The 2026 designers
Mallorca Fashion Days 2026 brings together labels based in Mallorca, the rest of Spain and various international markets. The collections are presented from 23 to 25 October in Palma.
The 2026 collections
Mancor de la Vall, Mallorca
CEESSE
Nereida Abisal
Spring/Summer 2027
Nereida Abisal takes as its starting point the relationship between the body and the movement of the sea. It draws on currents, seaweed and eroded textures, and translates them into volume, sheer fabrics and layers in a handcrafted womenswear collection developed in Mallorca.
Caterina Seguí Vallori
Germany, Italy
Barontini
Fragile
2026
Fragile takes vulnerability, understood as a form of beauty, as its starting point. Its pieces are made slowly and by hand, with attention to the softness of the materials and to freedom of movement.
Arianna Camilla Maria Hosius
Palma de Mallorca
Fer&Co.
Velvet at Midnight & Office After Dark
Autumn/Winter 2026-2027
Velvet at Midnight & Office After Dark takes evening elegance and female power as its starting point. It works with velvet, sheer fabrics and draping to build feminine silhouettes with a contemporary cut.
María Fernanda Parada Gómez
Nuremberg, Palma
Daniela Liedtke
Atardecer
Summer 2026-2027
Atardecer is inspired by the light and colours of Mallorca. It combines natural fabrics and floral embroidery with strings of luminous pearls that can be removed and controlled through an app, allowing each garment to be transformed from day to night.
Daniela Liedtke
La Romana, Dominican Republic
VYNÚ
Catarsis
2026
Catarsis works with colour and abstraction as a language of transformation. Its shapes, textures and prints trace a process of liberation, learning and renewal.
Virma Núñez
Palmanyola, Mallorca
Mercedes Oliver
Si he de morir, que sea de arte
2026
Si he de morir, que sea de arte translates emotions and feelings into handmade pieces. Mercedes Oliver creates handcrafted fashion with a Mallorcan identity, in which each creation is conceived as an artistic expression.
Mercedes Oliver Miró
Aargau, Switzerland
Mystery Lingerie
Private Hours
Autumn/Winter 2026-2027
Private Hours is inspired by Mediterranean nights. The collection combines the label’s signature pieces with previously unseen designs, in a contemporary take on femininity.
Jana Smeilus
Barcelona, Spain
Tina Kolesnikova
Peony Whisper
2026
Peony Whisper is inspired by the peony. It works with flowers, movement and silhouette on a palette of black, pink and white.
Inna Kolesnikova
Munich, Germany
Lina Goldie Fashion
Nightfall
Cruise Collection 2027
Nightfall is inspired by the Mediterranean at night. Navy blue, graphite and silver evoke the depth of the sea and the reflections of the moon, and the collection combines the evening gown with the lightness of cruisewear.
Lina Gunselmann-Goncharova
New York, Italy, Cuba, United Kingdom
Baro Sanchez
Vuelta Abajo
Autumn 2026-2027
Vuelta Abajo combines references from Cuban culture with Italian craftsmanship. The collection is presented under the motto Everyone Is Welcome, centred on diversity and identity.
Baro Sanchez
Texts prepared from the information provided by each label.
Behind each collection are also the people who make the event possible: the organisation, the team and the partner organisations.
Submitting a collection
Participation is organised into four formats: MFD Pasarela, MFD Editorial, Terra Visió and MFD Experiencia, each with its own conditions set out in the designers’ dossier. The dates and venues for each day are set out in the 2026 programmes. Authorised audiovisual material may be used for professional communication in accordance with the established terms of participation and image rights.
Your own collection of 8 to 12 looks, with images and a portfolio, is required. Each proposal is subject to assessment and confirmation by the organisation, and the fee for each format is set out in the designers’ dossier.
Participation requirements
What is the deadline for submitting collections?
Proposals can be submitted until 3 October. The casting, fittings and rehearsal take place afterwards.
Is a registered trademark required?
No. The open call accepts both established labels and emerging designers.
Is it possible to take part without a runway show?
Yes, through MFD Editorial, an image production format without a runway, at the Centre Cultural La Misericòrdia.
Where do the runway shows take place?
At the Centre Cultural La Misericòrdia, in the centre of Palma.
Who provides the models?
The organisation, through its own model casting.
Can the photographs of the collection be used?
Authorised audiovisual material may be used for professional communication, in accordance with the terms of participation and image rights.
For any other enquiries, please contact the organisation.