Talks, Fashion Presentations, artistic installations, documentaries, pop-up stores: part of the mission of Lisboa Fashion Week, co-organized with Municipality of Lisbon, is to offer to the capital a relevant, contemporary cultural event that instigates debate and critical thinking. With its program of free entry activities, MODALISBOA CAPITAL addresses the connection between Fashion and Visual Arts, activism, social justice, technological innovation and responsible consumption, based at Locke de Santa Joana, MUDE – Museum of Design, CAM – Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian and Praça do Comércio.

MUDE – MUSEUM OF DESIGN
MAR 6, 5PM — 8PM. 
Free Entry with mandatory registration.

The Lisboa Fashion Week FAST TALKS return to MUDE – Museum of Design with a program focused on the social, cultural and environmental impact of the Fashion Industry.
The event, designed in collaboration with the Italian Embassy in Lisbon as part of Italian Design Day, is divided into three moments: a workshop with Matteo Ward (the only moment reserved for guests); two conference panels, moderated by Rui Maria Pêgo, focusing on the cultural and social capital of Fashion; and the screening of two episodes of the documentary series Junk, which aim to reflect on the consequences of consumer society. More information about the talks, speakers and registration links, here.

CAM – Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian
MAR 7, 4PM — 6PM.
Free entry (subject to space capacity), with ticket collected at the CAM box office on that day, from two hours before each session and with a maximum of two tickets per person.

Lisboa Fashion Week arrives at CAM – Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian with a joint program designed to understand the ongoing encounters between Fashion and Visual Arts. With an exploratory vision that evokes the intersection of artistic experiences, the events are divided into two moments, reflections of a conceptual and material connection between the two areas, a connection that is increasingly urgent and relevant in the contemporary social scenario. Diálogos for possible futures are thus created, with intimate conversations between ModaLisboa Designers and Artists — Adriana Proganó with Diogo Mestre (Mestre Studio); João Pedro Vale and Nuno Alexandre Ferreira with Marta Gonçalves (Hibu); Mikhail Karikis with Lidija Kolovrat —; and the Fashion presentation of Constança Entrudo, who brings the autumn/winter 25/26 collection, Second Best, to Sala Estúdio. More information about the full schedule, here.

MAR 7 — 9, Praça do Comércio.
Free Entry.

“The web that binds us together” has a conceptual basis in the connections woven by nature — in which each thread is a balance between strength and fragility, tension and liberation — which are reflected in human products, from the oldest looms to the innovation of new materials. MODAPORTUGAL by CENIT/ANIVEC returns to Praça do Comércio with an artistic installation that welcomes the city’s public, broadcasts the livestream of the Pátio da Galé fashion shows and content based on values ​​such as preservation of artisanal techniques, durability, sustainability and technology. More information, here.

FEB 26 — MAR 3, Locke de Santa Joana.
Free Entry.

The MODALISBOA pop-up store returns to the official Lisboa Fashion Week’s hotel. Until March 3rd, pieces from the youngest to the most renowned Designers in the portuguese fashion system are available in a space that aims to promote the responsible consumption of design products. More information, participating designers and schedules, here.

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