"Haizea" means wind in Basque, also it is the tittle of the new sustainable and upcycling collection that the Basque fashion firm presented at La Casa Encendida, within the framework of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. Inspired by the concept of the movement of air, and its ability to build from it, it is also a tribute to rebellion and color. This is achieved with the upcycling technique and the use of vintage windsurf sails from the 80s, which are given a new life in the form of outdoor-inspired pieces with a sporty touch that is perfect for streetwear looks. Once again, the fashion brand reaffirms its environmental commitment by demonstrating that sustainability is the House's main philosophy and that it is possible to create ready-to-wear garments from design, creativity and art. The necklaces and anklets are by Signus, and are crafted from recycled tire dust made in Bilbao.

The Catalan fashion brand presents "Maiko" at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, a collection full of contrasts in which the most traditional Japanese designs, inspired by geishas, ​​find their current translation in a contemporary, fresh and sophisticated fashion proposal. Maite Casademunt, creative director of the firm, opts for large volumes in skirts-trousers or sleeves with XL drops that coexist with stricter silhouettes such as fitted dresses and geometric or structured patterns. Among the chosen fabrics stand out, jacquard with a logo-mania print, sequins and rhinestones, viscose, mikado with an iridescent effect and fantasy tulle .The predominant colours are jade green, cyan blue and coral red with nude. The brand's iconic print, animal print, makes its appearance in a sweeter version in pink tones.

  The fashion designer from Alicante presents once again his collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid with a fashion show that celebrates the arrival of spring. The colours and natural light inspire his designs enhancing his unique femininity. Among the silhouettes long, flowing dresses and midi skirts displaying large, powerful volumes are included, The waists are fitted highlighting the hips and leaving the shoulders exposed, while layers of ethereal fabrics float between translucent gauzes. The fabrics and textures combine the watery effect of sequins with the firmness of double crepe or the transparency of tulle. The colour range is an array that spans from powdery and neutral tones to the strength of orange, rose red, dahlia blue or Amazon green.

The fashion designer, from Valencia, together with her daughter Paula Maiques, creative directors of this firm, invite all of us to enjoy at their fashion show, held at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, a summer of pure and geometric volumes. Among their starring garments the tuxedo stands out presented in a renewed version, alongside coats, wrap dresses and mini dresses enriched with floral details. Notable are complex pleats that simulate ceramic vases, as well as micro-soleil pleats masterfully handcrafted. In the collection we also find very feminine elements with lingerie details. The color palette is dominated by black and white, which are allied with soft, light and romantic tones such as lilac, purple and yellow.

  The fashion designer presents at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid a collection inspired by the purity of natural, sustainable and high-quality fabrics to which he gives a timeless perspective. The collection explores new shapes and volumes in garments, made from high-quality linen, that celebrate the simplicity of nature, The silhouettes challenge conventional boundaries with a large display of volumes, architectural structures, dramatic folds and wide sleeves. The shoes are by Mallorcan footwear firm Lottusse, while the jewellery is the work of artist Catalina D’Anglade.

The fashion firm made up by Xavi García and Franx de Cristal present their new collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid in which they turn their garments inside out, showing as the exterior linings, cuts and seams. Seeing the inside or seeing the soul to showcase the most delicate and feminine part of the person that looses the fear of their own fragility. Achieving this with their characteristic sustainable philosophy based on the reuse of fabrics. The effect is austere and deconstructive, and with a futuristic projection that plays with the visible seams as if they were scars that provide personality to our own skin. Among the most used fabrics are wool, cotton, organza, gauze, silk and rhodium. And the colors that dominate the palette are black – iconic to the firm – as well as pastel pink, white and metallics. Their new hand bag, which is was also presented with the fashion collection, includes a die-cut logo and an XL handle. The jewelry is the work of Andrés Gallardo.