VICTOR VON SCHWARZ

Final girl

The collection is inspired by the concept of the final girl: the girl who survives in horror films. Beyond cinema, this figure symbolizes resilience, learning, and evolution; she represents someone who endures and moves forward. In this sense, each of us is the survivor of our own story.

The narrative draws from iconic references such as Chanel Oberlin, Sidney Prescott, and Nancy Thompson — women who embody strength, humor, and an instinctive ability to survive in the face of danger. It also reinterprets the visual imagery of Carrie and Scream, translating their prom dresses and college looks into a personal universe where youth and everyday life coexist with tension and drama.

These references take shape in versatile silhouettes, designed for both womenswear and menswear, blurring gender boundaries. The collection combines pleated twills structured through seams, gingham poplins, and cottons for daytime looks, while Chantilly lace, tulle, faux fur with feathers, and chiffon add lightness and nocturnal theatricality. The color palette revolves around pinks and deep burgundy reds, accented with browns and blues. Strong volumes in skirts and shoulders, recurring bows, ruffles, and lace trims balance innocence and sensuality, creating an aesthetic where vulnerability and power coexist.

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Victor von Schwarz is a Barcelona-based fashion designer, born in Sabadell in 1988. In 2013, after completing his fashion design studies and collaborating with various brands, he founded his own label.

He presented his first collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, where he showed for three consecutive seasons. He later relocated to Taipei (Taiwan), dressing artists such as Jolin Tsai and Sodagreen, while expanding the brand internationally.

In 2017, he launched his fifth collection, “Doble Vida,” which received the Premios MODA-FAD 2018 award, and dressed Rosalía for part of her promotional tours and music videos. With his sixth collection, “Realidad,” he collaborated with internationally recognized Spanish artists such as Lola Índigo, Aitana, Mala Rodríguez, and Bad Gyal, and was selected as a finalist in “Who’s on Next” 2020 by Vogue España.

In 2024, he participated in a collection created by Anitta in collaboration with an Asian brand. In 2025, he showcased at an inclusive runway organized by the Singapore Fashion Council, presenting a collection designed for people with disabilities.

His designs have also been worn by Eric Nam, Chai, Nil Moliner, Los Javis, Ester Expósito, Anna Castillo, and Pol Granch.