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.

Carlota Barrera’s Traces – SS25 collection captures the dynamic tension between push and pull through exploring tailoring and fabric manipulation. Crinkled georgette shirts, gathered organza tops. The iconic openings in tailoring. Fluid tailored jackets with darts. What was once loose is pulled taut, what was constrained is released. Double-pleated trousers are gathered at the hips, trouser hems fall asymmetrically. Tailoring stitches are applied beyond conventions with darts and pleats creating shapes that twist and gather. Chest openings, that were once open, are now delicately closed with contrasting waxed thread. Hand-embroidered herringbone stitching cinches the waists of tailored jackets. A juxtaposition of fitted and relaxed silhouettes that demonstrates the constant tension between push and pull. Fluid linen, lightweight cotton twill, recycled polyester, translucent silk, georgette and organza, fine wool twill. Taupe, olive green, earth-toned stripes. Colour blocks of ivory, deep black and a hand-dyed in-between. Burnt orange.

A mythical island with a dramatically beautiful nature has seduced and inspired swimwear brand Guillermina Baeza to create the DOLCE VITA CAPRI 2025 collection in the centre of the Tyrrhenian Sea, on the way to a private party at Villa Claudia. The guests in all shades of green swimsuits. Smooth and shiny fabrics, velvety corduroy that blends in with the cypresses. Pink and orange bikinis unfold the glow of nearby Vesuvius. Violets and magentas merge among the bougainvilleas. The moon illuminates the salt pool at Villa Claudia, white and silver swimsuits sparkle in the starry night. A summer night's dream for women who love exquisiteness.

Aurelia Gil’s “Postre” collection for Summer 2025 evokes a childlike vision of the world through designs inspired by a large glass of ice cream with colours reminiscent of classic flavours such as chocolate, vanilla, strawberry and pistachio, as well as shades of blue and lavender. The collection is complemented by kimonos, sarongs and flowing trousers, incorporating volumes in linen and embroidered cotton, while stripes in recycled jacquard stand out as key elements.

The SIWA swimwear collection by Diazar, presented during Gran Canaria Swim Week, offers versatile style proposals for the new season with feminine and masculine pieces together with a selection of genderless accessories. Each design reflects a commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship.

African dance and its sense of rhythm, Bantu, are the sources of inspiration for the summer '25 collection presented during GCSW by swimwear brand Dolores Cortés. The African continent, its endless sand deserts, the vibrant colors of its textiles and its ancestral rituals become references for a vital and energetic collection. African art and symbolism provide ethnic graphics in a positioned design concept and in prints in general. The maxi geometric motifs borders are color coordinated with two-tone prints, a mix of tribal symbols as well as animal prints. Swimsuits and bikinis are safari-inspired, with a predominance of black, khaki, green and terracotta tones, evoking the savannah sunsets. Covering garments are highlighted with embroidery and handmade tassels. Oversized silhouettes are defined by fluid, structured fabrics with large openings that create an airy effect. Rigid wooden bracelets, XL accessories, raffia hats and turbans complete the looks. The result is a swimwear collection that seeks its essence in that which is remote and distant, creating a unique and eclectic look.  

Designer Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada presents once again her new summer collection during Gran Canaria Swim Week. Next summer will be an explosion of colour and creativity that reflects the fashion designer's unmistakable style. True to her essence, Ágatha introduces water floats with polka dot prints and balls that become skirts, together with her iconic umbrella-style dresses decorated with water drops and sky clouds. The collection also includes Bermuda shorts and shirts in the brand's vibrant colours: red, turquoise, yellow and green. With the use of plasticised fabrics and transparencies, the pieces convey a feeling of lightness, proposing an elegant, fun summer. Agatha, with over 40 years experience, continues to fuse fashion and art, making each of her creations an artistic expression and a distinctive seal both on the runway as well as in everyday life.

Paula Cánovas del Vas explores in her Spring/Summer 2025 collection, the third since opening her studio in Paris, social norms, the dynamics of power, desire and control that shape personal and social relationships, as well as the power of vulnerability and deep interpersonal connection while fostering intimacy between people. The presentation reflects upon a study by psychologist Arthur Aron, which demonstrates how structured self-disclosure can create closeness between strangers highlighting several themes regarding contemporary society. Set in the ballroom of the Instituto Cervantes, the Spring-Summer 2025 presentation addresses power dynamics and our desire for genuine connection in an increasingly disconnected world. The performance and related film, “It Was Like Background Noise,” is a playful homage to Pina Bausch, emphasising disconnection within an increasingly polarised society, coercion, and the quest for empowerment. The film is directed by J.B. Braud, staged by Brazilian choreographer Leonardo D’Aquino, a member of the Berlin collective cie. Toula Limnaios, under the art direction of Angélique Pilière whom is the creative talent behind Oui Non Editions, Sheer fabrics create fluid silhouettes while fitted garments bring a sense of precision and strength. The color palette mixes muted earth tones with bright, bold accents, offering contrast and depth. This season featuring are the new Diablo Saturn heeled pumps and flip style sandals, puff minidresses and meringue dresses, along with the exclusive Carmen bags, mesh and knit halter blouses and puff cardigans.

