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AUVREY is a contemporary menswear brand that reinterprets the codes of contemporary society through clothing.​

The brand emerges from an observation of its surroundings: urban culture, sport, work, technology, consumption, street aesthetics, and the constant accumulation of references that define our era. These elements become raw material for building a distinctive language, where the everyday is transformed, mixed, and given new meanings.​

AUVREY works through reinterpretation and intervention, combining utilitarian, military, sports, and industrial codes with an experimental approach to design. Garments, graphics, materials, and recognisable objects are modified, displaced, and reconstructed to create pieces that reflect a complex, accelerated, and constantly changing contemporary reality.​

Imperfection, wear, accumulation, and functionality are part of its identity. AUVREY does not seek to represent a single aesthetic, but to build a universe where different influences from contemporary society can coexist and become something new.

BIBENCIA was born from the need to turn what cannot always be expressed through words into something that can be worn. Founded approximately three years ago by Roberto Montes and Néstor Redó, the brand builds its identity around sensitivity, experimentation, and craftsmanship. Roberto, a self-taught designer born in Madrid and based in Valencia, found in garment-making a new way to express his inner world. Each collection thus becomes a personal narrative, where fashion ceases to be merely a garment and becomes a way of communicating, feeling, and connecting.

BICO is a contemporary artisanal jewelry project created in Valencia by Alejandra Lozano and Isabel Máñez. Each piece is handmade, one by one, using clay and other organic materials, always inspired by the sea and designed to be the statement piece of any look.

In an age of fast fashion, craftsmanship becomes a luxury. That is why BICO’s goal is to revalue the concept of craftsmanship and celebrate handmade pieces as something unique and imperfect, in the best possible sense. No two BICO pieces are ever the same, and that is what gives them their value.

• Alejandra Lozano

• Isabel Máñez

Born in Elda (Alicante), CALLNAK explores the boundaries between design, fashion, and digital manufacturing. The brand develops products through 3D design and additive manufacturing, using technology as a tool to create new forms, materials, and ways of producing.

Its approach is rooted in footwear and on-demand production, drawing on the tradition of a city historically connected to the footwear industry through a contemporary lens. CALLNAK embraces a design approach free from the limitations of traditional manufacturing, fostering a new relationship between creativity, technology, and local production.

E·R·A·X is a Spanish fashion label that combines craftsmanship with avant-garde designs.

Its garments are conceptual pieces that blend tradition, nature, and human behavior. E·R·A·X’s philosophy focuses on expressing identity and creative freedom, creating a strong and unique universe where ideas and thought form the foundation of each piece.

Sergio Gau is a Uruguayan fashion designer based in Valencia and Creative Director of the GAU fashion house.

Throughout his career, he has presented his collections on different runways and fashion platforms across Spain, establishing a distinctive creative language defined by elegance, sophistication, and a contemporary, avant-garde perspective.

His creative universe draws inspiration from disciplines such as art, architecture, and culture, references that he translates into his collections through the use of colour, textures, volumes, and innovative cuts.

Sergio Gau’s work stands out for its strong and recognisable visual identity, as well as for an inclusive approach to fashion, where different genders, ages, and identities coexist, giving the brand a contemporary and liberated image.

His designs have been worn by renowned personalities at fashion events, red-carpet occasions, high-profile television programmes, and editorials for leading publications.

Alongside his work as a designer and Creative Director, he maintains an important academic career focused on educating new generations of professionals in the fashion industry. He lectures in higher education Fashion Design programmes and serves as Coordinator of the Fashion Department at Barreira A+D.

GONTER is a personal project born from the idea and the need to capture, through leather goods, the trends that shape our culture and society.

Through this project, we aim to promote craftsmanship by creating high-quality products designed to stand the test of time, combining contemporary design with a timeless aesthetic.

The brand’s main focus is on leather bags, designed and crafted exclusively in Spain. We strive to create and offer products that remain true both to our brand values and to those of the people who are part of this project.

Our vision is clear: exclusive bags that are sophisticated yet modern, with a contemporary touch. Each design is a way of expressing our perspective on the present through the lens of fashion.

House of Hedra was founded in 2019 by Andrea Jiménez, a fashion designer and stylist. All of its collections draw on a cutting-edge aesthetic, combining futuristic style with craftsmanship and artisanal details in each of its pieces.

The collections feature looks for both women and men, with the use of lycra and denim, among other fabrics. The brand specialises in creating stagewear for artists from the world of music and entertainment, including Vicco, María Pelae, Marta Sango, Arkano, Ruslana, Paula Koops, and many others.

Hedra seeks to evoke a mystical and mysterious world, where garments go beyond the conventional, inviting the wearer to experience their aura and make each piece their own.

• Andrea Jiménez

JANE BARDOT is an artistic jewelry and fashion project founded by María Blanco, the brand’s Creative Director, and Diego Rivera. NEO2 magazine has described them as “Spain’s most creative jewelry brand.” Their creations are authentic pieces of wearable art that never fail to make an impression.

They have showcased their work on runways such as MBFW Madrid and 080 Barcelona, alongside Spanish fashion brands including Reparto, Acromatyx, and Guillermo Décimo. Together with Reparto, they took part in the MBFW 2022 showroom, where they won the Allianz EGO Award. Their jewelry has also been worn by celebrities such as Marina Rivers, Inés Hernand, Los Javis, and Emilia Mernes.

In 2026, they presented their first clothing collection at the showrooms of MBFW Madrid and 080 Barcelona Fashion.

JANE BARDOT has collaborated with Primavera Sound, LEVIS, Zalando, and CUPRA, creating exclusive workshops for their clients, influencers, and VIP guests.

