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Marina Del Mar is the founder and creative director of 1CONCEPT, a jewelry and accessories brand based in Spain. Her work explores transformation, emotion, and the play with materials. Each piece reimagines everyday references and childhood memories through thoughtful design, blending the playful with the contemporary. 1CONCEPT is known for its sculptural approach to jewelry, its pearls, and bold proportions, creating tactile objects that invite personal interpretation and celebrate the fluid space between emotion and form.

• Marina del Mar

404 Studio is a fashion brand – Born in Spain and based in Milan – whose approach to Fashion is based on seeking uniqueness and reinventing tradition through a contemporary vision, by the design and production of crafted garments, ensuring the highest quality and working with local artisans and manufacturers.

However, the whole concept goes far beyond a mere fashion brand, being considered as a laboratory of creation, merging fashion with different creative expressions such art and cult films.

The brand recreates an artistic universe, offering an experience that allows people to glimpse into, each collection inspired by a different cult film, such as Hackers or Ghost in the Shell.

404 Studio’s journey started at one of the most known private clubs, Silencio (Paris), where the brand made the first presentation. A month after the brand recreated the same event at Soho House Barcelona.

404 Studio has shown collections at 080 Barcelona, MBFW Madrid, Los Angeles Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.

In this short time, 404 Studio has dressed national and international celebrities such as Charli XCX, Lola Tung or Lisa Manobal among others reaching the U.S. market and named by Fashion United at the top 20 of Spanish most international brands.

404 Studio has been featured in Dezed, The Face, Vogue, i-D, Forbes or Metal to name a few.

• Anaïs Vauxcelles

I’m Arnau Climent, and I run AAA Studio, my creative project. Fashion has always been my way of experimenting and telling stories, from conceptual proposals to pieces closer to everyday life. After a period of doubts, ABC Collection marked a turning point: it was warmly received and encouraged me to keep going with the brand. In April 2025 I debuted at 080 Barcelona Fashion, a dream that came true and consolidated the brand’s identity. Today, AAA Studio continues to grow steadily and is gradually expanding beyond the national scene.

• Arnau Climent

BIBENCIA was born three years ago as the refuge of Roberto Montes, a shield to present a different vision of the world without showing his face.
Now, what began from an unfamiliarity with fashion has become a small team with much to say.
The project seeks to create garments with an emotional value that transcends aesthetics, giving voice to forgotten stories that demand to be heard.
Inspired by figures of the past that seek to be renewed, BIBENCIA uses fashion as a tool for affirmation and expression, so that each person may freely be who they wish to be.

• Roberto Montes Sanz

Boira Glass is a brand of handmade glass jewelry created by Cova Ferrer, in a small town in Valencia. All pieces are handmade and custom-made with borosilicate glass using the flameworking technique, modeling each piece between the flames of a blowtorch. The jewels are inspired by water and its shapes, as well as different natural and fantastic elements. Focusing on aquatic or mythological beings and worlds.

• Covadonga Ferrer

Boulard is a “haute-à-porter” fashion house founded in 2020, based in Barcelona. It presents a subtle, sophisticated vision of European fashion, reinterpreting classical forms and creating new silhouettes. Rooted in Barcelona’s culture and the founder’s origins, the brand draws inspiration from Modernist architecture and a past in dance.

Each piece is handmade mainly in Barcelona workshops, with international ateliers supporting when needed, always prioritizing sustainability. Materials are selected for quality, history, and function. Since 2024 it has been family-run.

Collections are developed in the “Attelier” with artisans before scaled production, reflecting a passion born from obsession, not academics.

• Ugo Boulard

CARRIERI is a streetwear 2.0 label founded by Argentine designer Lucas Carrieri and based in Madrid, Spain.

Its purpose is to reinvent everyday essentials by using pattern-making as a tool for innovation.

The brand blends creativity, technique, and craftsmanship to create functional garments with a timeless, comfortable, and urban aesthetic.

Its aesthetic language stands as a fundamental pillar, represented through geometric shapes and complex lines.

• Lucas Carrieri

Cherry Massia reinterprets the codes of haute couture, combining them with an underground look with a strong message behind it.

Irene R. Massia (Seville, 1995) has presented her collections on runways and at shows in Madrid, Barcelona and Paris, dressing many different celebrities from the world of music and entertainment throughout her career.

Always working on femininity, her garments produce a dialogue between her own emotions and the world surrounding her.

On this occasion, she presents three unique pieces in collaboration with artist Alehsy, airbrushed on satin.

