DOMINNICO’s aesthetic is once again the starting point of the firm's fashion proposal for next winter. Using the house's best-selling silhouettes, Domingo Rodríguez Lázaro, creative director, approaches this new collection from an eclectic and ornate perspective in which the marine world is represented through elements such as lace, jeans, recycled leather and fur, rivets and metal pieces, all framed within the balletcore aesthetic. Regarding colors, classic pastels predominate with the appearance of lime green, oxygenated denim and browns in addition to rhinestone inlays.

The most vibrant colors and striking prints, typical of the pop art artistic movement that began in the 1960s, find their moment in the new fashion proposals from LOLA CASADEMUNT BY MAITE for the fall-winter 2024-2025 season. The combination of art and fashion is always a plus when they interact and provide feedback. Thus, this new collection is an artistic expression of pop art brought to LOLA CASADEMUNT BY MAITE’s imagery where the fashion brand's star print, animal print, is dyed red to complete a very vivid color palette such as Klein blue, red, green and yellow. All of them lively, and combined with black bases in materials such as pleats, quilts, jacquards, taffeta, etc., resulting in an original and vital fashion proposal.

DOMMINICO launches at the Thompson Hotel in Madrid, the first PRE-FALL 2024 e-commerce drop of 40 of the collection’s most emblematic pieces, which were presented last February within the framework of Madrid es Moda 24. The installation created by artist Jorge García López frames a collection inspired by the 'snow universe': Aprés Ski Club, introducing recycled hair and jeans in looks constructed from corseted mini dresses adorned with different motifs essential to the fashion brand; bows, leather strips, fur trim and metal pieces. As for colors, pastels such as baby pink, lilac and mint stand out in this collection; ivory and black; oxygenated denim and brown tones as a reference to the 1980's. One of the new features of this drop is the collection of t-shirts designed in collaboration with CCelestica.

IBERIA places author’s talent to flight by accompanying the winner of the National Fashion Award, Teresa Helbig, to the presentation of her “1832 Sur Mer” FW24/25 collection in Paris, the first that the fashion brand celebrates in its entire history in the City of Light during Paris Fashion Week. Inspired by Victor Hugo's timeless novel, “Les Miserables,” and enriched by exquisite and sophisticated French culture, the “1832 Sur Mer” collection pays tribute to the fight for redemption, tenacity and the pursuit of justice. A collection with technique (tradition) and look (modernity), with tremendously historicist roots and a brilliant component of sharpness and freshness that appears on the runway in the form of miniskirts mixed with tailored coats, down to the feet, padded micro dresses or embroidered cardigans with piqué bloomers. A past, present and future collection that connects red threads and creates new conversations under the flag of unity in raw, yellow, blue, burgundy tones... A collection with overwhelming romanticism and sensitivity that comes alive through glaze cotton, cloth or braided grosgrain ribbons.

Designer Paula Cánovas del Vas presented her new collection WRESTLING during Paris Fashion Week. Her fall-winter 2024 collection was revealed in a presentation at the Cervantes Institute facilities in Paris with a staging that simulated a live wrestling match starring six female wrestlers. Inspired by 1970s sports fashion and school uniforms, the new Fall-Winter 2024 collection brings together retro aesthetics in Paula Canovas del Vas’s iconic garments. The collection and performance show an evolution for the designer, who creatively manipulates patterns and surplus fabrics creating life-size characters, symbolizing both the hyper-competitive environment of fashion and sport. But above all, Paula Canovas del Vas's collection is a testimony of her brand's commitment to challenging conventions and encouraging individuality.

FÉLIX RAMIRO presents his new 'SALVAJE' (“WILD”) collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid Off fashion shows. The brand proposes an escape into a world where there is room for all trends, all colors, all looks and where time does not exist. The wildest animal instinct of the human being is materialized thanks to the designer's imagination. Innovation in tailoring comes in strategic cuts and folds, which create a balance between form and function, as well as in the selection of sustainable materials and the use of cutting-edge manufacturing techniques. In short, 'SALVAJE' is a men's fashion collection that embraces animal nature and creativity with bold patterns and overlays that move away from convention.

