We Are Spastor presents its "Black – ED" collection at Madrid es Moda in an innovative audiovisual format where the garments come to life through a model and an exhibit in their studio in calle Valencia. Wool satin, waterproofed silk taffeta, washed silk, cashmere wool knit, frayed edges, and hand-finished details are some of the elements that define this collection, reflecting the brand's essence. The garments, made in their atelier or in a workshop in proximity, stand out for their use of 70% fabrics from leftover stock, contributing to a more responsible and conscious fashion.

Miguel Marinero presents at Madrid es Moda his Spring 2025 collection, and an exclusive collaboration with the Spanish slow fashion platform Es Fascinante; a selection of cotton poplin looks with cheerful and vibrant colors perfect for the forthcoming season. The feminine silhouettes, inspired by the Mediterranean in the 1960s, are complemented by striking accessories, for special events or everyday wear. Organza, georgette, silk, wool, and cotton fabrics, all environmentally friendly, give life to pieces that seek to convey the creative process that precedes them.

Ulises Mérida presents his capsule collection "Light and Matter" at Madrid es Moda , reinventing the white shirt and exploring its transformative potential. The palette, dominated by black and white, creates a dialogue between light and shadow, calm and transformation, while the color cyclamen breaks the visual harmony with its bold presence in tops, and as a vertical line on some trousers. Materials such as a light satin cotton poplin, stretch neoprene, and a mesh fabric with three-dimensional volume, bring sensorial and architectural qualities to the designs and reinforce a sculptural aesthetic close to contemporary art. Through pure, clean lines, the collection projects a sense of serenity and timelessness, taking the concept of fashion to a level where clothing becomes art.

Roberto Verino's new Spring/Summer 2025 collection, presented at Madrid es Moda, is distinguished by its focus on contemporary sophistication through the combination of neutral tones with vibrant accents offering a versatile and elegant collection. The richly textured fabrics present a contrast between soft and structured, with carefully designed details that add depth and personality to each garment. The collection embraces a range of colors that transit from neutral tones such as ecru, camel, and black, to intense greens, and prints with pink accents. Roberto Verino's showroom becomes the stage for a close-up look at the new collection in a fashion and music ambience. A carefully curated display of looks offers an opportunity to discover how to incorporate current trends to your personal style.

"Orígenes" is the new capsule collection that Roberto Torretta presents at Madrid es Moda. It delves into the brand's archives to revisit classic patterns and explore feminine silhouettes that adapt organically to the body. In this collection, fine and natural fabrics take center stage, standing out for their impeccable feel and lively hues. Wool mohair in a warm Tabasco shade, tailored suits in pure wool crepe in elegant russet, and the dresses with two-tone prints; in brown and red, or in green and purple, overtake the collection.

Peñalver Brand continues its innovative up-cycling line with a collection for the Fall-Winter 2025/2026 season that seeks to elevate wardrobes while reducing the environmental impact of the fashion industry thus promoting a more sustainable system. Designed from vintage tailoring garments, which have been deconstructed and transformed to give them a new use through the creative repurposing of existing materials, the collection creates new and unique limited-edition silhouettes that maintain the essence and memory of the original pieces.

Oteyza presents his new collection, and his new album, "El Caminante," within the framework of Madrid es Moda through a performance held at the Hotel Thompson, where fashion and music merged in a unique setting. The Fall-Winter 2025/2026 collection evolves the brand's codes, explores new structures and combines architectural volumes with refined silhouettes as well as functional details. From coats and oversized pieces to geometrically layered shirts with grosgrain trims and tailored trousers, each garment is designed to convey timeless elegance. Materials such as merino wool and delicate silks reinforce the garment's fluidity, while a palette of deep black, intense blue, and electric burgundy, which are complemented by mustard highlights, evoke a sophisticated nocturnal aesthetic.

Marcos Luengo presents his new Spring-Summer 2025 collection at Madrid es Moda through a unique visual proposal, an exclusive photoshoot in his own atelier. Inspired by his recent trip to Panama, and particularly to the Guna Yala region, the collection is a homage to Guna women. Avant-garde, geometric necklines challenge the conventions of elegance, while ruffles crafted from organza and triple gauze create dramatic volumes that add a touch of sophistication. Selected fabrics, such as crepe silk, chiffon, satin, organza, and linen, are layered to intensify each garment's dynamism. Furthermore, Luengo explores a variety of skirt lengths, from mini to midi, offering versatile silhouettes to suit different styles and occasions.

