The first International Fashion Conference, promoted by CENIT – Textile Intelligence Center, opens today the 67th FashionLisboa, which extends until Sunday with presentations of collections, conversations, exhibitions and facilities, with several initiatives open to the public.
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07/10/2026
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The official calendar for the presentation of collections begins on Thursday, with Béhen, by Joana Duarte, and AD HOC, a collaborative project between the Portuguese designer Constance Entrudo and French artist Marie Hazard, presented this year for the first time, in New York, at the invitation of Studio2M.
On Friday, the presentations begin with a new edition of the New Blood contest, intended for seniors of Fashion Design courses, from national and international schools, and to young ‘designers’ in early career, the Spanish fashion brand author Adolfo Domínguez, Ariana Orrico, who will present the work developed during a creative residence at Burel Factory, awarded under the New Blood, Francisca Nabinho and Luís Carvalho.
The penultimate day of the 67th edition, Saturday, begins with the “Performative Presentation” of Portuguese Soul, “Editorial Project dedicated to the International Promotion of Portuguese Talent”, of APICCAPS – Portuguese Association of Industrials of Footwear, Components, Articles of Pele and its Succession.
After that, Carlos Gil presents a parade that “projects itself from the interior of the MUDE to Rua Augusta, a joint initiative of Lisbon Fashion Week and the Museum, within the partnership between the two institutions”. In the parade there are places open to the public, available through compulsory registration.
The performances continue later at the Court of Gala with Mestre Studio, ANDES, Roselyn Silva, Gonçalo Peixoto, Kolovrat and Nuno Baltazar.
On Sunday, the presentations begin with the debut in the walkerelle of the ‘hairstylist’ Helena Vaz Pereira, with a collection in which “the hair ceases to be only a complement of the image to assume the main role”, and continuing with Barbara Anastásio, Çal Pfungst, DuarteHajime, by Ana Duarte, Luís Onofre, Valentine Lent, 2B, by the singer Barbara Bandeira, and Dino Alves.
Although the presentations of the collections are accessible by invitation, there are a number of activities open to the public, including exhibitions, conversations and workshops. The full schedule can be consulted on the ‘site‘ Officer of FashionLisbon.
ModaLisboa is organized by the Association ModaLisboa, in partnership with the City Council of Lisbon and with the support of the program Portugal Events, Tourism of Portugal.