THE NEW DESIGNERS TAKE OVER THE MADRID FASHION WEEK

 Upbeat, cheerful and energized young designers who see the crisis as an opportunity for growth were shown on the last runway in Madrid, although they are aware of the difficulties they face. Fear does not paralyze them. techwadia

“Opportunities arise precisely in times of crisis,” said Robber Rodriguez, winner of this year's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Talent, who for the first time uploads his designs to the Samsung Ego runway from scraps in which he mixes noble materials with neoprene or transforms. tablecloths in dresses that she hopes you will "like" so she can live her passion, fashion. A task entrusted with true enthusiasm.

No fear

The Madrid-based designer warns that, despite the circumstances, “this is the perfect moment to avoid fear,” and adds that it’s time to bring fashion closer to the public, who must stop seeing it as an unattainable object. ...

“Spanish fashion has a future,” added Marta Casal, who also made her runway debut on the Samsung Ego and sees this as an opportunity to make a name for herself.

This young designer from La Coruña presented in the latest edition of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid a minimalist collection of straight and wide silhouettes in cotton and natural linen, with prints of photographs of the countryside taken during her imprisonment.

Without any direction, the young designers arrived with a lesson learned, demonstrating, without showing off, their commitment to slow fashion.

All of them, in one way or extra, advocate "slow fashion", a concept that ranges from the use of organic materials to the use of intimacy fabrics. What they are passionate about from a very young age. "Slow" for them is the future.

Reduced consumption

They adapt their products to reduced consumption for a customer who relies on unique and quality products that they do not place in Spain, where they regret that there is no fashion culture, but only that which comes beyond our borders.

Peter Sposito's studio also visited this catwalk to gain visibility, to "take a more professional step" at a difficult moment that he considers fleeting.

He arrived ready to overcome the “shortcomings” with a collection that dresses the “strong and courageous” people in which he reinterpreted the models.

“We are faced with a difficult but exciting task,” he assured without losing a smile.

The idea, which is joined by Fatima Mignana, winner of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Talent from the previous edition, who this time participates in a “minimalist” and more “mature” collection.

On the catwalk, items were seen in which he attaches great importance to drawing on hand-painted fabrics with geometric cuts, for which he also dared to design shoes.

The young creator from Madrid looks to the future with “uncertainty” but believes that if “unique and innovative designs are presented, we will win” as designers.

Also enjoying their second visit to Ego, Pauline Ferieres and Adriana Cahigas, Deyi creatives who define their brand as a philosophy of life that “works with experience” and is linked to nature through which they want to revive heritage and nature. a tradition of good textile handicrafts from the area of ​​China.

“We are committed to sustainable and responsible fashion. We think this is the best time to launch a project like this, ”said Kahigas, showcasing timeless clothing with a strong unisex character.

Polish architect Eva Iszoro, creator of the Accidental Cutting project and author of the experimental pattern making method, is an invited designer at Ego who ended the day with his special vision of the pandemic and its different phases in tulle and silk clothing. ... which belong from the "episodes" of costumes to doctors and nurses and even to the apocalypse itself. Very original, no doubt.

 Optimistic, cheerful and full of energy - this is how young designers were shown on the catwalk in Madrid, who see the crisis as an opportunity for growth, although they are aware of the difficulties they face. Fear does not paralyze them.

Fashion Talent Award, who for the first time uploads to the Samsung Ego runway the remnants of his designs, in which he mixes noble materials with neoprene. or tablecloths turned into dresses that she hopes to "love" in order to live her passion, fashion.

Without fear

The Madrid-based designer warns that, despite the circumstances, “this is the perfect moment to avoid fear,” and adds that it’s time to bring fashion closer to the public, who must stop seeing it as an unattainable object.

“Spanish fashion has a future,” added Marta Casal, who also made her first appearance on the Samsung Ego catwalk and sees this as an opportunity to make a name for herself.

This young designer from La Coruña presented a minimalist collection of straight and wide silhouettes in cotton and natural linen, with prints of photographs of the countryside taken during her imprisonment.

Without any guidance, young designers arrived with a lesson learned, seizing the opportunity to literally demonstrate their commitment to slow fashion.

All of them are in some way leading the way in "slow fashion", a concept involving the use of organic materials and the use of local fabrics.

Reduced consumption

They adapt their products to reduced consumption for a customer who relies on unique and quality products that they do not host in Spain, where they regret that there is no fashion culture if it were not outside our borders.

Peter Sposito's studio also visited this catwalk in order to achieve greater visibility, "to take a more professional step" in a difficult moment, which he considers temporary.

He is ready to overcome "shortcomings" with a collection that dresses a "strong and daring" woman, in which he reinterpreted the models.

“We are facing a difficult but exciting task,” he said without losing a smile.

An idea that joined Fatima Mignana, the winner of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Talent Award last year, who this time presented a “minimalist” and more “mature” collection.

There were pieces on the runway in which he placed great emphasis on prints on hand-painted fabrics with geometric cuts, so he also dared to design shoes.

The young creator from Madrid looks to the future with “uncertainty”, but is confident that if “unique and innovative” projects are presented, we will be successful as designers.

Also enjoying their second visit to Ego, Pauline Ferieres and Adriana Cahigas, Deyi creatives who define their brand as a philosophy of life that “works with experience” and is linked to nature through which they want to revive heritage and nature. textile handicrafts in the area of ​​China.

“We are committed to sustainable and responsible fashion. We think this is the best time to launch a project like this, ”said Kahigas, showcasing timeless clothing with a strong unisex character.

Polish architect Eva Iszoro, creator of the Accidental Cutting project and author of the experimental pattern making method, is a guest designer at Ego, where she ended the day with her special vision of the pandemic and its different phases in tulle and silk clothing. that they refer to "episodic" costumes for doctors and nurses and even the apocalypse itself