FASHION
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Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid (@mbfwmadrid) is the big catwalk for Spanish fashion that works as a platform to promote and expand it throughout the world. It’s organized by IFEMA (trade fair in Madrid) and is held twice a year in Hall 14.1 of Feria de Madrid and in different venues around the city. Their fashion shows include presentations for collections of the best designers of each moment, both renowned (in the general program) and young talents (in the EGO catwalk).
I had the chance to talk to one of the young talents after they had presented their Vernissage collection as part of the MBFW Madrid in the Palace of Duques de Pastrana. Fashion designer Arena Martínez (@arenamartinezofficial) was excited and proud for having been able to present a collection she had been working on with her team and especially with Papartus (@papartus_art), her father and one of her favorite artists, at such an internationally important event. [ INTERVIEW ]

Check out this video to see the #MBFWMadrid2019 [WEB]
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Finally, I wanted to show you all the 35 Renowned Fashion Designers that presented their collections in the general program for the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid 2019.
I was especially fascinated by the Chlorophyll Collection by the designer Hannibal Laguna, who I dedicated a post to, highlighting the mint green color that was in style for 2019/2020 and which he used for some of his dresses. [POST]

- Agatha Ruiz de la Prada
- Ailanto
- Ana Locking
- Andrés Sarda
- Angel Schlesser
- Brain & Best
- Carlota Barrera
- Custo Barcelona
- Devota & Lomba
- Dolores Cortés
- Duarte
- Duyos
- Ernesto Naranjo
- Hannibal Laguna
- Israel Rodríguez
- JC Pajares
- Juan Vidal
- Lexdeux
- Maison Mesa
- Marcos Luengo
- María Escoté
- María LaFuente
- María Ke Fisherman
- Miguel Marinero
- Moisés Nieto
- Oliva
- Palomo Spain
- Pedro del Hierro
- Pilar Dalbat
- Roberto Diz
- Roberto Verino
- Roberto Torretta
- Teresa Helbig
- The 2andSkinCo
- Ulises Mérida
Post written by Sara Sanz Aldea and translated by Andrea Barrocal Velasco