Within Madrid es Moda, Maison Mesa presents his Fall-Winter 2025/2026 collection, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", in a fashion show at the Omeraki restaurant, fusing comfort and modernity through garments with fitted silhouettes and geometric volumes. The collection's pieces include knitwear, traditionally woven by Perssam in Murcia, which stands out for its soft textures, embossed details, gathered sleeves, and pearl-trimmed collars. Also included are embroidered T-shirts and cardigans, created by El Tío Claus in the Basque Country; woollen cloth coats, maxi trench coats, wide-legged trousers with large pleats, jackets with statement shoulders, cotton shirts, and satin dresses. These are complemented by more daring options such as stretch vinyl, sequins, and rhinestones. The shoes, belts, and handbags are crafted in artisan workshops in Madrid and, along with jewellery designed in collaboration with Lisi Fracchia in her studio on Calle Mayor, enhance the freedom and uniqueness of the wearer. This collection invites you to overcome fear and pursue your dreams, whether with electric sheep or not. This collection is named after the well known book by Philip K Dick, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (1938)

Luis Berrendero presents his new bridal capsule collection at Madrid es Moda through a static installation at Serrería Belga combining mannequins, mirrors, lights and sounds to create an immersive sensorial experience. Inspired by the wedding dress his mother wore in 1969, the collection captures the essence and elegance of the decades of the 1950s and 1960s that shaped his design vision. Thus, Berrendero updates the fashion codes of that era bringing them to the present through a bridal proposal that pays tribute to love, music, and beauty.

Juanjo Oliva presents his new capsule collection at Madrid es Moda in an exclusive trunk show. The Madrid-based fashion designer held his presentation in the new Carrera y Carrera space to celebrate the reopening of this iconic jewelry store in the capital city. Oliva's new creations are a demonstration of his commitment to working in continuity, without seasons and with real sustainability. The designer seeks timelessness through designs that champion quiet luxury, emphasizing quality and craftsmanship. His designs, made to last, are adorned with Carrera y Carrera jewelry at an event that seeks closeness with the end customer.

Juan Vidal presents his new "Kasa" collection at Madrid es Moda . A capsule collection comprised of seven dresses crafted from natural silk organza, with subtle Asian influences in the patterns. The collection seeks to highlight beauty through the simplicity of small details. The dresses, devoid of trimmings such as zippers or buttons, are tied with small, flat bows made from the same matching organza in tone, thus accentuating the softness, lightness and traditional feel that defines the fashion proposal. Vidal's inspiration comes from Japanese architecture, a style noted for its harmony with nature and its focus on simplicity and functionality. One of the most representative elements of this architecture is its use of natural light, which enters softly and diffusely through large windows and sliding paper doors into the interior spaces, creating a warm atmosphere that highlights the beauty of natural materials. Similarly, organza, with its ethereal and translucent nature, is capable of transforming the perception of the body just as light is capable of transforming the perception of a building. Thus, each dress acts as an architectural layer that plays with overlays, textures, and volumes, creating silhouettes that appear to float, as if they were spaces inhabited by light.

"I let her go and she flew away" is Javier Delafuente's new capsule collection presented at Madrid es Moda. The collection, which was shown at Próxima Estación, fuses his Andalusian roots with a message of female empowerment. Through colors, sounds, and scents from his childhood, the fashion designer creates a collection that balances tradition with avant-garde. Delafuente reinterprets classic patterns with architectural volumes and modern details. Sustainable technical fabrics blend with natural ones, such as silk, which envelops the body with a fluidity that symbolises freedom. Meanwhile, the colors and floral prints evoke Andalusia's rich traditions.  

Fashion brand García Madrid presents as a part of Madrid es Moda its new yearly tailoring collection in its space located in the Salamanca district. With a setting reminiscent of the end of a grand party, dark tones, blue and black, dominate Manuel García's 2025 fashion proposal. High-quality fabrics such as cashmere wool, kid mohair, silk, and premium cottons are the stars of meticulous tailoring where detail is key.

DOMINNICO'S unique aesthetic is once again the central focus of the brand's new collection presented at Madrid es Moda. A collection that fuses perfectly its classic silhouettes with more innovative fashion proposals. Domingo Rodríguez takes his creative exploration a step further by immersing himself in the Kawaii universe, a direct influence from his trip to Japan in 2024. The house's iconic pieces are enriched with details of recycled kimonos, fur and leather textures, which are intertwined with delicate lace, ruffles, open frameworks, and flashes of sequins. The color palette is also the main protagonist of this collection. Lime green, pastel red, turquoise tones, pink, and lilac in its softest versions complemented by the most radical contrasts: black and white.

