The firm, under the creative direction of Isabel Sanchís and Paula Maiques, presented the Spring/Summer 2027 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. An eclectic proposal that brings together garments, which at various points in history transformed the way women dressed, acting as vehicles for expressing identity.
The collection revisits elements that once challenged established norms, many linked to feminism, and reinterprets them through a contemporary lens.The “bloomer” trouser (named after Amelia Bloomer) originated in the East and was long associated with men’s attire; its adoption into the female wardrobe challenged conventions and expanded the scope of self-expression. In this collection, style appears occasionally layered beneath dresses, acting as a symbol of hard-won freedom.
The corset takes center stage in the collection’s most avant-garde move: it is fractured across the body and reconstructed using 3D-printed components. Scarf-inspired prints, traditionally associated with elegance and personal identity, are transposed onto new shapes and surfaces, bridging the firm’s heritage with the present.
This collection’s concept of freedom is also reflected in the craftsmanship itself: Isabel Sanchís approaches the creation of these garments more like haute couture than prêt-à-porter.
