When you think about the Koldo Camacho’s story, you have to imagine a path that was always leading towards design. A native of Donosti-San Sebastian, his work has led him to live and work in Madrid, the south of France and London; he has put on exhibitions in Milan’s design show and, more recently, at London Design week.
With the aim of improving comfort without sacrificing glamour, Silvia Fado has dedicated herself to developing a mechanism which makes walking in heels easier.
Who is Silvia Fado and what is she doing in London?
In my best outfit, with a coffee in one hand and wiping the sleep from my eyes with the other, I head off to London Fashion Week at Somerset House.
One thing you can say with certainty about Celia Arias’ designs and her brand, Lady Gonzalez, is that everyone has an opinion on them. After more than ten years of living in London, Arias’ designs are original, audacious, perverse and provocative, but most importantly they are never without humour.
Catalan designer Laura Figueras launched her first fashion label, Bambi by Laura, in 2003. She later moved to London, and in 2012 created a new kind of luxury fashion label, SUR and made her debut in the Spring-Summer 2013 edition of the Barcelona Fashion.
A video presentation featuring the ‘Linbury Prize 2013’ finalists, featuring Ana Inés Jabares Pita, overall winner of the Linbury Prize for stage design. She is the first Spaniard to receive the accolade.
Anna Tomich and Jorge López Conde both have backgrounds in interior design and architecture and they’re the young pair behind LOTOCOHO, a jewellery company which they started around four years ago and whose international presence has taken them to London, Paris, Bangkok, Bahrain, the USA, Shanghai, Luxembourg, Florence…
‘Jamón’ by Iria López tells the story of a teenager living in a Spanish town who just so happens to be the only pig in a human family. One day, a new neighbour moves in, and young José begins to realise who he really is.