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Colombian fashion week 2026

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Colombiamoda 2026 opened on 4 July in ~~Medellín, framing~~ Medellín under the theme “uniqueness as the new ~~luxury” across runway shows, university‑led sustainability experiments~~ luxury.” Undergold debuted its ACT I: Life is an Act of Faith collection, blending denim, leather and ~~a commercial fair that gathered more than 600 Colombian brands. Designers such as Undergold,~~ experimental finishes with spiritual motifs, while Wild & Pacific ~~and emerging talent in~~ headlined the mayor‑backed EPICA platform with the resort‑wear line Slow Burn, mixing Italian lycra, lurex mesh and metallic hardware for day‑to‑night silhouettes. The Non Stop Inexmoda segment ~~highlighted~~ showcased six emerging Latin‑American designers, reinforcing regional ~~identity, while luxury house Vélez celebrated 40 years~~ identity and ~~clubs~~ craftsmanship. On 22 July the University of ~~Barranquilla’s weavers~~ Medellín presented ~~recycled crochet accessories.~~ “Futuros UdeMedellín: Rehumanización Expandida,” a runway of 46 looks organized into Génesis, Síntesis and Ecosistema, featuring biomaterials, live music and community collaborations. Fashion curator Paola Betancur offered styling advice, highlighting designers such as Maria Elena Villamil and Maygel Coronel for the summer season. The fair at Plaza Mayor projected around ~~70,000 visitors, including 17,000 specialised buyers and 4,000 international buyers from 50 countries,~~ 70 000 visitors and ~~scheduled~~ hosted 143 events in across 46 venues through 31 July. ~~On 22 July the university‑run runway “Futuros UdeMedellín: Rehumanización Expandida” displayed 46 looks focused on biomaterials and AI‑driven design. Later,~~ Highlights included J Balvin opened the “Opening Weekend” with a collection that drew on artisan heritage, featuring wide‑silhouette garments, leather, oversized bags and earth‑tone palettes. By 29 July the showcase continued at Plaza Mayor, confirming visitor Balvin’s opening‑weekend collection, luxury house Vélez’s 40‑year celebration, and ~~buyer forecasts. Designer~~ Jorge ~~Duque, in partnership with Arkitect, presented a~~ Duque’s 1990s‑inspired ~~collection on a mirrored runway, featuring 84 references and slated for sale~~ line sold through 46 Grupo Éxito ~~stores and online via Arkitect.com. The show also marked the runway debut of carnival queen Michelle Char.~~ stores. In parallel, retailer MALVA announced the forthcoming Malva Fashion Embassy, a 1,200 m² permanent space in Madrid’s luxury district slated to open in October 2026, to host curated Latin‑American designers. A further highlight came on 31 July when Colombian singer Ryan Castro joined Agua Bendita early August, Peruvian label Ayni, opened and closed by former Miss Peru Natalie Vértiz, presented hand‑crafted alpaca and pima‑cotton pieces that support women artisans. Designer Annaiss Yucra made history as ~~guest creative director, unveiling~~ the ~~“Felina” capsule for~~ first Peruvian brand on the ~~Resort 27 line. The “Regresar” runway presentation referenced iconic Medellín sites and blended earthy, wine‑toned and black‑cream palettes~~ official Non‑Stop Inexmoda platform with ~~retro prints~~ her “A‑Culturación” collection, exploring identity, migration and ~~handcrafted details, underscoring the synergy between~~ memory. The event continued to blend music, culture and ~~fashion.~~ fashion, underscoring Colombia’s growing role as a hub for Latin‑American design.

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