"Dharma" means “purpose in life” in Sanskrit and is the tittle chosen by María Lafuente for her new collection presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. The fashion designer proposes a narrative where each texture and silhouette is a hymn to authenticity and connection with our deepest purpose. In a global scenario of constant challenges, María Lafuente is committed to searching and expressing the inner and unique talent that we all possess. The fabrics are innovative and sustainable, such as tencel from Textil Santanderina, with PEFC certification, which is combined with delicate tulle, linen, lace and embroidery with stones and ornaments. The silhouettes are ethereal and feminine, adorned with artisanal flowers and architectural structures, which play with depth and volume. The tones, which evoke a connection with nature, merge into an earthy and sensual palette with whites, beiges, fiery reds, delicate pinks, peach and green.

"Heros" is the new collection by Félix Ramiro, presented as a part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. In a special and unique location such as La Nave - Madrid City Council's innovation centre of reference, the menswear designer's well-known tailored garments surprised with their reinvention. Custom-made patterns and the masterful use of colour are used as tools to demonstrate that the world of tailoring can transgress its codes, providing it greater personality and character. The patterns stand out for being handmade with details such as asymmetric cuts, overlays, gathers, maxi belt loops or patch pockets that take on a very personal touch thanks to the decorative stitching applied in a very artisanal manner. Swimsuits, Bermuda shorts, jackets, overshirts, bomber jackets and suits with a renewed and irreverent touch are presented in fabrics as diverse as linen, lamé, silk satin, cold wool, tulle and lace.

Custo Barcelona's creative director, Custo Dalmau, presents his "Come and See" fashion collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, an invitation to enjoy the free and spontaneous spirit of the modern woman as conceived by the brand: independent, natural, and with an overly advanced language in visual communication. Creativity and colour at their highest level explode in a compelling and powerful declination of pieces made with innovative and experimental fabrics where dresses stand out, together with tailored trousers, creating a unique and original style code. The vibrant colour palette and the graphic elements reinforce the fashion show's visual experience. It is precisely the latter, which is in the brand's DNA, that stands out with renewed vigour in this collection.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid was as the setting for the presentation of "Lei Zu", Fely Campo's new collection that evokes a luxurious and exquisite silk route. Conceived as an aesthetic promenade of 25 sophisticated looks, the masterful use of tweed and linen in suits stands out. Also, lighter patterns featuring handcrafted silks brought by the designer herself from China, which shape lingerie together with sensual silhouettes such as shirt dresses and maxi lace kaftans, or airy dresses with trails. All of this combined in perfect harmony with a blend of voluminous taffetas, printed brocades, subtle organzas and tulle embroidered with paillettes. The colour range oscillates between powdery tones such as crystal blue, pearl white, lilac or beige and pistachio green or lime's vibrant acidity.

With her signature "savoir faire", enriched with new textile techniques that represent a change from past collections, Paloma Suárez tells her own narrative with subtle references to good luck, understood as a goal that is achieved after working and striving, not as a mere element of chance, and which she brings together with inspiration from the West. The fashion designer's new proposals include animal print, navy blue and tulle, which she combines with prints, colours and fabrics that are recurring in her creations, such as vibrant colours and sequins. She also incorporates a novel exploration of "boho chic", with guipure, embroidered tulle and transparencies as main protagonists.

The swimwear designer from Valencia, Dolores Cortés, presented a collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid inspired by 19th century aesthetic movements such as The Arts & Crafts, which was led by designer William Morris and inspired by Japonism. The result is bikinis and trikinis with XS prints in pastel tones and "Liberty" inspiration in a renewed key reflected on velvet-effect velour fabrics. Sinuous shapes are intertwined with flowers and leaves overlapping bird motifs. Hand-made details of beads and embroidered applications over multicolour prints on a tulle base offers texture plays that confront shine against matte. The importance of lime is also highlighted in garments with sophisticated structures, dramatic drapes and braided details; ocean blue with laser leaf applications, superimposition of materials and 3D effects; black and white prints with linear motifs and outerwear provide a total look with an oversized silhouette.

The circle, together with perfection are the central themes of Bernhayer's new collection presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. Technology, as a fashion accessory, is ubiquitous through Bang & Olufsen's gadgets - the high-end sound technology brand has collaborated with luxury Houses such as Balenciaga or Saint Laurent. The collection's silhouettes and patterns are a continuity of Berhanyer's evolution through over evasé shapes full of curves and circles. These elements create visual games of opacity and transparency that enhance sensuality. Sergio de Lázaro, creative director of the fashion brand, also proposes a mix of natural and technological textures in a constant balance between tradition and a glimpse to the future. Cotton poplin and cold wool are intertwined with metallic finishes technical fabrics, while silk organza and iridescent denim add high doses of sophistication. The colour palette is inspired by limestone and the Mediterranean's blue tones.  

The popular fashion designer presented her collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid in which she confirmed that she is currently at a crossroads in a time of change and exploration of the new “Agatha's frontiers”. The designer's avatar was reflected on the screen, as as a watchful eye, while on the runway there was a succession of the most surreal, colorful, unique and fun characters. Among her most outstanding designs were details of transparent organza, colored ribbons hanging from the garments, poplin capes with flashes of sequins and glitter, and exaggerated geometric shapes. Also giant polka dots, color block mixes and Victorian-style striped collars that starred in a collection with a roguish air for next summer. With an original and technological staging designed by Carlos Marán as artistic director and Javier Carrera Acosta as atelier manager, there was no shortage of shopping carts or the unmistakable “perfumed colors” with Agatha Ruiz de la Prada's essence.