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MODALISBOA SINGULAR<\/strong>, in co-organization with the Municipality of Lisbon<\/strong>, presents a programmatic design<\/strong> that is the mirror of a Fashion Week and an expanding city, with a design store, conferences, exhibitions, fashion shows, presentations, performances and artistic installations; with new Designers, sectoral associations and large sustainability projects.<\/p>\n After the opening of the Portuguese Design Pop-up Store<\/strong>, on the 2nd of October<\/strong> (open at Locke de Santa Joana<\/strong> until the 13th), the official program will begin on the 10th<\/strong>, at MUDE – Museu do Design<\/strong>, with the FAST TALKS<\/strong>, to debate the Fashion system and its intersections with the social and technological challenges of contemporaneity. A narrative that continues at the inauguration of the exhibition of the beat by be@t<\/strong> projects, a program by CITEVE<\/strong> and BCSD Portugal<\/strong>, which brings sustainability to the concrete level with its second edition. Also on Thursday, the Lisboa Fashion Week schedule follows to the National Society of Fine Arts (SNBA)<\/strong> to inaugurate the WORKSTATION NEW MEDIA<\/strong>, a project implemented with the support of the Portuguese Republic \u2014 Culture \/ General Directorate of Arts, which returns with new artists, new competition and new programming. The exhibitions will have free entry<\/strong> until October 13th, and information about all projects and artists will be revealed soon.<\/p>\n Also on Friday, the MODALISBOA SINGULAR calendar continues its geographical exploration of the city. The day starts at SNBA, at 5pm, and progresses to the debut of the SANGUE NOVO competition supported by Seaside<\/strong> at MUDE<\/strong>. Next, Jo\u00e3o Magalh\u00e3es inaugurates COMETA 10<\/strong>, his cultural space \u2014 the opening features an artistic installation<\/strong> by the Designer, and the space can also be visited throughout the day on Saturday \u2014 and Constan\u00e7a Entrudo presents her new collection in a space to be revealed soon . October 11th ends with the premiere of ALL LOVE LETTERS ARE RIDICULOUS, an exhibition and performance by Jo\u00e3o Telmo at Pal\u00e1cio Chiado. The exhibition, also with free entry, will be on display until October 13th.<\/p>\n The last stop before P\u00e1tio da Gal\u00e9 takes place on Saturday: the first presentation of the day, Portuguese Soul by APICCAPS<\/strong>, opens the doors of HAVAS Village<\/strong> to the Lisboa Fashion Week audience. Afterwards, all eyes turn to Sala do Risco at P\u00e1tio da Gal\u00e9<\/strong>, for a program of fashion shows, happenings and launches<\/strong> that also speak of singularity. The calendar maintains its diversity, both in terms of design and positioning of audiences, voices, visions and scales \u2014 from the most popular and renowned Designers to younger creatives, such as Mestre Studio, \u00c7al Pfungst and B\u00e1rbara Atan\u00e1sio, who advance from the competition Sangue Novo to join ARNDES on the Workstation exploratory platform. Another new feature on the Lisbon Fashion Week catwalk is the GREEN CIRCLE X be@t<\/strong> powered by CITEVE<\/strong> fashion show , a project that reunites and materializes the technological innovations from the Textile Industry at the service of a responsible production and a circular economy.<\/p>\n With four days of programming, eight locations<\/strong> and a diversity of content designed to mobilize the creative community, MODALISBOA SINGULAR<\/strong> is the reflection of an increasingly deeper intersection between Fashion<\/strong>, the city<\/strong> and all its cultural spheres.<\/strong> Over the next few weeks, ModaLisboa will reveal in detail the programming parallel to the fashion shows, designed to mobilize the Lisboa Fashion Week community around themes such as Sustainability, Craftsmanship and Digitalization.<\/strong><\/p>\n