In her third fashion show held within the official Parisian calendar, Juana Martín, designer from Cordova, presented the collection “Fauves”, based on the Fauvist artistic movement with touches of surrealism, reflecting one of Spain’s most important historical moments. In "Fauves" the designer moves away from colour and, true to herself, presents a collection of monochrome looks, in white, beige and black. Abstract volumes, pleats, theatricality in the garments and many allegorical elements endowed with great symbolism such as faces, eyes and other elements are present in metallic and embroidered glass applications, which come out of the garments, creating a "three-dimensional" effect. A proposal created for an elegant, emphatic, innovative, contemporary and discreet woman. The designer narrates history through garments that reflect destruction and sadness always leading us, through the looks evolution, towards a path of greater hope and freedom. "Each dress has a name and a story, the bull represents the survival of the Spanish population, the eyes, the surveillance to which society was subjected," Juana Martín points out.

LOLA CASADEMUNT BY MAITE’s fashion proposals for next season fall winter 2023-2024, are a fashion statement that highlight modern and eclectic styles as rulers in urban environments. Volumes are rich in textures and fabrics. A total black colour palette is the base, with fluorine details to provide contrast and liven a street collection where accessories, once again, claim their relevance to complete supreme looks. Outdoors garments such as cloth coats, long or cropped parkas, puffer jackets and short knitted capes in tune with cut-out dresses. Maxi, fluid dresses with attached scarves, jumpsuits, tube skirts, miniskirts, cropped tops, blouses and palazzo pants. Volumes in textures; pleats and micro pleats, raised details, jacquards, sequins, rhinestones, all in rich fabrics; satin, technical fabrics, brocades and tweed. Regarding colour, as the basis of the pieces, total black contrasts and combines with neon pink and yellow giving a full understanding of this urban and eclectic collection. A proposal where animal print, the fashion brand’s hallmark, also has its prominence and together with other characteristics, such as personalized prints, colour and care of every detail, make up the inimitable DNA of LOLA CASADEMUNT.

Fashion brand Dominnico presented the Dildom Fall 23 collection at the 31st edition of 080 Barcelona Fashion. The Catalan creator’s new proposals arise from the need to continue creating thoughts of unity and inclusive communities beyond fashion itself. This collection, which includes a menswear line co-designed by Domingo Rodríguez Lázaro and Aleix Moyano, emits the fashion brand’s own Y2K spirit with the lens on an urban focus, including cargo elements, UPCyCling Texan garments, hip skirts and adaptable pieces that change volume according to the bellow’s placement. The collection’s main colour is neon orange, flowing with other diluted tones such as mint green, sky blue or baby pink together with powerful colours such as chewing-gum pink to compose a collection with a futuristic spirited palette that involves fashion to talk about individual rights.

Custo Barcelona presented the new Spring-Summer collection, "Sun O'clock", at the renowned Barcelona catwalk, Pasarela 080, a fashion proposal dedicated to imagination, loaded with innovation, and with which we are once again amazed. The new collection’s starring garment is the dress: micro, with a minimalist pattern and geometric shaped openings, maxi, with streamlined patterns and macro geometries jacquards. Garments made with soft fabrics, such as macro, oversize pants that, combined with experimental micro tops, stand out alongside other of Custo's starring garments: swimsuits and bodies, pieces that draw attention due to their openings and the combination of jacquards and thick thread woven bands that recreate geometric shapes together with logo trimmings. The Catalan fashion designer has been inspired by the beauty and richness of precious stones including in the collection the entire colour palette: emerald green, sapphire blue, topaz orange, spinel pink, tourmaline fuchsia, citron yellow, amethyst purple, larimar sky blue, diamond white and onyx black, all hues applied as a solid colour or mixed in vibrant new combinations. The result is a non-stop fashion show reflecting light, optimism, joy and music, all inseparable and eternal companions of an unstoppable Custo.

Firm Adolfo Domínguez celebrates a new immersive fashion show in Matadero to present the S/S23 collection, “Inspira”. In a multisensory space where fashion, music and live performances come together, the fashion show featured musician Abraham Cupeiro and a contemporary Japanese dance that emerged in the 1950s, Butoh dance, performance. The new collection has been created under the concept "The beauty that turns you on", an internal look at everything that inspires us. The designs presented are a reflection of the keys to enjoy an inspired life: vibrate in the present, value your body, live from the heart, be one with nature. Adriana Domínguez, Executive President of the Adolfo Domínguez Group explains that, "Inspira” is a collection that seeks to leave a positive foot print and open the doors of inspiration to those who dress us or see us."

Acromatyx, the duo made up by Xavi García and Franx de Cristal, presented their new fashion collection, titled "Calma". The firm held a fashion show in Arganzuela Crystal Palace Greenhouse due to the collaboration with Madrid Capital de Moda. This building, by architect Luis Bellido y González, housing more than 9,000 species of plants, together with the comforting sound of its fountains and sheets of water, transport calm and serenity and gives the collection its name. Acromatyx’s designers define this new fashion proposal as a sensory and experimental rave. The color range is focused exclusively on jet black and pure white interspersed with bright yellow, conveying strength and intensity. Fluid fabrics such as taffeta, silk, poplin, second-skin tulle or sequins with a scale effect, fused with more organic fabrics such as denim and light wool, coexist in harmony with metal appliqués, giving some garments a nostalgia of the 1990s and 2000s.  In this collection, the union of Acromatyx with Swarovski is highlighted, based on decontextualizing a luxury item linked to the night to place it at a more accessible and urban level. Also noteworthy is the fashion brand's collaboration with the optical brand Hawkers, creating two models of glasses with a futuristic, angular and wrap-around design. Finally, for the footwear, classic models from the New Rock firm have been used to impregnate the catwalk with the rave culture of the 90s, in different colours.