ÁNGEL SCHLESSER presents his new collection for the fall-winter 2024/2025 season, titled 'THE PRESENCE OF THE ABSENCE', within Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid’s Off fashion shows. The proposal stands out for its shapes, volumes, colors and textures, which, combined with the fashion house’s characteristic fabric, creating pieces of art that fill a space with the presence of absent elements. Beginning with minimalism, functionality and avant-garde that have always characterized the brand, creative director, Alfonso Pérez, formulates solid foundations that are reflected in the base of the patterns and end up defining the collection’s silhouette. Volume is the protagonist, with classic garments that refer to contemporary architecture, presenting sinuous shapes in contrast with defined and straight lines. The color palette includes winter and fall colors such as black, blue, beige and white, which contrast with red. The different textures are achieved thanks to warm fabrics such as wool, cashmere, felt and leather, as well as more fluid and lighter fabrics such as chiffon, organza and crepe.

MARÍA LAFUENTE presents her new collection for the fall-winter 2024/2025 season titled ´ĀTMAN´ at the Ateneo de Madrid within the Off fashion shows of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid. The fashion designer is inspired by this term, which in Sanskrit means soul, creating a dialogue between fashion and the immutable essence of whoever wears each design. The creator, from Asturias, proposes a collection in which the fabrics speak of sustainability and art, such as Tencel from Textil Santanderina, a natural fabric created from eucalyptus wood pulp, which is combined with embroidery enriched with stones and ornaments, flowers of merino wool handcrafted by the León Spinning School and the firm's iconic tulle. For the accessories’ design, the designer has collaborated with textile biologist Yunaria Méndez, who has created a biomaterial with mussel shell. The color palette is made up of earth tones joined by black, beige, nude, red and delicate pink. Faithful to her cooperation philosophy with different innovative initiatives, María Lafuente once again has enjoyed various collaborators with the purpose of creating value through these alliances. Together with PEFC, she seeks to raise awareness in the fashion industry of the importance of using fabrics from forests with certified sustainable origin. Likewise, she collaborates with SIGNUS, a pioneer in the reuse of tires in Spain, and with El Corte Inglés, in a project where she transcends the borders of gender, deconstructing classic masculine tailoring and charging it with femininity.

SKFK presents their 'KUTTUN' collection for the fall-winter 2024/2025 season within the Off shows of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid. Taking as inspiration the traditional garments of the Basque Country and protective charms, the brand pays tribute to the region’s mythology and symbolism, connecting with its roots and its past. The patterns and volumes of this collection are oriental, allowing you to find garments with which to create total looks, or use them in a more flexible way by mixing them in different manners. The designs have geometric shapes in bold blocks of color that are reminiscent of Basque farmhouses and the charms placed at the houses’ entrances to protect them. Even though it is a collection for the fall-winter season, the first drop is adapted to higher temperatures than those in winter, to be able to face the season’s change with lighter and more fluid garments. In this new fashion proposal, SKFK presents two permanent collaborations with artist Grems and designer Martina Spetlova, both with their own style and identity, highlighting the value of creative work. Likewise, establishing a partnership with Wooldreamers, a Spanish wool supplier company that transparently shows the entire process, which shares with the Basque firm their solid commitment to sustainability.

The BERHANYER brand returns after the founder’s demise, to present with the help of the new creative director, Sergio de Lázaro, the 'COLLECTION+1 FALL WINTER 2024_25' collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid. The designer continues to observe and be inspired by current reality and social phenomena, just as he does at the Otrura house, to develop his collections. The war, a barbarism more evident than ever in recent years, connects the present with the origins of Elio Berhanyer's personal life. A message of hope in humanity is transferred to the catwalk through a color range predominated by the deep black of tailoring in the first part of the show, later opening to whites and blues typical of shirting that appear on poplin. A bold proposal that plays with the codes of the iconic Spanish house, incorporating avant-garde and contemporaneity through men's fashion, with special mention to men's skirts, clean and geometric patterns, as well as the incorporation of more sporty garments. The long-awaited return of Berhanyer has achieved the greatest success within MBFWM, winning the L'Oréal Best Collection Award.

