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.

Roberto Verino presented his Fall/Winter 2025 collection at Madrid es Moda . Acknowledge last July with the Honorary Award from the Academia de la Moda Española, the Galician designer reaffirms a vision where creative maturity translates into understated elegance and authenticity. The collection, titled UNDRESSED, reinterprets the rebellious spirit of the 1990s and brings it into the present. The message is clear: fashion stems from inner light and becomes a liberation from labels, an affirmation of authenticity as the essence of style. On the runway, tailoring sets the tone for the collection: menswear-inspired jackets, soft coats, and functional pieces that resonate with urban life. The color palette is built on warm browns, deep greens and burgundies, along with pearlescent whites and enveloping blacks, all crafted in cool wools, soft leathers, and fine fabrics. With UNDRESSED, Verino showcases that his style remains relevant, strengthened by experience and renewed with a serene, confident presence.

Creatively directed by Xavi García and Franx de Cristal, the fashion brand presented its "Essence" collection on the 080 Barcelona Fashion catwalk, a proposal that encapsulates the brand's identity and upholds a statement of principles. A homage to their roots, and the passion it inspires by using the color black, a symbol of timelessness, elegance and purity in fashion design. The collection takes as its starting point the rich cultural tradition of so-called "Black Spain," steeped in mysticism, solemnity, and craftsmanship. In this context, the brand delves into the roots of Extremadura, reinterpreting the regional floral embroideries—made exclusively for ACROMATYX by artisans from Don Benito (Badajoz)—and distorting them to transform them into expressions of modernity and avant-garde. On the catwalk, "Essence" strikes a balance between past and future, with silhouettes that explore duality: slim, streamlined lines blend with oversized volumes of unexpected proportions, in a constant play of contrasts. The use of textures is also prominent: the silky sheen of satin dialogues with the matte sobriety of cloth and cold wool, while metallic finishes make a bold appearance in fabrics and embroideries, providing a sophisticated and groundbreaking touch. Regarding the color palette, absolute black is the dominant, main hue, accompanied by luminous white, pinstripes, and metallic accents that reinforce the collection's innovative nature. Fabrics range from satins to nylon, cold wool, cotton, and faux fur, each carefully selected to reinforce the visual and conceptual narrative. Each garment is conceived as a unique piece that honors tradition driving it into new expressive territories. "Essence" is more than a fashion collection: it's an emotional and aesthetic exploration, a homage to cultural heritage, and a commitment with the future through authenticity.  

Juan Vidal's new collection, "Loves me Loves me not" (Drop 8), debuted on the 080 Barcelona Fashion catwalk as a profound reflection on duality, vulnerability, and the search for identity. Inspired by the symbolic gesture of plucking a daisy's petals, the collection explores the beauty of indecision and emotional fragility as creative drivers. The collection embraces contrasts: rigid structures versus fluid silhouettes, matte and glossy finishes, masculine and feminine elements, in a visual and conceptual interplay that invites us to find harmony in bringing together opposites. Pistils, petals, floral woodcuts, washed silk satin, and gabardine compose a visual narrative charged with symbolism, where each garment seeks to transform doubt into art. With a poetic and contemporary approach, Juan Vidal transforms insecurities into strength, proposing a fashion collection that invites us to embrace the most intimate questions without the need for absolute answers.

María Lafuente presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid her ULLĀSA collection, a project that champions sustainable innovation through art, fashion, and craftsmanship. With this collection, the fashion designer weaves a narrative in which nature, science and culture intertwine in a single creative expression. The collection opens a space for material experimentation and collaborative work, reaffirming the fashion brand's pioneering spirit. Inspired by a connection to that which is essential, ULLĀSA employs a color palette ranging from white and beige to mandarin orange, yellow, green, pink, and black. The fabrics—certified Tencel, cotton, linen, tulle, and lace—are complemented by innovative materials such as BioPeel, a biomaterial made from Seville bitter oranges in collaboration with students from UDIT, as well as waterproof merino wool from Añino. The project also incorporates Jeanologia's eco-friendly denim processing technology, further reinforcing commitment to responsible and circular processes. The artisanal dimension is highlighted in lace and crochet pieces, created with the Arte-Sanas group in Madrid, as well as in the jewelry designed with Elena Larrén, who brings an artistic vision with an international reputation. The atmosphere of the fashion show is enhanced by original music by Álvaro Zeidan, together with contemporary dance by CIDANZ Producciones, whose artistic expressions amplify the message of fusion between art, sustainability, and emotion. With ULLĀSA, María Lafuente once again demonstrates that fashion can be a laboratory that is alive, where innovation and culture converge to envision a more conscious future.

CLARO Couture fashion label presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid the "Rosé Noir" collection, a tribute to exuberant femininity and uncompromising luxury. Inspired by the opulence of the 1920s, and the elegant audacity of the 1990s, the collection combines shimmering fabrics, sensual silhouettes and an aesthetic that celebrates excess as a form of beauty. The fashion show evokes the sophisticated atmosphere of an Art Deco cabaret and the underground energy of a late-night rave, where women become the aesthetic focal point. The collection emphasizes curves and reinterprets classic allure, infusing it with timeless sensuality and celebrating an imagery that oscillates between the intimate and the spectacular. The color palette features dusty pinks, mint green and vintage yellow alongside the brand's signature black and white. For daytime, the collection includes structured mini dresses, tailored blazers with defined waists and impeccably cut trousers; for evening, the fashion proposals include a range of dresses, from minimalist satin styles to elaborately embroidered gowns. Poplin, muslin, crochet embellished with crystals, and satin silks form the basis of a collection where every detail is meticulously crafted. Hand-embroidered trims, sparkling crystals, and understated embellishments complete a collection that evokes splendor, youth, and desire. "Rosé Noir" thus emerges as a style statement that views fashion as a stage to showcase power and celebration.

Custo Barcelona dazzled in 080 Barcelona Fashion catwalk with "Light Years", its SS25 collection, a fashion proposal that celebrates free spirit, creativity, and innovation. With an outburst of vibrant colors and the use of cutting-edge technological fabrics, the collection transports us to a futuristic universe where fashion is an expression of light and energy. T-shirts with striking graphics, tailored trousers and flowing mini dresses are the collection's starring features, redefining style with bold silhouettes and avant-garde finishes. A collection not only to be worn, but also to be inspired by injecting light, optimism, and audacity in every look.