SATURDAY, 10 OCTOBER, 3.00 PM
MUDE — DESIGN MUSEUM.
Access exclusively for the Designer’s guests, with places open to the public upon registration (registration form available on 5 October).
Only one registration per person will be accepted, and participants must be over 18. Once the form has been submitted, registration will be validated by the ModaLisboa team and the digital invitation sent by email.
ENTRE MARES
For Spring/Summer 2027, ENTRE MARES continues Carlos Gil’s vision of a plural world, exploring the freedom to cross borders, discover new cultures and transform every experience into an individual expression, where different geographies and forms of expression come together.
The collection is born from what each culture leaves behind: colour, materials, patterns, craftsmanship, architecture and the details that make each place unique. These references are gathered throughout a journey around the world and brought into the real world, reinterpreted through Carlos Gil’s distinctive vision.
Colour takes centre stage. Orange, blue, fuchsia, yellow and green come together in a vibrant and intense palette, capturing the energy, diversity and freedom of a world without borders. Silks, brocades, sheer fabrics, beading and luminous surfaces enhance the collection’s sensory dimension, while new prints, one of Carlos Gil’s signatures, reinterpret cultural references through a distinctive graphic language.
The silhouettes balance structure and fluidity. Each look builds its own identity, bringing together different references with a sense of cohesion. The Carlos Gil woman and man do not belong to a single geography, but carry with them what they have discovered and experienced along the way. The man accompanies the woman on this journey, sharing the same aesthetic language and openness to the world.
ENTRE MARES is a celebration of the encounter between cultures, materials, colours and different forms of expression. A journey with no final destination, but one that embraces what each place adds to our identity.
Because the sea does not divide. It brings us closer, transforms us and takes us further.