LOLA CASADEMUNT BY MAITE presenta su nueva colección en Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid inspirada en la época victoriana, específicamente en la clase aristocrática y sus costumbres. La propuesta reinterpreta esta época con un toque moderno, presentando contrastes y patrones estructurados, estampados florales y el inconfundible animal print característico de la marca. Los tejidos incluyen jacquard floral y de leopardo, foil dorado, la pana, el punto y las lentejuelas. La paleta de colores también evoca a dicho periodo histórico con tonos como verde botella, menta, jade, rosa sorbete, burdeos y camel. Los complementos destacados son las botas altas en diversos estampados y tejidos, junto con bolsos maxi y mini.

The ´WE ART CUSTO´ collection by CUSTO Barcelona for next fall-winter 2024/2025 season is inspired by art, seeking emotion. The dresses are the stars, accompanied by sports sets, coats and jackets. Natural fabrics such as silk and cotton are fused with technological fibres. The color palette is vibrant and the graphic elements reinforce the visual experience at the fashion show, creating a distinctive atmosphere. CUSTO Barcelona's new proposal is aimed at women who seek to express security and individuality through fashion.

At Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, Fely Campo presents the ´THE WAY HERE´ collection, her most intimate and personal proposal that reflects her 50 years of dedication and passion for fashion. An interior creative journey where the color palette is dominated by dark tones such as black, as well as warm and bright tones. The variety of fabrics ranges from cloth to brocades, fusing earthly passion with the most experimental from the fashion designer's, from Salamanca, career. The collection presents 25 looks that represent the love that Fely Campo has felt for fashion throughout all these years, through simple lines and silhouettes that become more sophisticated with each look, showcasing her deep insight of her craft.

Marcos Luengo presents his new collection 'EX MACHINA' at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, taking the name from the latest artistic artificial intelligence project created by creative Iván Puñal. In his work, the author uses different AI tools to create images, sounds and visuals, serving as the base for the patterns, prints and designs of Marcos Luengo's new collection. The printing carried out on fabrics such as crepe, satin, silk velvet and paillettes, complemented with silk and wool textures in solid colors. The collection stands out for its geometric cut patterns, especially in sleeves and necklines, which are emphasized in long monochrome dresses. With intense and vibrant colors, the limits of art are diluted and integrated into the designs of the creator from Asturias.

Odette Álvarez's new collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, titled 'ÁNGELA FALL 24', is a return to her origins, aesthetics and the emblematic pieces with which she managed to make her way in the fashion world, with the always present boho chic spirit, the inspiration of the 70s and the richness of materials and fabrics. For this collection, the designer recovers fabrics rich in rhinestones and crystals, damasks, optical and ethnic-inspired prints. The color palette is wintery and nocturnal. Deep and sometimes vibrant black is predominant in most of the pieces. On this occasion, the creator adds details of recycled fur from previous collections, focusing on reuse and zero waste. Synthetic fur is also introduced, creating a series of pieces that have as their common thread the personality and style of a woman very present in the designer's imagery: content creator Ángela Rozas, Madame de Rosa, who has accompanied Odette Álvarez since her beginnings.

Malne presents his new collection 'REVOLUTION' at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid. A fashion proposal full of luxurious garments marked by trends such as XL paillettes, masculine silhouettes and large volumes. The color palette is vibrant, inciting seduction through fabrics such as silk, crepe and organza. Sequins in futuristic black are used in dresses and two-piece sets made up of waistcoats and wide-leg pants, which are present throughout the collection. Total fuchsia and red looks add a touch of color to a fashion proposal that includes zebra animal print. Military inspiration is materialized in khaki green applied to shirt-dresses and jackets, as well as in berets, which become a fetish accessory. Large shoulder pads and tight belts create a silhouette that empowers women.

