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In May<\/strong>, the ModaLisboa\u2019s Designers<\/strong><\/a> reinforce their presence in Lisbon, online and across the international circuit, through a series of initiatives that combine Fashion and Art.<\/p>\n Until May 31<\/strong>, the Kintu Studio Store<\/strong>, in Lisbon<\/strong>, hosts a pop-up store<\/strong> by Ricardo Andrez<\/strong><\/a>, presenting a special selection of designs by the Porto-based designer.<\/p>\n On May 7<\/strong>, Studio2M<\/strong>, in New York,<\/strong> opens the exhibition \u201cAd Hoc\u201d<\/strong>, showcasing the latest project by Constan\u00e7a Entrudo<\/strong><\/a>, developed in collaboration with French artist Marie Hazard. On view until June 12<\/strong>, the exhibition explores shared materials and references, proposing a dialogue between Art and Fashion. Textiles emerge as an intuitive and experimental field, where fabric becomes structure and is pushed to its limits.<\/p>\n B\u00e9hen<\/strong><\/a> releases its SS26 collection<\/strong> on its online store<\/strong><\/a> from May 8<\/strong> and opens the doors of its atelier this Friday and Saturday, allowing guests and admirers of the brand to try on dresses from the collection in person. Between May 27 and 31<\/strong>, the brand presents the installation \u201cBehind the Curtain, Time Resides\u201d<\/strong> (Atr\u00e1s da Cortina Mora o Tempo) at A Vida Portuguesa Intendente<\/strong>. Developed in collaboration with Bordal, the work takes the form of a series of organza curtains that reinterpret motifs from Bordal\u2019s historical archive of traditional Madeiran embroidery. In parallel, a documentary short film by Matilde C\u00e9sar offers an intimate perspective on the creative process.<\/p>\n The brand DuarteHajime<\/a><\/strong> hosts a new Archive Sale<\/strong> \u2014 with discounts of up to 80% \u2014 on May 9 at its studio, in Lisbon (Rua Amarelle 8C<\/strong>). The initiative also extends online<\/a> on May 9 and 10.<\/strong><\/p>\n