Despite their differences, the 43 fashion collections showcased (32 women's, 10 men's and one genderless) were presented under the concept HÂLÔ which, inspired by the Latin etymological root of "longing", captures the vital energy and passion with which our learners face a promising future. Together we embarked on an exciting journey through the inner universe and identity of each designer. "Beyond how beautiful or extravagant they look, the key is to see the collections with an open mind, to let ourselves be captivated by them and discover what sensations they awaken in us", explained the head of the Fashion area Estel Vilaseca from the backstage.
Once the fashion show was over, the awards ceremony for the 10 best collections began. The jury in charge of selecting the winners was composed by:
The award-winning learners were Julia Crusells, Annabel Pulido, Marta Cebrián, Pilar Crespo, Laia Alargé, Mapi Pascual, Anna Salvador, Maria Solé, Marta Salazar, and Maria Unzueta. The Blend Showroom and Towanda Models awards were also presented, whose winners will have the support of both companies in their first steps as fashion professionals. Marta Cebrián, Julia Crusells, and Annabel Pulido were awarded by Blend, while Andres Moscoso won the Towanda award.
Congratulations to the 43 learners who presented their collections at the LCI Barcelona Fashion Show 2023 and to the teachers who accompanied them throughout the process:
Once again, our fashion show has been the result of a great collective work by the LCI community (teachers, learners, and staff members), as well as external companies and professionals:
Thanks and congratulations to each and every one of you for the great success of the #LCIFashionShow23!
*Images by Douglas Manzanares and Álvaro Rubio Mateu.
**Don't miss the best images of the fashion show in this album.