Dolores Promesas presents at Madrid es Moda its new Spring-Summer 2025 collection, the first under the creative direction of Mexican Jasive Fernández. “Manifiesto” is a declaration of the duality that defines contemporary women. A woman who faces the challenges of modern society with strength and determination yet at the same time retains her feminine, romantic and sophisticated essence intact. The creations of this iconic Spanish brand fuses traditionally feminine as well as masculine elements. Materials such as lace, silk, and linen evoke delicacy and femininity, while details such as ties, bow ties, shirt bibs, and cummerbunds represent the strength and masculine side that complements said duality. This blend materialises in flowing sleeves, romantic ruffles, capes, and circular skirts, which interact with structured cuts, precise lines, and a color palette that includes dark ash, crimson, misty gray, and ivory.

Devota & Lomba presents as part of the Madrid es Moda program, its new "Hall" collection for the Fall-Winter 2025/2026 season Modesto Lomba's collection is designed for pauses. A space of silence where reflection takes center stage. In a world filled with prints and intense colors, this proposal invites you to pause and appreciate the details that make each garment unique, offering a calmer and more profound perspective. Virgin wool, mohair, alpaca, cashmere, and sequin fabrics are some of the materials that bring this collection to life, distinguished by its subtle and sophisticated elegance. The pieces are showcased at the JW Marriott Hotel, a setting that reflects the calm and style the collection conveys.

Daniel Chong presents at Madrid es Moda his new capsule collection, “Mirror, Mirror”. The fashion show was held in the hidden room of Palacio Fernán Núñez, where Chong's proposals are reflected in garments for all seasons, highlighting the use of sustainable materials and the Made in Spain seal. The collection is presented as a journey in which the garments reflect the fragility of human beings and their dreams, as well as a rebellion against the unattainable standards of behaviour in today's society. It is a critique of these unlimited demands and a vindication of diversity, the importance of loving oneself, and the need to take care of one's mental health. The designer includes coats, jackets, dresses, skirts, and trousers made of boiled wool, recycled cotton, knitwear, and metallic fabrics, presented in XL silhouettes and geometric patterns with a mix of plain and print garments, combining different textures such as quilting and original drawings. The chromatic range transits from raw and gray colors to neon and metallic hues.

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada presents “Romeo and Juliet”, her new fall-winter 2025/2026 collection in collaboration with Humana, at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. With a focus on sustainability, the firm transforms garments destined for discard into runway pieces. Shirts are reimagined into skirts, tops and dresses; cords and fabric scraps become fringes giving the dresses movement, and denim is reinvented into the firm's iconic worm dress. The wedding dress is created from white shirts and the footwear has been rescued from archive models that have already been showcased in previous runways. The collection also includes collaborations with iconic brands such as Ostras Sorlut, Aceite Señoríos de Relleu, and Chocolates Marcos Tonda, in a meet between luxury and fun. There are also touches of style and functionality with NZI helmets, NOCO bags and a complete sensory experience thanks to the vibrant flavors of Sal y Pimienta Carmencita and Popit. A unique show where fashion, sustainability, gastronomy and design come together to give life to proposals full of color and awareness.

“Deauville” is Lola Casademunt by Maite's fashion proposal for the fall-winter 2025/2026 season that is inspired by the casual romanticism of French Normandy. The collection, presented at MBFWM, offers a blend of classic garments, such as shirt dresses, trench coats, pleated minidresses and pleated trousers, combined with more sophisticated pieces, such as fur and velvet coats, tweed and jacquard bombers and monochrome suits. Animal print, the fashion brand's DNA, has been updated in a softer version, with leopard spots in powder pink tones. Logos also stand out, especially on shirts and flowing dresses, as well as the classic sailor stripes, and attention to detail in each garment. The collection's colour palette revolves around khaki green, maroon, grey, navy, burgundy, pink, bougainvillea and camel, all over a black base. A fashion proposal branded by a lifestyle where the sea and the rocky coasts of the Norman villages imbue the collection with an elegant, relaxed and sophisticated air.

Angel Schlesser 's fashion proposal at MBFWM for the fall-winter 2025/2026 season fuses art, anatomy and style, creating a collection that pays tribute to the human body while reinterpreting contemporary fashion. Inspired by the body's intrinsic beauty, the collection performs a deep analysis of its shapes and reveals its internal structures to transform them into patterns. Through cuts and lines that imitate the natural curves of the human anatomy, an architectural vision is adopted that provides precision and modernity. The collection is presented as a perfect amalgamation of art and fashion. Each piece is not just a dress, a jacket or a coat, but a work of art in itself. The human body becomes the canvas on which shapes and volumes are drawn, and through each stitch and cut, a story of beauty, structure and evolution is told.

