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Bridal white dominated the film awards night and was revealed in a debut for Nuno Baltazar. In Los Angeles, the clash of titans between Dior and Chanel followed.
John Galliano is returning to the fashion industry for a two-year partnership with Zara. This is his first collaboration with large-scale retail following his departure from Maison Margiela at the end of 2024. The agreement includes the launch of two collections per year, debuting as early as September...
The first collection arrives in stores this September, Inditex announced this Tuesday, promising pieces “driven by a haute couture process.”
The first trial of the collaboration between the designer and the popular retail brand is expected to reach the market in September. Galliano will reconfigure pieces from past seasons and use new materials.
The admirable temporal elasticity of designer Eduarda Abbondanza
In its 66th edition, ModaLisboa led the public to Google the meaning of 'Pebbling'. It turned out to be simple: the secret lies in the way affection is practiced. Then, the clothes follow.
From the 12th to the 15th of March, the capital's fashion event returned to the Pátio da Galé catwalk, highlighting those with something to say about the world. PÚBLICO's choices.
A bridal line, a collection for year-round wear, a dress that was too tight, and even a live rock concert. See the highlights from another edition at Pátio da Galé.
The event took place this weekend and, in addition to the Pátio da Galé, it extended to the Mude and the Gulbenkian's CAM.
Before the ceremony celebrating the best of cinema, Hollywood transforms once again into a high-fashion runway - from Jessie Buckley to Isabel Zuaa, we have gathered the looks that got people talking the most at this edition.
With 'Portuguese Soul', the capital's fashion week runway became a stage for a performance where dance served as a test for the quality and comfort of Portuguese footwear.
Five designers at Workstation, two winners at Sangue Novo, and a room that was no longer big enough for Francisca Nabinho's fans. The young creators are focusing on family heritage and sustainable fashion.
She has been in fashion for a decade, but only joined the ModaLisboa calendar in 2025. She was focused on the business and building the brand that brings African fabrics to the contemporary wardrobe.
A few days before hosting the press for breakfast, and a few months before showcasing her ad hoc project in New York, the textile designer gave a tour of her new space and permanent team.
The designer, who took off with Shark Tank, has already passed through Lisbon's 'luxury triangle', reached New York and Paris, and celebrates her presence on the official ModaLisboa calendar: 'I deserve to be here'.
Fashion designers divide their time between collections and uniform projects, where Carla Pontes, Constança Entrudo and Maria Gambina also claim to have the freedom to express their creativity.
“We don't need to be very demanding, we just need to be sensible,” says the designer who dressed Maria Cavaco Silva for 10 years. On Saturday, he brings colour to ModaLisboa as a response to global conflicts.
At Brotéria, Béhen showcases 8 new looks, with black dominating, though bridal white is in good form. The only thing missing was the cherry on top of the lace: “Cristiano and Georgina could well order napkins from me.”
The young designers won the two awards at the ModaLisboa young talent competition. Both praise the talent of the national fashion scene and aim to launch their own labels in the future.
Vânia Barros, 28, created the brand VAA Barros in 2020 when she participated in the Bloom competition, an initiative by Portugal Fashion to promote the talent of young fashion designers.
The 'panu di téra' is the raw material used by Cape Verdean fashion designer Vânia Barros, who promotes her country's culture in Portugal through pieces with international reach that are worn by public figures, such as the artist Dino d'Santiago.
A Bosnian designer opens the 66th ModaLisboa at the Gulbenkian Modern Art Centre with a fashion show/presentation where the seed is the protagonist. “We need to open up to grow.”
The 66th edition of Lisbon Fashion Week, themed 'Pebbling', once again centres on the Páteo da Galé at Terreiro do Paço, while extending to venues such as the CAM – Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's Centre of Modern Art and the MUDE – Museum of Design. While the Páteo da Galé hosts...
Psychologist and neuroscientist Maria Klien studies how clothing and colours also reveal emotions. In a time of global uncertainty, she speaks of a grey scenario reflecting in how we dress.
