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This is me

Dominnico celebrates its tenth anniversary with Soft Armor Fall 2026, a collection that transforms duality into an aesthetic and emotional manifesto. Founded in 2016 by Domingo Rodríguez Lázaro, the brand proposes a new interpretation of strength through sensitivity, understanding fashion as emotional armor where softness does not imply fragility and structure does not equal rigidity. Pastels are freed from innocence, while materials such as leather and fur shed their aggressiveness to express a balanced tension between opposites.

The collection elevates fashion to a state of protected vulnerability: each garment acts as a purposeful second skin. A benchmark in inclusion, slow fashion, and a futuristic vision of design, the brand has dressed international artists such as Beyoncé, Rosalía, and Lady Gaga, consolidating its bold voice within the global fashion scene.

The color palette blends pastel pink, washed fuchsia, faded blue, mustard yellow, and apple green, alongside coconut white and a tech-inspired purple. These hues translate into double-faced coats, clean-cut leather pieces, textured denim, and a reinterpretation of the iconic moto suit, maintaining a monochromatic yet daring aesthetic.

Soft Armor also reflects on the invisible armor we construct to fit into society. In collaboration with Vinted, the brand recontextualizes consumer symbols as a critique of performative identity. Ultimately, the collection celebrates a decade of creative freedom and reclaims softness as the most powerful armor of all.

This is me Collection
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DOMINNICO  is  a  genderless  ready-to-wear  brand  founded  in 2016 in Barcelona  by  its  Creative  Director,  Domingo Rodríguez Lázaro  (Alicante, 1994).  Working  under  the  principles  of  slow  fashion,  the  brand  is  defined  by  meticulous  pattern-making,  continuous  research  into  new  fabrics  and  materials,  sustainable  processes, and a  futuristic  vision  of  fashion,  where  values  of  inclusion  and  freedom  run  through  every  collection.

DOMINNICO’s  debut  collection,  “Unusual  Dichotomy,”  was  presented  in Budapest as  part  of  the  European  Fashion  Union,  later  entering  the  Spanish  fashion  scene  through  presentations  at  EGO  and  Mercedes-Benz  Fashion  Week  Madrid.

In  October  2022,  the  brand  presented  “Nenne  Spring 23”  at  080 Barcelona  Fashion, a  collection  that  sparked  strong  engagement  across  social media,  attracted  international  attention, and  positioned  DOMINNICO as  one  of  Spain’s  most  promising  fashion  brands.  Since  then,  the  label  has  dressed  figures  such  as  Rita Ora  and  Mia Khalifa, and  became  part  of  Beyoncé’s  “Renaissance  World  Tour.”

In May 2023, DOMINNICO  returned  to  080 Barcelona  Fashion  with  “Dildom  Fall  23.”  Artists  including  Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, Rosalía,  and  Dua  Lipa  have  worn  DOMINNICO  designs,  further  consolidating  the  brand’s  international  presence.

In  October  2023,  the  brand  presented  “Maemuki  Spring 24,”  featuring  a  strong  model  cast  with  notable  names  such  as  Carmen  Lomana  and  Sita Abellán. In April 2024, DOMINNICO  presented  “Hook  Fall  24,”  followed  by  “Varsity  Desire  Spring 25”  in  October  of  the  same  year,  both  shown  at  080 Barcelona  Fashion.

The  collection  “Lucky  Fall  25”  was  also  presented  at  080 Barcelona  Fashion,  with  a  highly  thematic  proposal  and a  standout  cast,  including  figures  such  as  Mia Khalifa  and  María Forqué.

The  brand’s  most  recent  collection  is  “Rococunt  Spring 2026,”  presented  at  080 Barcelona  Fashion, a  proposal  that  reimagines  Marie Antoinette  through  a  contemporary  lens,  inspired  by  the  visual universe  of  Sofia Coppola,  reinforcing  DOMINNICO’s  aesthetic  and conceptual narrative  with  a  bold, forward-looking  perspective.

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