The continuous connection between our internal identity and the environment that surrounds us defines the essence of Fely Campo's collection presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. The designer proposes designs that transcend that which is ephemeral by offering pieces that radiate elegance and style in a timeless manner. Each creation has been designed so that each woman can face the world with garments that reflect her inner beauty. The fashion proposal stands out for its tribute to textures and overlays. Materials such as tweed, wool and shiny satin evoke bygone eras and classic styles that merge in harmony. The softness of velvet is complemented by sequins and embroidery, while heavy fabrics contrast with the lightness of silk, hence creating a perfect balance between structure and fluidity.

“IRIS FALL 2026”, the collection by Odette Álvarez, presented at MBFWM is inspired by concepts of hope, resilience and inner strength, symbols of the iris, a flower that emerges in the midst of adversity. With this idea in mind, the fashion designer integrates colors, fabrics and materials in a collection that reflects the duality between external stillness and internal resurgence. The fashion proposal combines delicate materials such as satin crepe, silk tulle and mohair wool with more robust ones such as leather, technical gabardine, lamb and goat fleece, suede and pinstripe cloth. True to her style, Odette Álvarez adds sparkle with rhinestones, sequins and rich beaded details, as well as artisanal painting techniques on leather, with the iris being the central motif. The collection's color palette is characterised by warm and enveloping tones, such as iris blue, mustard, burgundy, brown, black and green. Odette Álvarez creates with this collection a perfect synergy between that which is natural and modernity, warmth and protectiveness, through the reflection of the materials inherent strength and the subtlety of color and texture.

“Better Together”, the collection by Paloma Suárez presented at MBFWMadrid is an ode to unity and shared strength. In a world of change and uncertainty, the fashion designer claims the value of human relationships and the transformative energy of mutual company and support. The collection celebrates the connection between people, converting fashion into a narrative of complicity, emotion and gratitude. With her characteristic vibrant and energetic style, the firm translates these feelings into an explosion of colors, textures and volumes that envelop the body in a combination of dynamism and optimism. Each garment is designed to transmit security and comfort without giving up the contemporary sophistication that defines the fashion brand. Through each seam and each detail, Paloma Suárez pays homage to those who remind us, with a gesture, a look or a word of encouragement, that moving forward together is the key to continue creating.

“PETALSCAPE” is the new collection by Hannibal Laguna, inspired by floral landscapes that reflect the softness of petals and their organic shapes, colors and textures. The proposal combines the firm's signature dramatic with a contemporary vision of seduction, highlighting the feminine essence in each garment. The fashion collection plays with sensuality through combinations of delicate transparencies, volatile gauzes and vibrant textures adorned with embossed petals. The wide and sinuous shapes, asymmetrical openings, shell minidresses and straight silhouettes that enhance shoulders and the waist stand out. Materials such as silk crepe, lace, acetate and organza devoré contribute to the fluidity and sophistication of the proposal. Coral pink is combined with earthy tones in green, ochre and gold, to create a palette inspired by nature. The collection integrates artisanal excellence with technology and classic dressmaking, using haute couture techniques adapted to offer a more sustainable and timeless fashion.

"The Hotel" is Pablo Erroz's new fashion proposal presented at MBFWM for the 2025 season, which continues the evolution of his previous collection, "The Club". Erroz presents a global approach, without seasons, and with a greater feminine presence, using fabrics such as silk, wool, ikats made in Mallorca, cotton and sequins. The colours range between natural tones such as black, sand and brown, with vibrant touches of green and floral prints. The shapes combine sophistication and versatility, with sartorial details, and committed to sustainability through the recovery and incorporation of iconic garments from the past to create timeless pieces that minimise environmental impact and production processes. For this collection, Erroz continues with multidisciplinary collaborations. On this occasion, collaborations with Ploom, for lifestyle accessories, and Lotusse x Erroz, for a timeless footwear capsule, are highlighted.

Custo Barcelona presents at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, “Mirage”, a collection that fuses its visual universe with an imaginary world where nature and humanity coexist in harmony. The fashion proposal explores, with audacity and irony, concepts such as technology, glamour and social issues, creating an innovative and avant-garde style. Inspired by fantastic landscapes, “Mirage” draws upon a privileged and respected nature, a visual narrative that is reflected in the t-shirts for both women and men. The collection's aesthetic, reminiscent of classical architecture, is complemented by high-quality materials such as wool, silk and recycled technological textiles. The dresses, with a romantic touch, stand out for the delicacy of the transparencies and a palette of vibrant colors. As a whole, the collection offers a fashion-forward vocabulary that celebrates diversity, creativity and personal freedom. “Mirage” seeks to provoke an emotional connection in those who value authenticity and individuality in their style.

