SLV FRR presents its first campaign as a declaration of intent: a visual debut that translates into images the multidisciplinary vision of Sílvia Ferrer (Valencia, 1995). With a sophisticated and emotional minimalism, the brand moves between the raw and the delicate, the intimate and the exposed, constructing a universe where fashion functions as a language to speak of contemporary contradictions, desire, fragility, and strength.

n the world of Spanish fashion, few voices resonate with as much authenticity as that of Lucía Sánchez, the mind and heart behind Lemāchet. With a vision that challenges the boundaries of what we understand as menswear, Lucía transforms her emotions, memories, and experiences into collections brimming with sensitivity and purpose.

With a fresh and challenging vision, Juan Valentín-Gamazo, the creative force behind JUAN VG, redefines the codes of luxury and sustainability through upcycling.

Asier Quintana is a Spanish designer currently experiencing a period of personal and artistic consolidation, using fashion as a tool for reflecting on identity and clothing. His practice goes beyond mere aesthetics: he seeks to question structures of gender, power, and taste, reinterpreting established codes and proposing new critical readings of fashion.

At a time when fashion seems torn between At a time when fashion seems torn between immediacy and the search for purpose, Santamarta positions itself as a voice that invites pause and reflection. Behind the brand are Marta Maté and Alfredo Maestro, two young designers who decided to transform their artistic curiosity into a project where design and sustainability coexist honestly and naturally without abandoning their identity.

September in fashion is a time where brands present their novelties for next season and magazines publish the latest trends that are going to carry the fall-winter of each year; in the case of December there are two main ideas: gifting campaigns and the RESET Show of Central Saint Martins.

Studio Cumbre is a brand founded by Micaela Clubourg, an Argentinian designer currently based in Barcelona.

Antonio del Canto belongs to a new generation of designers who understand fashion as a poetic language, capable of translating emotions and cultural references into silhouettes and fabrics.

In this interview, Chilean designer Antonio Contreras, founder of the Antonio Acuario brand, reflects on the current role of the designer, their relationship with clothing, and the importance of working with honesty and creative independence.

In the Spanish fashion scene, each season of EGO MBFWM establishes itself as a showcase for discovering new voices that expand the boundaries of contemporary creation.

In this interview, designer Arnau Climent, founder of AAA Studio, shares the origins and evolution of his brand, highlighting the importance of authenticity, experimentation, and creative freedom as pillars of his work.

Some inspirations arrive unexpectedly. Sometimes all it takes is a catchy tune, an ordinary summer, and the boundless imagination of a designer. This is how “Copac4b4na,” the new collection from Dimoni Studio, was born.