Barcelona witnessed an unforgettable fashion show with which LOLA CASADEMUNT paid tribute to a century of fashion and beauty during the Raffel Pages Centenary Gala which was held at the iconic Museu Marítim. Under the title “RAFFEL & LOLA: Fashion Through Time,” the Catalan fashion brand presented an exclusive collection that fused fashion and hairdressing in a visual journey through the last ten decades of feminine styles.
The gala, which featured the theme “One hundred years styling souls, creating beauty, inspiring the future“, featured the artistic collaboration of the Raffel Pages team, resulting in a creative symbiosis where each era was reinterpreted with the sophisticated, feminine, and contemporary DNA of LOLA CASADEMUNT as well as Raffel Pages’ seal of emotional styling.
Maite Casademunt, the fashion brand’s creative director, explained: “Both brands were created from family dreams and they share a passion for beauty, innovation, and attention to detail. This collaboration is a tribute to the emotional legacy of hair & beauty styling and the transformative power of fashion.”
The fashion show represented each decade with sensitivity, from the 1920s to the 21st century, interweaving iconic silhouettes, textures, colors, and volumes with hairstyling proposals full of character. The gala also honored the legacy of Raffel Pages, a pioneer of emotional hairstyling and founder of one of the world’s most important hairdressing museums, whose spirit lives on through the work of his daughters Carolina and Quionia Pages.
Attendees included notable figures such as Nieves Álvarez, who opened and closed the fashion show, Paloma Lago, Antonia Dell’Atte, Maria Molins, Esteve Rabat, and Rosa Mairal, as well as influencers such as Belén Hostalet, Carla Di Pinto, and Ares Aixalà. Institutionally, the event featured figures such as Pepa Bueno (ACME), Marta Coca (080 Barcelona Fashion), and Maria Eugenia Gay, among others.
With this proposal, LOLA CASADEMUNT reaffirms its commitment to creative excellence, female empowerment, and fashion as a vehicle for free expression and identity.
