Graduated in Communication at Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas, specializing in journalism, Patrícia Barnabé was editor-in-chief of Vogue Portugal for 15 years. Today she writes about the world, Portugal and her talent in the UP, the inboard magazine of Tap Air Portugal, collaborates with Máxima, now online, and subscribes to articles for Prinçipal and Portuguese Soul magazines, APICCAPS, among other projects connected to fashion, culture and lifestyle.

Islana Rosa is the founder of Islanna, a pioneering new fashion brand that blends Brazilian and European style references. Sustainability is part of the brand's DNA, and they work uniquely with accredited ethical producers in the EU and has invested in production methods with the lowest environmental impact.

Catarina has a masters in Architecture, worked as a fashion stylist, advanced for a masters in Management and worked in Digital Marketing. First at a fashion retailer, after that in a pharmaceutic. Since then, she has turned to the world of sustainability. She created the project Do Zero, where she studied some topics related to sustainability, to communicate them with a community of people interested about the subject.

With an extensive experience in the fashion industry, Daniel has been linked to sustainable development in the textile sector for the past four years, as Strategy Director of Scoop, a Portuguese clothing company specialized in technical clothing that stands out for being a pioneer in the incorporation of sustainability in its strategy.

Rosário started her career at Vogue Portugal in 2007. She wrote for the Beauty and Lifestyle sections, and in 2016 she became the website's editor. At the end of 2017, she performed the same job at Máxima, and in the following year he moved to the coordination of Visão Se7e. In the end of 2018, she returned to the Cofina group, working on several sites, including Máxima, which he now directs.

Cabaço heads up adidas’ Creator Farm in Brooklyn, which brings together creatives from different disciplines to help define adidas’ future culture. He is a Product Designer but throughout his career has transitioned to Art Director, Retail Designer, Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Photographer and Creative Director. He is also a member of the Technology and Innovation Council at the Guggenheim Museum.

In an industry where everyone talks about ego, Orobio, fashion designer, created the largest fashion collective in the world. More than 15.000 designers in 93 countries build the collaborative network that makes up AWAYTOMARS, which tests the benefits of co-creation season after season.

With a degree in Global Leadership & Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School, Diana is the Co-Founder and CEO of Positive Luxury, the company behind the Butterfly Mark, a trust mark awarded to luxury brands in recognition of their commitment to having a positive impact on people and our planet.

Gabriele Moschin is the Head of Education for both the Fashion Design and Fashion Business Departments, at Polimoda. He is a creative brand strategist, planner and copywriter, living and working between Milan and Florence.

Graduated in Jewellery Design in 2011 from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, Noronha was then titled Researcher at CITAD and was invited to teach at the Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design. In 2012, she completed a Masters degree In Design Research (MRes) at Goldsmiths College, University of London. Currently PhD, Olga Noronha is linked to several national and international academic institutions as well as to the Museum Del Gioiello Vicenza, in Italy, recently taking over partial curatorship of the museum.

Inês Lopes Gonçalves is a broadcaster at Antena 3 and television presenter at RTP. She began her path as a journalist at Rádio Renascença, she worked at Sport Tv, Canal Q, and wrote at Time Out magazine, Sábado and Expresso.

Bosnian born designer with a background in cinema and fashion, Lidija Kolovrat defines her language through deconstruction, urban culture and arts, being recognized as a prominent artist in Portugal. As the head designer of Kolovrat, Lidija’s personal vision and dynamic are materialized in the unique fashion collections she creates and seasonally shows at ModaLisboa.

Graduated in Communication at Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas, specializing in journalism, Patrícia Barnabé was editor-in-chief of Vogue Portugal for 15 years. Today she writes about the world, Portugal and her talent in the UP, the inboard magazine of Tap Air Portugal, collaborates with Máxima, now online, and subscribes to articles for Prinçipal and Portuguese Soul magazines, APICCAPS, among other projects connected to fashion, culture and lifestyle.

The President of Associação ModaLisboa and founder of Lisboa Fashion Week has an extensive career that encompasses numerous projects and diverse fields of specialization. She combines the direction of the ModaLisboa project with Fashion Design teaching, creative brand direction and design consultancy. She’s a member of several international boards, elevating and promoting Portuguese fashion in the international context over more than 25 years.

Hugo van der Ding was born in Amsterdam in the late 70’s or 80’s, but lives in Lisbon. Or the other way around. He’s the author, among many others, of the A Criada Malcriada. Meanwhile, he also became a cartoonist, cronist, writer, theater author, actor, radio and television presenter, and a few more things of the same genre.

BÉHEN is a project created by an avid dreamer that travels to lands beyond the sun, but always leaves a foot in Portugal. Joana Duarte, Fashion Designer, went to London for her master's degree at Kingston University, and started to fall in love with untold stories. Those with adventures colored by saris, berber tribes and other characters who took her with them.

He made a mistake in enrolling in Law, passed through Sociology, graduated in Anthropology. He likes the countryside, grew up in the suburbs, he’s in the middle of the city, sometimes he’s also a cultural journalist, music critic, social scientist, DJ or professor. He’s interested in translating complex realities in a simple way.

Nuno Gama was born in Azeitão, and graduated in Fashion Design by Citex, in Porto. He began his collaboration with the textile industry very early on and began selling his collections in selected stores in Lisbon and Porto. In 1993, he launched his brand, which has since been presented at ModaLisboa - Lisboa Fashion Week.

Tiago Manaia studied at the Conservatoire National Supérieur D'Art Dramatique, in Paris, having worked as a cinema actor with Christophe Honoré. Back to Lisbon, he worked in theatre plays directed by Luís Miguel Cintra at Teatro da Cornucópia. In 2008 he began writing about music, society, art and fashion.