From October 15 to 18, the catwalk of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Mexico HE opens to give way to the creativity and talent of the mexican designers.
“There will be space for the consecrated ones, like Kris Goyri, Julia and Renata who are going to open the parade; Francisco Cancino, Sandra Weil, Alfredo Martínez and Mancandy, among others,” says the executive as she begins the interview with MILLENNIUM.
The platform that has projected Mexican talentmaterialized in countless styles and shapes, will also be the scene of those who “have not yet been to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, such as Madero Leather, one of the new talents, who allows us to reveal what we are doing in Mexico, or Daniela Villa, who after a few years returns to our catwalk,” said Calles before starting the Fashion Laba series of talks with students and designers, which took place as a preamble to the great fashion festival.
“The intention with this activity is to initiate interaction between designers and students with the idea that they have tools, based on the comments of experts, so that they can be introduced to the world of fashion. Although in these talks the comments have also enriched the designers; so this exercise strengthens us as an industry,” he commented.
As part of the innovation that has distinguished the platformCalles announced that to be ad-hoc to what the tendenciesthere will be a special place for men’s fashion.
“We are going to emphasize men’s clothingwhere we were a little weak; so the idea is to strengthen that ground by presenting very interesting proposals, we will have concepts from the most classic, for those who like dress more formal; even those who want to break it with their style, as Mancandy says.”
In the diversity of proposals that will be revealed in the gangwayin the edition of MDFWMX that will begin next TuesdayFernanda Muñoz knitting factory – with its extremely comfortable and elegant La Tejeduría collection; Harris & Frank with its Spring-Summer 2025 proposal –Summer Reflections, which with its shirts and jackets is focused on those who like to dress more elegant–; and Diego Zuñiga – with his collection Rapture of the depths – are part of the novelties,” commented the director of the platform, who specified what the challenge is in this edition.
“The challenge of this fashion is that everything flows perfectly, that there are no errors and that everyone sells a lot.”
The return to MBFWMX
Both Daniela Villa, who returns to the MBFWMX catwalk; such as Alejandro Mena, who will debut his brand Porfirio, both with the support of Banco Sabadell, after being part of the Laboratory with the young students, shared MILLENNIUM his experience in design.
Daniella Villa, will present her collection “La Piscine SS/202”in which she fuses femininity with sophistication; He shared that his inspiration “comes from my travels,” so his designs “have an identity.”
The Tijuana native is back on the catwalk after a few years, which allowed her to appreciate “the great projection that MBFWMX gives you”; Therefore, he will take the opportunity to present the collection that he has been working on since January and with which “I open myself to the market with pieces that are more universal and unisex.”
The story behind Porfirio
Alejandro Mena, who will participate on the catwalk with his proposal of boots and leather bags from the Sand Reverie collectionpresented by Banco Sabadell, shared how its brand emerged.
“I just wanted a jacket to look like David Beckam.I made one and that’s where it all started,” because his friends liked it and he started producing, always with the idea that they should be products “that I would use,” the man from Guanajuato told MILENIO.
Without being designer and with the idea that one day he will fulfill his dream of “being a film director”; Now he dedicates his time to promoting what has become a business, so he is in charge of “creating a great product” with which he will debut on the catwalk of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Mexico.
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