The 17th edition of the Catalan fashion kermess 080 Barcelona Fashion FW16/17 is over and we’ve been collecting details, front and back(stage), for you all.

This Year 080 Barcelona Fashion took place inside the 14th century marvelous monument Casa llotja de Mar, a terrific building enriched by sleek architectural details, but a little awkward as a fashion venue we might have to say.

CarlotaOms and Pau Esteve pushed the start bottom, opening the 080 Barcelona Fashion

week. With a good balance of minimalism, functionality and agender approach, CarlotaOms brought us through an analyze of what our future (present?) will be. Warm and electric blue, Black and grey shades are the official hues os this collection that combine mountains explorers details to urban attires.

Thanks to this well assembled collection, they won twice over the 080 Barcelona Fashion Generalitat of Catalonia National Award for emerging design.

(photos collection CarlotaOms below)   

Pau Esteve, cosmopolitan sporty style for mens and women of tomorrow. For his first 080 Barcelona Fashion, the designer decided to present Dark colored looks, supported by light blue prints and well placed see through details.

Dust, Pau Esteve FW16/17 collection, shows a deep study of movements and functionality.

(photos collection Pau Esteve below)

Pablo Erroz opened the second day in fleck elegance, after Krizia Robustella take on 80’s and 90’s New York Black culture.

080 Barcelona Fashion guests and press felt in love with the fleek assemble that Pablo Erroz builded up through a settled color scheme, 70’s and 80’s structured tailoring and a rich fabric selection, on point for the upcoming cold season. 

(photos collection Pablo Erroz below)

On the other hand Txell Miras took us all to the convent, Mixing her illustration art with slender silhouettes and rigorous outfits on trend. Sacred and Profane, this collections as been awarded by 080 Barcelona Fashion collection FW16/17.

Right before Manuel Bolaño AW16/17, we’ve been called out the venue by the Anti-Fashion show of Albec Bunsen and his “Lunar Speculation” collection. 

(photo collection Manuel Bolaño below)

(photo collection Albec Bunsen below)