Latest news and stories about fashion in Portugal for expats and residents.
The Portuguese brands Sole Lisboa, Mr. Mood, and Cantê are showcasing their collections at the Splash Paris fashion event.
Fátima Lopes has always marked fashion with her independence. The designer reflects on her career, her advocacy for equality and inclusion, her refusal to forgive betrayals, and the role of a woman's self-esteem.
Portugal increases its investment and presence at the Maputo International Trade Fair (FACIM) for the 2026 edition.
The focus on the body, silhouettes, textures, sobriety of colours, and the purity and simplicity of fabrics and cuts brings us back to the essentials. Once again, fashion is influencing behaviours that go beyond the way we dress.
Prepare the velvet, give heels a new chance, bet on styling, and memorise these words: protective clothing. Does it still make sense to talk about trends?
Announced at the end of July, the theme for the 2027 Met Gala has been officially cancelled following negative backlash. Fashion designer John Galliano was set to be the inspiration for the event.
A look at the fashion brands anticipated to be featured at the upcoming Maison&Objet trade fair in September.
From Botswana to the Met Gala red carpet, where it appeared in May, the Queen Kalahari diamond is the most precious piece of high jewellery from Chopard, the brand for which Gio is an ambassador, and which she wore at her wedding.
A more affordable alternative to the sneakers favoured by Hailey Bieber is now available for purchase in Portugal.
Opulence is back and designers have paid tribute to the 80s, with luxury and sophistication
The pop star has yet to reveal photographs, but brands such as David’s Bridal and Pronovias are already anticipating style features they might incorporate into their designs in response to demand.
Between music and haircuts, Filipe transformed an activity started during the pandemic in Maputo into a benchmark brand for style and modernity, creating jobs for young people, winning over 'star' clients like Geny Catamo, and even dreaming of creating an academy.
A low-cost dress sold at Lidl has become a viral fashion item across Portugal this August.
In a market saturated with ephemeral trends and logos that change to the rhythm of the algorithm, Entrudo chose another path: that of permanence.
The Costume Institute, which organises the annual Met Gala, has made it known that it does not intend to ignore the controversies surrounding Galliano, who went to court for an anti-Semitic attack in 2011.
Her journey as a model only began when some friends signed her up for a casting call, and she ended up getting a response. One of her interests was football: “There was a time when I would have liked my life to have been as a footballer”. Her sports career was eventually set aside, and today she is one of Portugal’s most promising models. At 21, she has already walked for brands such as Chanel, Bottega Veneta, and Diesel, and has been photographed for Vogue Italia and Vogue Hong Kong. She is the guest on “Geração 2000”.
Usually the week is closed by Italian brands, but this year it is Miguel Vieira who does the honours. “Luxury” and “sophistication” are the theme of the event, taking place between September 22 and 28.
The image, which became a symbol of the supermodel's “party girl” reputation, ended up taking on a different meaning than the one the photographer intended to convey.
19 women prove that a baby bump is the best summer accessory.
The footwear worn by the artist during her performance in Algés is currently available at a significant discount in the Portuguese market.
The Adidas sneakers worn by singer Anitta during her performance in Portugal are currently available at a discounted price.
Milan Men's Fashion Week and Pitti Uomo highlighted a new focus on small details for Spring-Summer 2027. Brooches, pins, lapel flowers, feather boas, sleeve garters and decorative accessories appeared in collections by Simone Rocha, Dunhill, Paul Smith, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Tod’s and Giorgio Armani, softening traditional codes of masculinity and adding personality to men's looks.
The designer was operated on at the IPO in Porto two days after presenting his collection at Portugal Fashion. He is “recovering favourably” and is expected to be discharged soon.
Procalçado started by selling soles, moved on to producing injected soles for international groups, and is now the group that launched Lemon Jelly, the colourful footwear worn by both grandmothers and granddaughters. José Azevedo Pinto tells the story.