The 'LAS CANARIAS' collection, presented at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid by Duyos for the fall-winter 2024/2025 season is inspired by the Canary Islands archipielago, their sensory landscapes and the region’s historical crafts. The designs reflect the island’s wild textures through metallic silk jacquards, liquid prints, rockery fringes, oceanic lamé and lava silk. The color palette also captures the essence of the Canary Islands archipelago. Mineral tones and volcanic colors appear, such as magma black, copper, pink iron, night blue, gold and laurel green. The zenith of the collection is heightened in the details and textures that underline Duyos' commitment to the recovery of the artisanal and traditional crafts and trades of the Canary Islands. Five artisans rooted in each island have collaborated with the fashion designer to create and incorporate in an exceptional way Lanzarote’s rosettes, Gran Canaria’s open framework, Fuerteventura’s macramé and crochet, El Hierro’s native wool yarn, La Gomera’s leather goods, Canarian earrings from Tenerife and the island of La Palma’s historical silk spinning. The union of fashion design together with the rich Canarian craftsmanship involved in the creation of these pieces provides authenticity, pride and recognition, linked to the past but projected towards the future.

Roberto Torretta's collection for the fall-winter 2024/2025 season is characterized by minimalism and oversized volumes. Remaining true to the Savile Row taste in tailoring, the designer seeks a less conventional style by bringing “over” volumes into play by radically revising the proportions of jackets, trousers and coats. Solid toned fabrics in navy blue, ink and brown stand out, as well as prints in neoprene and wool crepe. The hourglass silhouette dominates the collection, with mini dresses, plunging necklines and obvious seaming. Napa leather appears in cappuccino color in different looks, as a dress, as a skirt, as trousers and even as a coat. Likewise, the creator proposes fluid dresses in coral tone that engage with the female body. For the evening, he makes a reinterpretation of the tuxedo in cold wool fabrics with textures and paillettes in chocolate tone. Finally, the accessories complement each outfit: geometric design bags in the shape of a cube and among the footwear, sling-back shoes with a kitty heel stand out.

Hannibal Laguna presents his 'MOONGLOW' collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, which, inspired by the moon symbolizes change and renewal, reminding us that, as in fashion, everything in life is cyclical. The proposal is feminine and sophisticated, fusing the artisan work of designer fashion made in Spain with the fashion house’s values. Taking the Earth's satellite as a reference, the designer creates new textures, volumes and color combinations, achieving bodies with exquisite embroidery, sumptuous pleats and airy dresses. The collection uses spiral silk jacquards, pleated organzas, muslins, satins and glazed ornaments to create contemporary evening pieces. Some designs features a tube silhouette covered in inlays and pleated ruffle shells, while those in chiffon and satin feature asymmetrical Hellenic-inspired draping. The color palette is made up of silver tones, blue blacks and mineral colors such as jade, amethyst, sapphire, ruby, quartz and emerald.

Isabel Sanchís presents her new fall-winter 2024/2025 collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, where she fuses nature and sculpture. The collection is immersed in the countryside world, reflected in fabrics printed with tree and forest motifs as well as detailed embroidery of bees and dragonflies. On the other hand, sculpture, a constant in Isabel Sanchís' fashion proposals, is manifested in garments that stand out for their volumes, three-dimensionality and avant-garde. The silhouettes are distinct for their fitted waist thanks to the patterns and whale-bones incorporated in the garments sewing. Likewise, the hips are enhanced through various structures that highlight the corseted effect of evening dresses. The color palette includes earth and caramel tones, which break the dichotomy of the brand's iconic black and polar white. These colors are intertwined in stripes, prints and plaids, reflected in jackets, coats, skirts and draped trousers. As an innovation, the flowers made with additive manufacturing stand out due to the use of 3D printing and a handmade technique with cords and beads. This showcases how the fashion designers; mother and daughter, reaffirm their purpose of transmitting the humanity behind each garment with the aim of valuing the petite-mains that treasure the love and knowledge of arts and crafts.

´BRAVE´, Paloma Suárez's new collection presented at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, stands out for its focus on courage as a driving force to advance, evolve and achieve goals. Through her garments, the designer seeks to promote and reinforce this value by using new textile techniques and innovative materials such as vegan leather with a metallic finish. Mixing textures is once again a distinctive sign in a collection where velvet is combined with sartorial fabrics in jackets and coats. New tones such as brown are added to the extensive color catalogue that identifies the Canarian creator’s fashion designs, with details of military aesthetics. Likewise, accessories play a leading role in completing the looks, especially the leather-effect berets worn by men and women. Craftsmanship, sustainability and the fusion of couture with urban elements continue to be a distinctive characteristic of the brand.

Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada once again steps onto the catwalk at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid with a collection where polka dots are the main protagonist. The fashion show begins with the launch of a line of “agathized” motorcycle helmets, by NZI Helmets, in which she combines pop art with advanced protection technology. Along with the helmets, the creator also dares to design accessories for motorcyclists, made in collaboration with ByCity: jackets, jeans, raincoats, gloves, and even bags to carry the helmet with her emblematic prints. Polka dots appear in cotton prints on the most commercial garments, and among the garments made in her own workshop, on plush or quilted imitation leather, in neon-colored neoprene, in poplin and corduroy. Likewise, there is no shortage of the brand's iconic classics: the heart, the flower and the star, which play between multi colored stripes, geometric drawings and shades of graffiti. To finish their looks, the fashion brand has collaborated with Morena Corazón, a Mexican jewellery brand that has produced jewel headbands decorated with kisses and hearts. Agatha Ruiz de la Prada's creative philosophy is reflected in her continuous experimentation with patterns and patchwork, as well as in her curiosity for artisanal techniques such as hand-made fabrics by Honduran women and developed by Telares Lencas. Finally, Marcelo Mellino, a regular at the designer's presentations, has created a song for this fashion show that is a declaration of intent: “Don't think anymore, this is over!”.

During Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, Pablo Erroz presents 'THE CLUB', his yearly fashion proposal; transversal, without age or gender conditions. A neutral yet at the same time contrasting collection focused above all on women's fashion, whose prominence is growing, by investigating new codes. At the same time, he is committed to elevating sophistication in men's fashion with statement references to the world of tailoring. A select proposal, including all-terrain looks for everyday wear. The Club is a private club whose members share their own lifestyle. It is a place where things happen and everything ends up connected. The Club exalts diversity and cultural richness by bringing together citizens from different parts of the world, Colombia being the leading ally in this collection. The landscapes of Quindío and the Coffee Region, as well as its different artisans, who work with sustainable and natural fibers such as pineapple fiber and Caulinar leaves, play a vital role in the collection’s creation. In this way, craftsmanship is valued, once again, as well as circularity by working with coffee waste transforming it into buttons and accessories thanks to companies such as Hecho en Café. Likewise, the designer continues to work with fabrics with designation of origin such as ikat made in Mallorca. Other materials included are viscose, nappa leather, silk, wool and total looks in satin, mixed with floral prints. Finally, and with the brand’s committed cooperative spirit, the collection is complemented with premium garments in nappa leather and crystals, as well as with accessories that can become decorative objects in collaboration with Chupa-Chups. Furthermore, on occasion of this presentation, Pablo Erroz begins a long-term relationship with Xiaomi Spain, which begins on the catwalk and continues throughout 2024.

CLARO COUTURE presents its new collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid inspired by 1930s Paris. This interwar period stands out for the rise of the French capital as the epicentre of culture, innovation and avant-garde. The brand reflects this legacy and materializes it in the 'PARIS' collection, where it incorporates luxurious and soft fabrics such as satin, silk or velvet. The proposed chromatic range focuses mainly on dark colors, with single-color looks that play through various textures and rigid structures. Additionally, the collection includes prints and patterns designed by the fashion house’s creative directors and inspired by nature and femininity. The Parisian elegance of the 1930s is also manifest in impeccable cuts, cinched waists and fluid lines. The brand's signature evening and gala dresses are adorned with beading, fringes and wool appliqués that add a touch of opulence and sophistication. Finally, the outfits are completed with artisanal and traditional accessories, thanks to the collaboration with Spanish brands specialized in bags, shoes, hats and jewellery.  

