Lisboa Fashion Week, scheduled between March 12 and 15, takes over Lisbon with a programmatic design that affirms a space where multiple forces of contemporary thought converge.
Lisboa Fashion Week establishes itself as a context for work and economic development, where original creation, industry, and business converge to generate value, knowledge, and new opportunities. A space for visibility, experimentation, and connection between designers, brands, companies, partners, and markets, where fashion is understood as an inseparable cultural and economic activity.
The event, scheduled for March 12-15, centered on the Pátio da Galé, also charts a strategic path through the capital's cultural venues, such as the Mude - Design Museum and the CAM - Gulbenkian Center for Modern Art, proposing new ways to experience the city. The proposals, open to the public and in new formats, generate moments of encounter and broaden access to fashion as a cultural, economic, and social sphere.
At the heart of it all is the original work of ModaLisboa Designers, with collections that reflect the diversity of the Portuguese creative sector.
Pátio da Galé remains the central axis of Lisboa Fashion Week, bringing together a wide range of presentations that span generations, languages and scales of production. The location will host the new collections from Sangue Novo and Workstation Design supported by Jean Louis David, Gonçalo Peixoto, Carlos Gil, Dino Alves, DuarteHajime, Luís Onofre, Nuno Baltazar, Valentim Quaresma, and Luís Carvalho. In addition to the project be@t Inspired by Nature by Citeve, as well as a special moment by Portuguese Soul by Apiccaps. Presentations in the Sala do Risco will be livestreamed across Lisboa Fashion Week digital platforms, on the RTP website, at several points of the MOP network across the city, and within the Modaportugal by Cenit/Anivec artistic installation at Praça do Comércio. Ricardo Andrez and Roselyn Silva will present their collections at Mude - Museu do Design; Béhen will opt for a private viewing.
Sunday, March 15, Constança Entrudo invites a select group of press and members of her community to visit the brand’s new studio, in an intimate, off-schedule moment where the Designer focuses on textile processes, experimentation, and the interdependence of creative work. On March 13, at Cam - Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian’s Engawa Space, Kolovrat explores the concept of the seed in a site-specific presentation of the new collection.
Between March 13 and 15, Pátio da Galé also hosts a series of initiatives. In addition to serving as a meeting and networking space for different agents of the industry, the Modalisboa Pebbling, presented by Omoda & Jaecoo Lounge, operates as a platform for presenting projects, ideas, and collaborations that contribute to strengthening the Fashion ecosystem. Among the initiatives presented in this season is Inclusively Wired, a European project dedicated to neurodiversity, co-creation, and social innovation. The initiative brings together young people, professionals, and specialists to develop methodologies and creative solutions that promote a more inclusive society.
Integrated within the programme of Modalisboa Pebbling presented by Omoda & Jaecoo, Off Lisboa Fashion Week, powered by contracoutura activates the city through an independent network of creators, spaces, and projects that expand the presence of Lisboa Fashion Week across the urban territory. The programme is structured as a visibility platform for emerging practices, authorial initiatives, and creative microstructures working in close connection with the community. By occupying shops, galleries, and hybrid spaces, it establishes a direct circulation between creation and the public, reinforcing Fashion as a cultural practice in constant transformation. The project includes launches, pop-up stores, and gatherings that highlight the diversity of languages and production models within the national creative landscape.
See the official schedule of Modalisboa Pebbling presented by Omoda & Jaecoo FW26/27