• Irene Romero Massia

COMPTE SPAIN is a Spanish prêt-à-couture fashion brand that tells stories and brings them to life through clothing. Each collection draws inspiration from the world of fairytales and everything intrinsically tied to them — this is the brand’s true leitmotif. Within this concept, these tales are reimagined from new perspectives and stripped of their original context, never retelling the main plot directly. COMPTE SPAIN stands as a clear commitment to signature design, slow fashion, and 100% local craftsmanship.

• Santi Mozas

Superflua is Martín Torres (editor) and Pau Masaló (art).

Superflua is a singular publishing house focused on cultural essays and on the narratives of Fashion and its protagonists. It shows how Fashion and Culture are created and lived. And it does so in a light, cosmopolitan, dispassionate, and nonchalant way. Because the knowledge of the superfluous is essential.

• Martín Torres

• Pau Masaló

FATIMA MIÑANA is a Spanish brand founded in 2020, recognised for its innovative cut and unique concept of beauty. Its garments are created as if they were sculptures, shaped in three dimensions to achieve ideal proportion and movement. The brand debuted at Ego of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, where it received the Mercedes Benz Fashion Talent 2020 Award. Throughout its trajectory, it has presented two more collections in Madrid and its latest at 080 Barcelona Fashion. Since then, its designs have been seen on artists such as Kendall Jenner, Nathy Peluso, and Mina El Hammani.

• Fátima Miñana Sánchez

Cherry Massia x Hune is the new collaboration supporting emerging talent that embraces the duality between the ancestral and the contemporary, the traditional craftsmanship of things well done and the most daring trends.

A powerful, sensual, sophisticated and edgy collection. It has three exclusive designs that evoke the connection between femininity and nature, finding inspiration in the figure of the snake as an ancestral symbol of transformation, rebirth, and power.

100% made in Spain from high-quality textiles. Sold exclusively at stores and Krack website.

• Cherry Massia x Hune

JANE BARDOT is the jewellery and fashion art project founded by María Blanco, creative director of the brand, and Diego Rivera. Defined by NEO2 as ‘the most creative jewellery brand in Spain’, their creations are pieces of wearable art that have been showcased on catwalks such as 080 Barcelona and MBFW Madrid, collaborating with designers such as Acromatyx, Guillermo X and Reparto. Together with Reparto Studio, they participated in the MBFW 2022 showroom, and the won Allianz EGO´s award. Their pieces has been worn by celebrities such as Marina Rivers, Inés Hernand, Los Javis and Emilia Mernes.

• María Blanco

• Diego Rivera

Luisa Goded, founder of LGODED, a jewelry brand inspired by the color and light of San Miguel de Allende (Mexico) and handcrafted in Barcelona. Each jewel is a bridge between Mexican roots, artisanal devotion, and visual design that captures emotions. Rooted in the symbolic, the natural, and the eternal, the artist transforms fragments of nature into handmade treasures, turning stones and metals into pieces that speak of identity, memory, and liberation. More than jewelry, they carry memories, emotions, and the certainty that what is true is always kept close to the heart.

• Luisa Goded

HERASE, founded by Marta Herase, is an extension of her tastes, personality, values, and aspirations.

The brand emerges from emotion, play, and contrast, blending the tender with the strong, the naive with the ironic. Marta draws from her own imagination, combining elements of her childhood self with her present self, translating them into playful prints, soulful pieces, and designs rich in symbolism.

HERASE embodies a young and free spirit, committed to sustainability, local production, and a distinctive visual language.

• Marta Herase

NIMPH is a Barcelona-based womenswear brand founded by designer Patty Mañá, with the ambition of forging an alternative fashion ecosystem — one that grows in dialogue with the city and nourishes it through conscious, local production.

Threading together collections of grunge-coded casuals and whimsical delicates, NIMPH explores pagan symbolism and ritual. In-house, hyper-local artisan production remains at the core of the brand’s practice, interwoven with the folkloric heritage ever-present in the designer’s home city. Applied with a modern, refined sensibility, this vision resonates with an international community.

Underlying NIMPH is a deep closeness with nature, expressed through limited productions using local deadstock fabrics and found objects. Collections unfold as chapters, presented annually in a catwalk-as-performance-piece that marks the brand’s narrative for the year ahead. Capsule drops follow at the atelier’s own rhythm, in tune with its capacity. This seasonless approach, free from the pressures of traditional calendars, allows creativity to develop naturally within the design process.

At the heart of NIMPH’s mystically inclined universe lies a desire to weave the inherently respectful practices of the past into the inner workings of a fashion brand shaped for the present.

