ModaLisboa Comunidade

15. 16. 17. 18
APRIL 2021
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ModaLisboa Mais

7. 8. 9. 10. 11
OCTOBER 2020
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ModaLisboa Awake

5. 6. 7. 8
MARCH 2020
FW 20/21

ModaLisboa Collective

10. 11. 12. 13
OCTOBER 2019
SS 20

ModaLisboa Insight

7. 8. 9. 10
MARCH 2019
FW 19/20

ModaLisboa Multiplex

11. 12. 13. 14
OCTOBER 2018
SS 19

WONDER ROOM

Fashion and Lifestyle Pop-Up Store

Meet the brands participating in the Wonder Room of ModaLisboa Multiplex

Alfamarama

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Alfamarama is a fashion and gifts with a sense of humor brand. The products are hand screen printed with bold quotes designed to be irreverent and fun.

Boon

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Boon is a slow fashion brand that emerged as a continuation of Filipa Sáragga’s artistic work. Iconic Pieces with a contemporary design and a confident style are the key factors of this brand that connects Fashion and Art.

CCB 25 Anos

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For the celebration of its 25 years, Centro Cultural de Belém partnered with three Portuguese authors for the creation of an exclusive and limited edition collection, marking its 25 years of cultural and artistic activity and promoting the creative vitality of Portuguese authors. Fernanda Fragateiro, Ricardo Bak Gordon and Ricardo Preto accepted the challenge to develop three original pieces: a silk scarf, a sketchbook and a tote bag. All the pieces were carefully selected and produced in Portugal, under the supervision of the authors.

Daily Day

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Daily Day is a clothing brand inspired by the daily observation of inner city vibrations and creativity from the city of Oporto. From a simple, functional and timeless approach to design, it creates urban wardrobe essentials meant to last above and beyond the seasons. Daily Day teams up with inspiring brands and creatives. Special and limited editions come to life through these collaborations, valuing the inherent legacy of Portuguese authenticity and craftsmanship.

Daniela Ponto Final

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daniela ponto final is an independent Portuguese brand that looks for the perfect combination between old fabrics and contemporary materials, creating a young, relaxed and high-end product. The brand builds upon the preparation and good garments’ finishings, in studio, handmade work, where everything is done with love and dedication.

Descobrimentos Olfativos Portugueses

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Antiga Barbearia de Bairro is inspired by the tradition of Portuguese barber shops, as a meeting point of our streets and neighborhoods. Today this spirit has been reinvented, rediscovered and the barbershops are the scene of new encounters, new conversations, habits, the cult of grooming as well as art for man. In this edition of Wonder Room, the brand presents an initial collection of 5 soaps that describe 5 key moments of the Portuguese Discoveries.

Ferramenta

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Ferramenta (the Portuguese word for ‘tool’) is a training and skill acquisition program of traditional textile techniques that promotes female entrepreneurship, among unemployed and socially excluded women. The project’s aim is to recover traditional techniques, but also collaborative dynamics and good practices of local manufacturing production, promoting new, cooperative and sustainable production models.

Fluo Bags

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Fluo is a Portuguese accessories brand, created in 2016, which aims to give fluo yellow a special emphasis, not only related to sport’ wear, commonly used in. Fluo products are versatile, exclusive and irreverent. They are minimalist but at the same time maximalist in concept. Currently, Fluo has other handbags’ models and accessories, such as tote bags to backpacks, belts and scarves.

Fress

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The Ricardo do Espírito Santo Silva Foundation was created in 1953 as a Museum-School with the aim of protecting and disseminating Portuguese Decorative Arts and the handicrafts related to them. Today, besides the Museum of Portuguese Decorative Arts, the Foundation has 18 Portuguese traditional arts and crafts workshops that keep alive a very significant intangible heritage of savoir-faire. It also has two schools where the Arts are taught: the Escola Superior de Artes Decorativas (ESAD) and the Instituto de Artes e Ofícios (IAO), giving continuity to the transfer of knowledge, where teaching of the arts is a priority and a mission.

Gilt Design

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Gilt Design is a womenswear brand, designed and created in Portugal, with a strong sustainable approach, applying zero waste techniques, and using natural and, when possible, organic materials. Manual and handcrafted processes are used in the collections development and creation. The founder and creative director began her career in Berlin, where she graduated in Fashion Design and Pattern Making at Esmod Berlin in 2017, and in Lisbon, she did her internship at the Alexandra Moura atelier.