MALNE revives 1970s Boho Chic returns once again to the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid catwalk to present its new fall-winter 2025/2026 collection. The fashion firm surprises with “Bohemian Future”, a proposal that brings back and pays homage to the romantic glamour of the 1970s boho chic. The fashion designers break with the continuity of colours and patterns they had been working with until now and make the materials the collection's true protagonists. Fabrics such as tweed, silk chiffon, cashmere or gazar enrich each design showcased on the catwalk. For this fashion proposal, the brand revisits its own creations, especially its emblematic jackets, and includes accessories such as evening handbags, shoes from Ganzitos and vintage jewellery from Joyas Antiguas Sardinero, achieving an aesthetic that mixes antiques with modernity. MALNE handcrafts each of its pieces in its atelier in Madrid, opting for limited editions and unique models, giving continuity to the values ​​and spirit that have characterised the firm from the beginning.

Isabel Sanchís and Paula Maiques, creative directors of the fashion firm, present their new fall-winter 2025/2026 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. With modern sensibility, Isabel Sanchís uses traditional techniques to create pieces that enhance femininity. The proposal combines ready-to-wear with couture, creating a collection that integrates streetwear elements together with jeans in more sophisticated and elaborated garments. Predominant colors are maroon and ochre, complemented with touches of pink and nude. Also noteworthy are wools and silks degraded in nude tones, along with black, present in the collection's most iconic dresses. Accessories such as buckles and belts are distinctive details in the collection adorning necklines and being added in an innovative manner in unconventional places. The two final looks of the fashion show are presented in collaboration with the Textile Technology Institute (Aitex), The first, an elegant white evening dress, made with optical fibre and illuminated at the bottom by hundreds of feathers, and the second, a sophisticated black dress with a floral silhouette, whose petals move subtly thanks to small built-in motors.

Duyos presents his new fall-winter 2025/2026 collection, titled “TECNO”, inspired by technology and retro-futurism. The fashion show, held at the Museo del Traje in Madrid, was a statement against ageism, highlighting diversity and beauty regardless of age. On this occasion, Duyos leaves MBFWMadrid for the first time and gathers models between the ages of 18 and 64 onto this unique runway to celebrate beauty in all its forms. The fashion designer brings back some of the protagonists who have been part of his career since the 1990s and 2000s, such as Laura Sánchez, Cristina Piaget, María Reyes or Paola Dominguín, relevant names in Spanish fashion who have accompanied the designer since he began. Iridescent, metallic and denim fabrics combined with rhinestones, patent leather, pleats, maxi sequins, wool and kidassia create the contrasts in this collection. Also noteworthy is the search for an energetic silhouette, achieved through fluid and strict shapes, cascading or mini dresses with flared and balloon cuts where maxi sleeves and oversized trench coats play a special role. TECNO is also optimism, conveyed in the choice of the colour palette where bright and iridescent colours predominate, such as white, metallic pink, silver and gold, aqua green, chocolate, ultramarine blue and black. TECNO is an avant-garde and contemporary collection that contrasts nature with technology, where quality and craftsmanship come together with the continuous reinvention of femininity, which continues to describe Duyos signature style.

Claro celebrates his legacy at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid with “DOBLE C”, the new fall-winter 2025/2026 collection, which pays tribute to the brand’s 40-year history. True to its DNA, the fashion proposal reinvents timeless elegance by fusing classic patterns with modern silhouettes. The collection celebrates tradition with a contemporary touch where fitted silhouettes meets the sophistication of structured designs. The collection is inspired by the glamour of the 1950s, with extra-long dresses and coats, and by the aesthetics of the 1980s, with structured suits, sheer blouses and pencil skirts. The fitted silhouettes are complemented by modern suits and corsets that accentuate the feminine figure while redefining the strength of style. The extravagant touch of the 80s is expressed in details such as statement shoulder pads, crystal fringes, mini ruffles, headscarves, pleats and plunging necklines, while gold brooches, metal buttons and extra-wide belts complete the collection. The colour palette unfolds in vibrant shades such as turquoise, purple and orange, along with the classic combination of black and white. Muslin, crepe, jet embroidery and wool cloth are the main fabrics that close this fashion proposal designed for women who dare to shine.