María Lafuente, Félix Ramiro, Javier de la Fuente, and Maison Mesa were part of the lineup for the 11th edition of AB Fashion, a runway event held in Albacete created and directed by designer Lola Muñoz. The fashion shows took place on November 1st at IFAB exhibition center; one day later than originally planned as a gesture of respect following the train accident in Toledo. The event was supported by ACME.
For the first time, the runway was set up at the IFAB venue spanning a 44 meter path, with its doors open to the general public. The event featured 46 models and was attended by over 900 people.
Félix Ramiro presented “College,” a menswear line inspired by American universities in the 1990s, featuring crests, bomber jackets, and varsity stripes, crafted from blends of cashmere, linen, and silk.
Javier de la Fuente showcased “Couturisme,” a capsule collection that bridges Parisian haute couture, Japanese precision, and southern light.
Maison Mesa presented “The Beautiful Hours,” a collection that transitions from structured, military-inspired suits to pieces made of tulle and muslin in shades of fuchsia and petrol blue.
María Lafuente debuted “Impronta,” a collection inspired by Asturian spelt. It incorporates straw marquetry on the bodices of dresses, bamboo, crochet work in wheat and clay tones, and structural denim elements.
The lineup was completed by Carmen Alba, Lola Muñoz, Nouménico, and Peletería Gabriel.
