Last Monday, tailoring firm Félix Ramiro presented the "Mirrors" collection at Palacio de Santoña, within the framework of Madrid haute couture week, Atelier Couture. 20 looks that stand out for their uniqueness and style, each one made up of exceptional pieces, pure craftsmanship. These exclusive creations combine traditional and modern techniques to offer a collection that is a true work of art in itself.

Firm Raquel López presented new bridal proposals during the edition of Atelier Couture. The designer dedicated the collection to the 4 flowers in her life: grandmother, mother, sister and daughter. Each one represents a state of what she is today, of their teachings, and of what she has learned in her journey from each one of them, representing the different types of flower and their meaning since the beginnings of the bridal brand. Thus, traversing her soul, this collection arises where slow fashion, craftsmanship and avant-garde create a sweet yet sophisticated bride, the house's signature, always providing a meaning to elegance and simplicity, but with details that stand out creating a very exclusive bride.

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.  

Pedro del Hierro presents “El Pellizco”, a new collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. A fashion proposal inspired by flamenco's deepest emotions that celebrates the emotional forces of fashion. “El Pellizco” explores the purest flamenco's essence and the magic arisen in the places where this genre of singing and dancing originates. The fashion proposal plays with the pairings of that which is masculine and that which is feminine, black and white, giving rise to a collection full of elegance and personality. The codes of men's tailoring are reinterpreted in feminine garments by combining tuxedos with straight, flared or drain-pipe trousers. Additionally, the collection gives way to the silhouette's progressive feminisation through sketched garments with déshabillé or half-dressed designs. Contrast plays is also reflected in materials and textures, such as T-shirts that replace cotton with transparent wool, interchangeable collars and ties with stripes and polka dots as well as oversized sweaters accompanied by wide-draping skirts. The main fabrics include wool, silk, mohair and velvet, in a palette of black, burgundy and khaki, with flashes of light due to metallic finishes.

Jaime Álvarez presents his new fall-winter 2025/2026 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week after a season of hiatus focused on bespoke tailoring. British-style suits, with double-breasted jackets and large lapels, together with high-waisted and wide-leg trousers, are made in cool tones such as grey and white and warm tones such as red and purple. The collection reaffirms his ability to reinvent tailoring, as well as to transfer the standards and references of classic tailoring to the feminine wardrobe through pencil and mini skirts, with unique details such as silk ruffles, jewel fringes and feathers, enriching each garment. The dresses, mostly with a straight silhouette, are presented in black as well as in Nazarene purple velvet, with mini models or below the knee lengths. The men's and women's collection combines this ancient craft, inherited from the designer's grandfather and from whom the brand also takes his name, with an avant-garde aesthetic, clean cuts and innovation in fabrics. The result is a new approach to masculinity that fuses classic tailoring references with youth subcultures in a constant play of interconnected opposite poles in search of balance.

DOMINNICO approaches the SPRING 25 collection by revising its aesthetic codes to elevate them to a version hitherto unexplored by the fashion brand. Beginning with the sport, its creative director, Domingo Rodríguez Lázaro, is investigating now midi-lengths and maxi-sleeved silhouettes. As for colours, shades such as pink, red, electric blue and the maximum contrast of black and white come into play alongside the firm's usual materials such as leather, denim and recycled fur. An ode to freedom that invites you to play in DOMINNICO's new league.

The Catalan firm Custo Barcelona presents the new SS25 collection at 080Barcelona once again. A​ collection that celebrates a free and spontaneous spirit in a colorful and visual environment. The main pieces are dresses in a wide representation of colorful, creative and experimental proposals aiming to create an unknown language. Trouser and top combinations are the second most represented style proposals in the collection. Ruffles in light flowing fabrics, puffed sleeves, gathers, openings that reveal the skin are the fashion collection's common thread. Dresses are made by fusing technological materials with natural ones such as cotton and silk. Details in lurex threads, silk satin, chiffon, lamé jacquards and guipure, all in the same chromatic tones, create a differentiating value. The collection is grouped in blocks of colour that shift from warm solar yellow and orange tones through pink hues to journey through ranges of blue and turquoise expanding into a white proposal.