After the success of the last edition, Jaime Álvarez returns to Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid to present the new MANS fall-winter 2024/2025 collection. Titled 'Womenswear & Manswear Collection', the collection is inspired by the bucolic English countryside, where the designer invites the public to immerse themselves in timeless elegance and modern sophistication. Men's garments in the collection reflect an English dandy style due to the fabrics: wools, tartans, houndstooth and lime microcorduroy, as well as printed or plain cloths and silks, which can be seen in the double-breasted jackets that widen up with infinite lapels, and in garments that play with trompe l'oeil creating the sensation that the models are wearing two jackets in one. Tailoring that coexists with shirts presented in white, light blue, yellow, green and burgundy tones, recalling the style of Diana of Wales. Among the feminine garments, skirts stand out as fetish garments, which take different lengths, from midi to ankle length. Likewise, dresses appear in various patterns, some with a handkerchief effect, made of silk and with small ruffles and others more volatile, without adjusting to the body. Puffed sleeves on jackets and hand-made micro-pleats stand out as ornamental elements, reminiscent of the most kitsch era in the United Kingdom. With this countryside collection, MANS consolidates its feminine fashion proposal within its collections, which combines with the origins of the menswear brand.

ACROMATYX presents the new 'TECHNO' collection for the fall-winter season 2024/2025 at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid. Inspired by electronic music, the fashion proposal is divided into three parts, as if they were three theatrical acts, set in an underground aesthetic typical of boiler rooms. The first act focuses on minimalist tailoring, with straight or fitted lines, and round necks. The interlude is developed through the superimposition of garments with oversized and urban tailoring, where classic lines blend in with knitted and cotton sports garments. And in the final act night arrives with straight lines where the creative duo opts for more fluid fabrics to create their most nocturnal silhouettes. As a unifying point in this entire techno-story, which could unfold in the most ground breaking scene of a dark Berlín, is the color black, which changes its nuances depending on the fabric. Textures transform from the matte of cold wool or cloth to chiffon or cotton, coexisting with the shine of liquid metal, organza, sequins or rhinestones.

Pedro del Hierro presents their 'BOREALIS' collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, its fashion proposal for next fall-winter 2024/2025. This is a very special year for the brand as it marks 50 years since its creation, being a benchmark in the textile sector in our country and a global ambassador of Spanish fashion. Creative directors, Nacho Aguayo and Alex Miralles, take us to an island in the Arctic Circle, where the first northern lights occur. A collection characterized by code sharing filled with parallelisms. Masculine becomes feminine and vice versa with a set of silhouettes that fuse minimalist elegance with brutalism through a mixture of fabrics, textures and colors. The women's collection is very feminine made up of fabric overlays that play with shapes and textures that follow the dancing movement of the northern lights. The men's collection is a game of proportions where voluminous garments are combined with fitted ones, offering a wide and modern range of silhouettes. On the catwalk, padded outerwear, cocoon-type silhouettes, coats, tailoring and fabrics such as alpaca, velvet, sequins, technical fibers and metallic effects, together along with tricot and leather take on a special role. The color proposals are inspired by the chromatic richness that northern lights offer us, with a solid base in which raw, gray, blue and black are illuminated with ranges of green, lilac, pink and silver details, providing a touch of nocturnal and northern sophistication.

Designer Leandro Cano returned after five years to Madrid with a fashion show where he presented his new artistic collection, 'MENU', along with pieces from his anticipated Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection. The inspiration behind the creator’s new collection resides in a return to Cano's origins by revisiting his first "Buffet" collection through the lens of experience celebrating his evolution thoughout the years. The designer offers a diverse range of silhouettes including men's as well as women’s tailoring, jumpsuits and jackets, and mermaid, midi dresses. Large volumes appear in skirts, shoulders and sleeves, along with coats and trench coats. The pattern design in 'MENU' is an exercise in the geometrical deconstruction of volumes, marking a contrast between rounded shapes and straight lines. As a distinctive element of the collection, Cano has incorporated biker-inspired shapes into many of the garments, a common thread that runs throughout the collection. 'MENU' is characterized by a color palette that includes black, which predominates and is used by the fashion creator for the first time, as well as vibrant shades of blue, beige, red and pink. A unique print created for the collection stands out: a contemporary reinterpretation of Toile de Jouy that unfolds in a variety of fabrics and includes figures of King Philip II on a motorcycle cutting off heads through the fields of Andalusia, and Mary Tudor with in her heart in her hand.