• Maria Blanco

• Diego Rivera

Karla Aguilar Balcázar is a Spanish fashion designer whose work explores the relationship between the body, emotion, and transformation. Her visual language combines distorted tailoring, sculptural volumes, manipulated materials, and artisanal processes. She personally develops the pattern making, garment construction, and dyeing of her pieces, investigating traditional handcraft techniques and organic materials. Her practice sits within the field of independent fashion and understands the garment as an emotional and psychological extension of the body.

MAAROUF103 is an independent fashion brand born at the intersection of design, identity, and storytelling.

The brand understands fashion as a form of expression and uses each collection to build its own universe. The garments combine contemporary silhouettes, distinctive details, and a carefully considered selection of materials, resulting in pieces that convey an attitude and a story.

MAAROUF103 embraces an experimental yet refined approach to design, placing value on individuality, creativity, and a more conscious way of understanding fashion. Each collection draws from cultural references, personal experiences, and observations of society, transforming them into a distinctive visual language.

Maison Moonsieur was founded in 2024 as a natural extension of its designer’s creative universe. Before taking shape as a fashion label, the project began as a personal artistic movement, shaped by a background rooted in different disciplines such as ballet, painting, and piano. This multidisciplinary training has profoundly influenced the way the designer approaches fashion, where the body, gesture, and emotion play a central role.

The essence of the brand lies in looking to the past to give a voice to figures and stories that were not given one in their time. Each collection begins with historical research that is reinterpreted through a contemporary sensibility, using fashion as a narrative and expressive medium. Maison Moonsieur does not seek to reproduce history, but rather to reframe it, transforming it into pieces that engage in dialogue with the present.

The name of the label reflects this philosophy. Maison, the French word for “house,” refers to craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the spirit of haute couture houses. Moonsieur is an inventive combination of Monsieur and Moon. Monsieur, meaning “gentleman” in French, alludes to the masculine silhouette, while Moon represents the ever-changing and fluid nature of the moon, a symbol of transformation and diversity. Together, these concepts define a genderless vision in which the masculine and feminine coexist in balance, without hierarchies or imposed boundaries.

In a short period of time, Maison Moonsieur has begun to establish itself within the creative landscape, dressing figures such as Tini, Lola Índigo, Valeria Mazza, Jaime Lorente, and Eduardo Casanova, while being featured in publications including Vanitas, Hola España, Vogue Portugal, Schön, and Numéro Magazine.

The brand continues to evolve as an ongoing project, remaining true to its identity and offering a sensitive, artistic, and contemporary perspective on fashion.

M.R — MARIA RUIZ Brand

M.R was born from a different way of understanding fashion: creating pieces with soul.

Each design is handmade, combining crochet and knitwear with a contemporary vision, transforming traditional craft techniques into cool, modern, and design-driven pieces.

We believe in dressing differently, buying less but better, and choosing garments that connect with you and stay with you for years to come.

We are not looking for perfection or to follow trends. We are looking for identity.

M.R is for those who want to wear more than just a garment: a piece made with time, intention, and personality.

Maria Paula Ruiz — CEO, Crafter & Creative Director

• Maria Paula Ruiz

Rafaela Knitwear was born as a tribute to my mother, Rafaela, and to all the women who have knitted and passed down this knowledge from generation to generation. Together, we are reclaiming the value of handmade pieces and craftsmanship through the traditional art of knitwear, creating each piece in our own studio and taking care with the materials, the time, and every step of the process. We create timeless pieces, made with responsibly sourced materials and designed to last and accompany us for many years to come.

RUINAS is a contemporary fashion brand that explores femininity from a darker, more sensual, and dramatic perspective. As a woman and designer, my practice stems from an intimate exploration of the feminine universe — its sensitivities, contradictions, and forms of expression.

RUINAS understands clothing as a form of expression and a means of constructing identity, creating pieces that seek to evoke emotions and convey a distinctive sense of self. Through defined silhouettes, textures, and materials, the brand builds a universe where femininity is intended to be powerful, vulnerable, provocative, and mysterious all at once.

Of Basque origin and born in Barcelona, SVVVA emerges from the need to create with the hands and to build, through matter, a narrative of its own.

Its name comes from sua, fire in Basque: an inner fire that manifests itself in desire, in a refusal to accept injustice, and in the freedom to express who we are. A fire that does not ask permission to exist.

Through wax and silver, SVVVA creates sculptural jewellery with an artisanal character, produced between Barcelona and Euskal Herria. Each piece is born from a slow and conscious process, where matter, time, and the hand of the maker carry equal weight.

For SVVVA, producing locally is an ethical choice and a way of understanding the craft: keeping processes close, caring for the people who make them possible, and preserving the dignity and identity of the communities that host them. In contrast to the logic of accelerated production, the brand champions the value of time, detail, and that which is made to endure.

Each piece speaks of resistance, desire, and belonging. Of the need to occupy a space of one’s own, but also to find a place within the community; to recognise oneself, connect, and reclaim a free way of being.

SVVVA understands jewellery as a form of language: a material that transforms, an identity that takes shape, and a gesture that remains. Pieces that turn identity into matter and expression into presence.

Toda Frágil is a handmade glass jewellery brand created between A Coruña and Barcelona using the traditional flamework technique. A colourful, fantastical, whimsy-maxxing universe where organic shapes, flowers and transparencies celebrate fragility as something unique, expressive and full of strength.

Victoria Hidalgo is an independent fashion brand born in Barcelona and founded by Victoria Hidalgo. The brand explores streetwear through a personal and experimental perspective, combining silhouettes, details, and materials to create pieces with character that don’t go unnoticed. All garments are designed and made in Spain, with a strong commitment to local production and attention to detail.