• Patty Mañá

Pepo Moreno was born in Spain in the last years of what we now call the Millennial Generation. He grew up drawing at his hometown in the countryside and spent his young adulthood flirting with a singer career while pursuing a BA in Communication and Advertising.
Forever an enemy of the closet and a friend to the arts, he moved to ‘poor but sexy’ Berlin, where he gained first-hand experience on how broad the spectrum of queerness could really be. It was then when his first series of drawings in between the sad, the gay and the ugly blossomed.
Today Pepo and his paintings have grown to become both a mock and a celebration of gay stereotypes in Western pop culture. On the superficial –the aesthetics–, his work explores a myriad of saturated colours using different variations of acrylic painting techniques. Deep down –at heart– it embraces some of the contradictions of the modern queer life experience: from the sheer gayness of being out, proud and simply alive, to the
forever young, forever beautiful obsession that often hides the loneliness and isolation of being an outcast.
Pepo has shown his art in Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, NYC, Berlin or Seoul, and has collaborated with brands such as Zara, Jacquemus, Desigual, Andersson Bell, Jean Paul Gaultier, Sivasdescalzo and Byredo. His work has been showcased in several media such as Icon, Hercules, El Pais, Metal Magazine, Fucking Young, NSS, GQ, Odda Korea or Vogue (France, Spain or Italy). He also released two books with Madrid based publishing house Paripébooks, This is a gay (2022) book and Gay Thoughts (2025).
Pepo lives and works between Paris (where he is based since 2015) and his hometown, Tortosa (Spain).

• Pepo Moreno

Gabriel Nogueiras, designer and founder of Rubearth, has transformed menswear with a vision merging art, design, and technology. Twice awarded the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Talent, he turns high-quality materials into innovative pieces that combine creativity, sustainability, and technological multifunctionality. His internationally recognized work explores the relationship between fashion, identity, and circularity, challenging fleeting trends. Currently, he researches the fusion of robotics and fashion, developing dynamic, intelligent garments. In collaboration with artist Mónica Rikić, he creates customizable designs that invite unique experiences, immersing the audience in a dreamlike universe where the improbable becomes reality.

• Gabriel Nogueiras

Tania Marcial is an upcycling designer and artisan from Barcelona (Sabadell).

She is involved in every step of the garment creation process, from design to fabric production and tailoring.

The aesthetic of her pieces is closely connected to her local environment—the working class, the neighborhood, the outskirts, music, and the people who inhabit these spaces are fundamental pillars to understand the brand.

To create the fabrics, she uses second-hand clothing that she personally selects at local flea markets, giving each piece a unique and highly personal character.

• Tania Marcial

Tarti is a journey into the imagination of your inner child.
Our mission is to inspire our community to reconnect with the creativity we are born with and awaken the desire to play, no matter the age. To make adult life a less serious place.

This new universe has begun with handmade rings by Elena Salvador, from Almería. Each piece goes through a creation process that takes 4 days to complete, but it begins much earlier, in the imagination.

It is a slow process, unhurried, made with care and honoring the greatness of craftsmanship. That is why each piece is unique, and no two are alike.

• Elena Salvador

The Artelier, based in Barcelona and founded by Alba Ayza in 2020, is a brand that celebrates fashion as a personal expression full of meaning. Its collections revolve around unique prints, each with its own story to tell.
The Artelier clothing is a genderless style statement, designed to suit everyday life and special occasions. Committed to sustainability, the brand prioritizes the use of eco-friendly and sustainable fabrics.
Each print is created with water-based OEKO-TEX certified inks, and all production is handcrafted in Barcelona.
The Artelier understands the importance of feeling comfortable and confident in what you wear, allowing each individual to express their identity and uniqueness with confidence.
Explore The Artelier and discover the story behind each garment. We celebrate uniqueness in every yarn and fabric we create.

• Alba Ayza

Victor von Schwarz (Sabadell, 1988) is a Barcelona-based fashion designer who founded his eponymous brand in 2013, after collaborating with several fashion houses. His debut collection was presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, where he showed for three consecutive seasons. He later relocated to Taipei, dressing celebrities such as Jolin Tsai and Soda Green, and driving the brand’s international expansion with points of sale in New York, Barcelona, and Madrid. He has collaborated with H&M, Vogue, and Fucking Young. His 2017 collection “Doble vida” won the MODA-FAD Award 2018 and dressed Rosalía. With “Realidad,” he expanded his international presence, dressing artists like Lola Índigo, Aitana, and Bad Gyal, and became a finalist in Vogue Spain’s “Who’s on Next” 2020. He has presented three times at 080 Barcelona Fashion (2021-2023).

• Victor von Schwarz