Isabel Sanchis: Fall/Winter 25/26
Isabel Sanchis brings an aesthetic with striking mix of structured elegance and relaxed modernity for its Fall Winter 2025/2026 collection.
Updated 04:25 pm EST, February 25, 2025
Published 09:17 am EST, February 22, 2025
Photo Courtesy: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid
Isabel Sanchis, a Spanish designer dedicated to creating ready-to-wear and couture dresses since 1990, presented her new collection at Madrid Fashion Week for Fall/Winter 25/26. Her journey began in a small atelier, crafting unique designs for her closest friends.
Over the years, she evolved, developing two collections per year in the 90s. Isabel’s relentless pursuit of the latest trends in fabric and designs is a testament to her dedication to creating clothes that enhance every beautiful nuance of the woman who wears her designs. As Isabel eloquently puts it, “ We work with our mind and heart because we love what we do.”
Organic Fluidity
Isabel once again pushed the boundaries of her design aesthetic this season, a collection that seamlessly blended prêt-à-porter with haute couture. Having won the award for Best Collection at the event’s previous two editions, the Valencian brand set out to surpass its own high standards, proving that its success is the result of meticulous craftsmanship and a commitment to continuous evolution, a journey that promises exciting new designs in the future.
Isabel Sanchis Fall/Winter 25/26 collection during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid - February 2025
The new collection was inspired by elements of jeans and streetwear in much more elaborate pieces, from mini dresses to couture. The aesthetic for this season introduced a striking mix of structured elegance and relaxed modernity. Refined gowns were paired with unexpected elements, such as bomber jackets, while ornamental details like buckles and chains added a contemporary edge.
A significant highlight was incorporating technology developed in collaboration with the Instituto Tecnológico de Valencia. Some garments integrated lighting effects, while others featured dynamic movement, including a dress with floral petal details at the hips that moved automatically, creating a sense of organic fluidity.
Isabel Sanchis Fall/Winter 25/26 collection during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid - February 2025
Tradition Meets Trend
The color palette remained rooted in the house’s signature black and white but introduced deep burgundy and ochre tones and delicate gradient effects that reflected current trends. The collection’s bold experimentation was further emphasized by Gabriely Miranda, wife of footballer Endrick, who walked the runway, adding an unexpected and intriguing cultural touch to the presentation.
Isabel Sanchis Fall/Winter 25/26 collection during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid - February 2025
With this collection, Isabel Sanchis continued to define her place at the intersection of tradition and innovation, proving once again why her work remains at the forefront of Spanish fashion.
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