- Celebrating its 30th year, Portugal Fashion 2025 introduces a decentralized, immersive format.
- The event blends fashion with local culture, innovation, and sustainability.
- Designers, startups, and global partnerships take center stage across Northern Portugal.
Marking three decades of influence, Portugal Fashion 2025 redefines its legacy with a forward-thinking edition that prioritizes territorial decentralization, sustainability, and innovation.
Showcasing a diverse range of creative talent, the lineup includes celebrated names like Miguel Vieira, Maria Gambina, and Susana Bettencourt, alongside the visionary duo Marques’Almeida, who will stage a vineyard runway show in Alijó.
Portugal Fashion 2025 Reinvents the Runway with Decentralized Style and Global Vision
The decision to decentralize this edition reflects a deliberate strategy to strengthen the ties between fashion, community, and geography. By hosting events in lesser-known yet culturally vibrant areas, Portugal Fashion is reinforcing its role as a bridge between urban creativity and regional identity. This move brings tangible economic and cultural value to Northern Portugal and promotes a model where fashion operates not in isolation, but in synergy with local heritage and industry.
Sustainability remains a central pillar. From staging shows in natural landscapes to promoting local craftsmanship and supporting slow fashion, the event integrates eco-conscious practices across programming. This alignment with green innovation not only resonates with global trends but strengthens Portugal’s identity as a leader in responsible fashion development.
The presence of iconic designers such as Estelita Mendonça and David Catalán alongside rising stars underscores Portugal Fashion’s commitment to nurturing both legacy and next-gen talent. The Ernest W. Baker brand, led by Inês Amorim and Reid Baker, returns for an exclusive showing, underlining the international relevance and prestige of the event.
The Portugal Fashion Summit, scheduled concurrently throughout the week, invites investors, journalists, startups, and designers to collaborate in workshops and panels. This forum will address the evolving global fashion economy, the integration of tech in design, and the role of fashion diplomacy, making the event not only visual but deeply strategic.
Celebrating 30 years with bold vision, Portugal Fashion 2025 doesn’t just reflect on its past—it repositions itself as a dynamic force shaping fashion’s future.
“Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas.” — Coco Chanel