‘Fashion and Religion’ Runway Show

This capsule collection fuses inspiration from the traditional Chinese religion and its culture.

The new is merged with the old. The collection features wool blend, one of the first resources to create fabrics and origami-like made fabric recreating dragon scales.

Honoring the dragon as a mythological being of good luck and superstition of the Chinese people.

A collection born at the rhythm of drums and bugles, entering the essence and meaning of Holy Week in Spain.

Through different colors, textures and silhouettes, we will perceive the contrasts that are experienced during these eight days.

Silence and noise, light and darkness, joy and pain, community and individuality.

The “Passional” collection hope to make spectators vibrate and feel.

Lescarboura Studio presents a collection full of charm, greatly inspired by the south of Spain as well as by the betrayal of Judas Iscariot to Jesus Christ, designs created full of color.

We open our hearts to history with: «Por Treinta Denarios».

The gates of heaven have opened to give way to an army of feminine and heroic angels, a collection that incorporates the sweet touch and strength of angels and archangels. This is Cachito Spain’s first collection.

Caminō is an oriental-inspired collection that seeks to fuse tradition and modernity through the history and customs of Shinto. Each garment has been designed inspired by the history of creation, trying to convey chaos, war, love, deceit and death. Is and oriental.

God Ra leaves the earth at dusk with his boat through the Nile River, but must be back at dawn to return a new day, however, during the night he is attacked by the Apophis snake, wanting to end the world. Ra after fighting finally defeated Apophis and a new day begun.

After dawn, there is a rebirth of something new.

«Hágase la Luz» was born as inspired by UFO religions. The entire extraterrestrial world is present throughout the collection, in each of the garments, from its forms, to the use of colors in them, namely black, white, iridescent burgundy, silver and litmus blue, which directly or indirectly evokes it.

The collection highlights the creation of empty spaces in the garments thanks to the “honeycomb” manual technique and volumetric forms, which give rise to unstructured looks that don’t resemble the body’s shape, generating a distortion of reality in the viewer.