AB Fashion’s tenth anniversary brought together Félix Ramiro, Javier Delafuente, and Maison Mesa, among others, at the Palacio de Congresos, Madrid. These three names lent solidity and distinctive style to an edition focused on authorship and high-quality craftsmanship.
Félix Ramiro presented AZero for AB Fashion, a collection constructed upon a tonal scale of grays and high-end materials, where carbon fibers and steel engage in a dialogue with his signature tailoring. The result maintains the designer’s artisanal precision while incorporating technical nuances that expand his visual language.
Javier Delafuente showcased “La solté y salió volando” (I Let Her Go and She Flew Away), a capsule collection that looks at Andalusia through the lens of free-spirited femininity. Contemporary volumes, sustainable fabrics, and floral prints articulate a fashion proposal that seamlessly blends roots and contemporary style.
Maison Mesa presented “The Things That Dreams Are Made Of“, inspired by The Human League song. Fluid silhouettes, clean geometries, and flowing fabrics—from micro-sequins to lurex—create an aesthetic that connects design, craftsmanship, and a forward-looking vision.
Three distinct approaches that, together, have shaped the creative pulse of Spanish fashion, at AB Fashion.
