Within Madrid es Moda, Maison Mesa presents his Fall-Winter 2025/2026 collection, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", in a fashion show at the Omeraki restaurant, fusing comfort and modernity through garments with fitted silhouettes and geometric volumes.
The collection's pieces include knitwear, traditionally woven by Perssam in Murcia, which stands out for its soft textures, embossed details, gathered sleeves, and pearl-trimmed collars. Also included are embroidered T-shirts and cardigans, created by El Tío Claus in the Basque Country; woollen cloth coats, maxi trench coats, wide-legged trousers with large pleats, jackets with statement shoulders, cotton shirts, and satin dresses. These are complemented by more daring options such as stretch vinyl, sequins, and rhinestones. The shoes, belts, and handbags are crafted in artisan workshops in Madrid and, along with jewellery designed in collaboration with Lisi Fracchia in her studio on Calle Mayor, enhance the freedom and uniqueness of the wearer.
This collection invites you to overcome fear and pursue your dreams, whether with electric sheep or not.
This collection is named after the well known book by Philip K Dick, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (1938)
