ModaLisboa FW17 Schedule!
by Adriano Batista
ModaLisboa BOUNDLESS is counting down. The Portuguese Fashion Designers’ Fall/Winter 2017 collections will be presented from 9th to 12th of March, at the Centro Cultural de Belém.
ModaLisboa BOUNDLESS begins on March 9 with Fast Talks, conferences about fashion and sustainability, in the Sala Luís de Freitas Branco, CCB, and ends Sunday with Nuno Gama’s fashion show. 24 collections will be presented, including Sangue Novo, LAB and established designers.
The SANGUE NOVO contest opens the Lisboa Fashion Week on Friday, March 10th. Eight young designers represent the global and interconnected artistic expression that ModaLisboa intends to highlight and promote. A reflection of the fashion world in a future without restrictions.
All fashion shows will take place in the CCB’s South Garage, except those of Ricardo Andrez and Kolovrat, who present their collections in the Museu Coleção Berardo, on Saturday 11.
The showcase Wonder Room resumes this ModaLisboa’s ambition to be much more than a fashion show, calling for brands dissemination and the immediate dialogue of the artists with the public.
Take a look at the schedule below:
THURSDAY | MARCH 9
18H00 FAST TALKS
Sala Luís de Freitas Branco – CCB
FRIDAY | MARCH 10
18H30 SANGUE NOVO *
20H30 DAVID FERREIRA | LAB *
21H30 RICARDO PRETO *
SATURDAY | MARCH 11
15H00 AWAYTOMARS | LAB *
16H00 RICARDO ANDREZ **
17H00 EUREKA *
18H00 KOLOVRAT **
19H30 FILIPE FAÍSCA *
20H30 MUSTRA *
21H30 LUÍS CARVALHO *
SUNDAY | MARCH 12
15H00 PATRICK DE PÁDUA | LAB *
16H00 DUARTE | LAB *
17H00 CHRISTOPHE SAUVAT *
18H00 VALENTIM QUARESMA *
19H30 DINO ALVES *
20H30 NADIR TATI *
21H30 NUNO GAMA *
* Location 1 – CCB | Garagem Sul – Rua Bartolomeu Dias
** Location 2 – Museu Coleção Berardo
MODALISBOA BOUNDLESS
FW 17/18
9. 10. 11. 12 MARCH 2017
CCB
Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 2017
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