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Menchen Tomas brings "Memento" to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, celebrating over 30 years of design. Olga Menchén delivers a masterclass in duality with clean architectural lines that meet soft silks and classy sparkling eveningwear designed for the fiercely independent woman.
Updated 01:20 pm EDT, March 28, 2026
Published 01:19 pm EDT, March 28, 2026
Photo Courtesy: © IFEMA MADRID
Menchen Tomas brings "Memento" to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, celebrating over 30 years of design. Olga Menchén delivers a masterclass in duality with clean architectural lines that meet soft silks and classy sparkling eveningwear designed for the fiercely independent woman.
Updated 01:20 pm EDT, March 28, 2026
Published 01:19 pm EDT, March 28, 2026
Photo Courtesy: © IFEMA MADRID
Menchen Tomas revealed its latest collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, and it was truly beautiful. Olga Menchén’s hard work and creativity stood out in every piece. The collection features dresses and skirts that feel both modern and timeless.
Some of the models wore rich, deep reds while others came out in bold green stripes; each looked different from the last. One of the highlights for me was the black sparkling looks, which felt very classy. This collection is perfect for wearing to any formal or special occasion.
“Memento” takes its colors from memories. It mixes strong, deep shades with softer tones, creating a calm but confident feeling. The fabrics also play an important role. Soft silks, structured shapes, and light transparent details work together to create pieces that feel elegant.
I would recommend this collection to anyone who wants to feel stylish and confident. Each design shows great attention to detail, and you can see the hard work behind every piece. My personal favorite was a white blazer shown at the end of the show. I also loved a black sparkling dress that would stand out in any girl’s closet.
The “Memento” collection celebrates Menchen Tomas, who has shaped the brand for over 30 years. She is free, confident, independent, and not afraid to express herself through fashion. The collection is based on the duality between strength and delicacy, while clean architectural lines evoke the self-assurance and determination of the Menchen Tomas woman. What stood out was how the designs felt both powerful and gentle at the same time.
“Memento” is more than just a collection. It carries a message. It celebrates a woman who creates her own style instead of following trends. She does not just wear clothes. She uses fashion to express who she is. I am excited to see what Menchen Tomas comes up with next.
Kiki Khairy recently earned a master's degree in fashion styling & communication from IED Madrid, following his undergraduate degree in Public Relations & Communication from EU Business School Barcelona. Now working as a fashion editor, Khairy's career path reflects his dedication to the fashion industry. Born in London and with roots in Egypt, his diverse background enriches his perspective, contributing to his success in the dynamic world of fashion.
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