MODALISBOA CAPITAL, in collaboration with the Municipality of Lisboa, presents a programme of fashion shows that reflects the diversity of its creative CAPITAL.

Creative, yes, for obvious reasons, but Lisboa Fashion Week’s shows also continue to position themselves as a cultural CAPITAL, because each collection adds a new perspective to the contemporary system in which we operate. And it is because of the diversity of visions, voices and aesthetics — united by a responsible and conscious approach to production — that the Portuguese fashion ecosystem continues to thrive.

In this season, the presentations will take place between 7 and 9 March at Pátio da Galé. The programme opens with the second phase of SANGUE NOVO supported by Seaside, and continues with the promotion of young talent with WORKSTATION — Inês Barreto, one of the winners of SANGUE NOVO in 2023, has completed her Masters in Fashion Design at IED Milano and is now joining Mestre Studio, Bárbara Atanásio and ARNDES — and the IED Graduate Fashion Show. Under the theme ‘Nostalgia for the Future’, IED Istituto Europeo di Design brings to Lisbon a selection of six collections from its campuses in Italy and Spain to reflect on the nostalgia of moments that only exist in the imagination. Sala do Risco’s runway will also be the stage for the most famous names in Portuguese design, with the return of Alves/Gonçalves alongside Carlos Gil, Luís Onofre, Kolovrat, Luís Buchinho, Ricardo Andrez, Luís Carvalho, Nuno Baltazar, Valentim Quaresma, Duarte Hajime, Gonçalo Peixoto and Dino Alves.

But that’s not all: MODALISBOA CAPITAL also has two off-location fashion presentations. On 7th March, Constança Entrudo will present her Fall/Winter 2026 collection, ‘Second Best’, in the Studio Room of CAM – Gulbenkian Modern Art Centre. From 5pm to 6pm, the presentation will have free admission, with a ticket to be collected from the CAM box office on the same day (starting at 3:00 PM, with a limit of two tickets per person). Due to capacity, the event will be split into three 20-minute slots, with doors opening at 5pm, 5.20pm and 5.40pm. The CAM shop will be open throughout the presentation, with pieces by Constança Entrudo and other ModaLisboa designers such as Valentim Quaresma and Dino Alves. From 6pm, the presentation will be reserved for guests and the press. And on Sunday 9th March, Portuguese Soul by APICCAPS makes its debut at MUDE – Design Museum, with a happening that consolidates the reflection on the intersection between design, know-how and responsible production.

Creative CAPITAL, cultural CAPITAL… Do we need to talk about economic CAPITAL? Yes, we’ve left the materialisation of creativity to the end, but we’re confirming another edition of the Pop-up Store of Portuguese Designers and brands at Locke de Santa Joana: a temporary shop that encourages the responsible purchase of design products, so that we can continue to value our human CAPITAL. The store will open on 26 February and more information, including the participating designers, will be available soon.

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