Back to the roots. That is the motto, and also the objective, of the new edition of OMODA Madrid es Moda, which takes place from September 7 to 10 and invites us to explore, hand in hand with Spain’s best independent fashion designers, the most emblematic corners of the capital. First stop? The imposing Sabatini Gardens, the chosen stage to celebrate the inaugural show that kicks off Fashion Week.
Inspired by the light and the hues of the city’s sunsets and with contemporary sophistication as the through line of the show, 25 designers presented their proposals through 45 looks. This natural runway that wove through trees, flowers in all their splendor, and eighteenth-century statues, and that counted with the impressive façade of the Royal Palace as a stone guest, gifted the more than 400 attendees, in addition to the best proposals of Spanish author fashion, one of the most magical twilights that can be seen in the capital.
Las modelos posan al finalizar el desfile inaugural de OMODA Madrid es Moda.
Promoted in collaboration with the Asociación Creadores de Moda de España (ACME) and with the support of the Madrid City Council through the municipal initiative Madrid Capital de Moda, OMODA Madrid es Moda counts in this edition with OMODA as Global Partner, the sponsorship of Cecotec, Estée Lauder, IED, Keune, Solán de Cabras and Unisa, in addition to the collaboration of the Hotel Príncipe Pío and Jo Malone.
In this inaugural show of OMODA Madrid es Moda, which is organized together with the City of Madrid and ACME, they presented their proposals on the natural runway of the Sabatini Gardens Adlib, Maison Mesa, Roberto Verino, Pilar Dalbat, Extreme Collection, Evade House, Dolores Cortés, Félix Ramiro, Ángel Schlesser, Devota&Lomba, We Are Spastor, Isla Bonita, See Iou x Juan Avellaneda, Moda Cálida with Pedro Palmas and Aurelia Gil, IED, The 2nd Skin&Co., García Madrid, Miguel Marinero, Dominnico, Eduardo Navarrete, Roberto Torretta, María Lafuente, Luis Berrendero, IT Spain and Dolores Promesas x Duyos, .
Modelos, diseñadores y autoridades posan al finalizar el desfile inaugural de OMODA Madrid es Moda en los jardines de Sabatini.
“We aim to build a more emotional and intimate narrative, capable of generating stories with editorial depth and giving rise to human content. Stories that speak of challenges, talent, admiration as a creative driver, legacy, friendship, influence, collaboration, mentorship, generational shift and community,” state the organizers of this edition from OMODA Madrid es Moda.
Final carousel of the inaugural show of OMODA Madrid es Moda.
Promoted in collaboration with the Association of Spanish Fashion Creators (ACME) and with the support of the Madrid City Council through the Madrid Capital de Moda initiative, OMODA Madrid es Moda features in this edition OMODA as Global Partner, the sponsorship of Cecotec, Estée Lauder, IED, Keune, Solán de Cabras and Unisa, as well as the collaboration of the Hotel Príncipe Pío and Jo Malone.
In this inaugural show of OMODA Madrid es Moda, which is organized together with the City of Madrid and ACME, they presented their proposals on the natural runway of the Sabatini Gardens Adlib, Maison Mesa, Roberto Verino, Pilar Dalbat, Extreme Collection, Evade House, Dolores Cortés, Félix Ramiro, Ángel Schlesser, Devota&Lomba, We Are Spastor, Isla Bonita, See Iou x Juan Avellaneda, Moda Cálida with Pedro Palmas and Aurelia Gil, IED, The 2nd Skin&Co., García Madrid, Miguel Marinero, Dominnico, Eduardo Navarrete, Roberto Torretta, María Lafuente, Luis Berrendero, IT Spain and Dolores Promesas x Duyos, .
Models, designers and authorities pose at the end of the inaugural OMODA Madrid es Moda show in the Sabatini Gardens.
These values, which directly connect with the DNA of this collective and coral project, were reflected in a superb show where creative heritage and the know-how of our artisans dialogue with the most current trends in an exquisite and shared language: that of Spanish fashion.
All the looks from the inaugural OMODA Madrid es Moda show
On the runway, a well-woven symphony of whites and blacks, but also tones inspired by the capital’s sunsets, featuring reds and oranges, conversed with ethereal fabrics and sculptural volumes in a narrative that invites us again and again to return to the roots. “Not to look back with nostalgia, but to remember what has brought us here and to reaffirm those who still are the true engine of the project: the designers,” remark from OMODA Madrid es Moda.
Adlib
Maison Mesa
Roberto Verino
Pilar Dalbat
The Extreme Collection
Maison Mesa
Evade House
Adlib
Dolores Cortés
Félix Ramiro
Ángel Schlesser
Devota & Lomba
We Are Spastor
Diazar – Pedro Juan for Isla Bonita
See Iou x Juan Avellaneda
Pilar Dalbat
Roberto Verino
Roberto Verino
Isla Bonita
Pedro Palmas for Moda Cálida
IED
The 2nd Skin Co.
García Madrid
Miguel Marinero
Evade House
Dominnico
Eduardo Navarrete
Miguel Marinero
Eduardo Navarrete
Pedro Palmas for Moda Cálida
Aurelia Gil for Moda Cálida
Roberto Torretta
Aurelia Gil for Moda Cálida
María Lafuente
Maison Mesa
Luis Berrendero
IT Spain
María Lafuente
Pilar Dalbat
The 2nd Skin Co.
Dolores Promesas x Duyos
The 2nd Skin Co.
#Fandelamodaespañola
Carla Hinojosa
Carla Hinojosa
The journalist and content creator Carla Hinojosa was the ambassador of the September 2026 edition of OMODA Madrid es Moda.
Raquel Revuelta and Claudia Jiménez
Raquel Revuelta and her daughter, Claudia Jiménez, are also #fandelamodaespañola and did not want to miss the inaugural show of OMODA Madrid es Moda.
Mónica de Tomás
Mónica de Tomás exuded style at the inaugural show of OMODA Madrid es Moda.
Pelayo Díaz at the inaugural OMODA Madrid es Moda show.
Pelayo Díaz
Pioneer in fashion-content creation for social media, Pelayo Díaz did not want to miss the inaugural OMODA Madrid es Moda show.
Roxana Zurdo
Influencer Roxana Zurdo poses next to one of OMODA’s cars welcoming guests to the inaugural show.
Lucía de la Fuente
Actress Lucía de la Fuente is also #fandelamodaespañola and did not miss the inaugural OMODA Madrid es Moda show.
What you don’t see at a show: the backstage
The pre-show hustle is indescribable. In the backstage, which hosted the Hotel Príncipe Pío, the models prepare themselves hours in advance. Makeup, hairdressing, fittings… It’s non-stop!
Hours backstage are long; show days are intense. But there is always time for smiles… and to rest wherever and however one can.
Makeup touch-ups before stepping out to walk the Sabatini Gardens for the inaugural show of OMODA Madrid es Moda.
The hair team used Cecotec tools to create all the hairstyles for the inaugural OMODA Madrid es Moda show.
And, of course, for the guests at the show, two magnificent gift bags awaited at their seats courtesy of OMODA, Jo Malone, Estée Lauder, Solán de Cabras and Keune.
