ModaLisboa FW23 Backstage!
by Adriano Batista
From March 9th to 12th, the fashion industry’s eyes were fixed on Lisbon, as ModaLisboa presented its latest edition titled “CORE”. The event showcased a stunning array of designs from some of the most talented and innovative Portuguese fashion designers. This season’s schedule also included the IED Graduates Fashion Show.
Emerging designers presented their collections alongside established names in the Portuguese fashion industry. This gave an opportunity to new talents to showcase their vision and creativity to a larger audience. Those who presented at ModaLisboa CORE shared a common vision of creating beautiful and functional clothing while also being mindful of their environmental impact. The collections included everything from avant-garde pieces to more classic and elegant designs, catering to a wide range of fashion tastes.
ModaLisboa has been a leading fashion event in Europe for several years, and with its 60th edition, the event reinforces its commitment to innovation and sustainability. The fashion industry has a significant impact on the environment, and it’s crucial for events like ModaLisboa to promote and encourage more sustainable practices.
The event was attended by fashion enthusiasts, industry leaders, and media personalities from around the world.
Our photographer Marc Medina went backstage to capture the menswear looks from designers like Filipe Augusto, Valentim Quaresma, Constança Entrudo, Mustique, Luís Carvalho, João Magalhães, Duarte, HIBU, Call Me Gorgeous By Luís Borges, and many more. Take a look below:


























































































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