Isidro Paiva

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Isidro Paiva graduated in Painting at the University of Évora, attended the course of Clothing Design Techniques at Modatex, in Lisboa, and has a degree in Footwear Design from ESAD Matosinhos. In march 2018, he presented his FW 18/19 collection, ‘Beauty Of Misfit', at Sangue Novo, ModaLisboa’s Young Designers Competition. Isidro Paiva works around the intersection of ideas and media between painting and fashion. He subverts classical elements of garments and reformulates clichés - feminine and masculine - in an individual aesthetic statement.

Joana Ribeiro Jewelry

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Joana Ribeiro Jewelry aims to create appealing jewelry for women with a strong aesthetic sense. The brand’s pieces not only recreate nature's shapes, but also seek to emphasize its textures, making each ring and necklace fascinating and interesting to touch. Appreciated by many celebrities for their colorful and irreverent jewels, the brand was recently distinguished internationally as one of the winners of the contest Chall’Angel in Paris.

Jolie Su

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Inspired by social phenomena, Jolie Su translates her inspiration into intellectual fashion for the streets. Femininity, madness, courage and class are reflected in every design created by Jolie Su. She loves to combine elegance with comfy casual, creating surprising and fun fashion, which flatters every woman. Jolie Su often collaborates with artists and craftsmen creating meaningful, high-end and sustainable objects.

Maria Beirão Portugal

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Maria Beirão is a Portuguese brand, that aims to create a diversified line of jewel¬lery, mixing techniques and using different materials. Minimalist and timeless, the collections are inspired by the personal experiences of the brand’s founder and value the small details that give an unique glow to each piece.

Mdma shoes

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MDMA is a sustainable shoe company created by Sara Pignatelli in 2015. Minimize Damage Maximize Art is focused on a simple goal: to turn sustainable fashion mainstream. The brand offers limited edition footwear made of recycled and upcycled materials and wants to prove that it’s possible to reduce the environmental impact of a standard shoe, while maintaining the same quality, comfort and price level.

Nobrand

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Born in 1988, Nobrand became famous for its timeless efforts in redefining technology and for giving a cutting edge to the traditional Portuguese shoe styling, a concept that is now becoming international. Having the capacity of permanently reinventing the classics is probably one of the most important Nobrand’s characteristics. Unique shoes from Portugal, handmade with love and care. And tons of attitude.

Paparina

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Paparina is a brand designed and made in Portugal, whose name means poppy in sicilian dialect. Paparina’s swimsuits are adjustable and adaptable to every woman’s body, according to their needs, so they can fulfill a swimsuit’s purposes: dress, walk, swin, tan. The materials are recycled from fisherman’s nets found in the ocean, from PET plastic bottles or even from factories’ production waste / dead stock.

Volume Atelier

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Volume Atelier is a creative identity as well as a physical space for exploring and cross breed the methods and techniques that give shape to its works, such as hand felting, spinning, sewing, screen-printing, and alternative photography for textiles, physical computing and digital fabrication. Ana Rita Albuquerque makes impossible textiles, shaped in wool, silk and various other fibers that integrate sculptures and installations. She also creates wearable versions of these sculptures in the shape of cowl wraps, scarfs, dresses, jackets and, sometimes, hats.

Wo Design

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In Wo Design’s world, curiosity, creativity and minimalism are connected and always in evolution. Everyday life and nature are the main sources of inspiration. Beauty exists in the smallest details of the brand’s products. WO Design pieces are made from high quality woods, sometimes rare and exotic which are transformed into indispensable objects for our daily use. Wo Design products can be found at several sale points in Portugal and Canada, including the brand’s online store.

All brands that have already participated in Wonder Room

ModaLisboa Multiplex

About Wonder Room

Three days, nineteen brands, five designers and one artist. This is how WONDER ROOM in MULTIPLEX is going to look like.The top pop-up store of MODALISBOA moves one-step forward, integrating on its commercial area, five young designers from WORKSTATION platform, who will show their collections on Thursday, October 11th: António Castro, Cristina Real, Filipe Augusto, João Oliveira and Tiago Loureiro.

They will be joined by 19 accessories, fashion and lifestyle brands that from Friday, October 12th, onwards will showcase and sell their works at WONDER ROOM, demonstrating MODALISBOA MULTIPLEX’s will to create a mosaic where all areas of artistic intervention that are transversal to patrimony, industry and the fashion trade.

Some of WONDER ROOM reference brands are going to welcome debuting brands, sharing this way a platform that was raised to all and from many to the whole.

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