Por Redaccion This participation is part of the activities scheduled in the ‘Uniendo Moda’ project, promoted by the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Employment and CEOE Castilla y León to boost the projection of the textile sector in the Community and positioning in the fashion industry.
March 23, 2025
Castilla y León | Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Employment
Eleven designers from Castilla y León will be in charge of opening the ‘Atelier Couture’ runway program, presenting a total of 46 bridal and ceremonial looks within Madrid’s Fashion Week. On this occasion, the event celebrates its 10th anniversary with a special edition that will kick off its programming on March 25, at the Goya Hall of the Real Fábrica de Tapices in Madrid, starting at 12:00 p.m.
Natacha Arranz, Ángel Iglesias, Concha Ceballos, Raquel Tomillo, Esther Noriega, Sara Santiago, Carolina Gázquez, Eulalia Mateos, Alejandro Maillo, Ainhoa Salcedo, and José Martín will showcase the impeccable work, dedication, and level of awareness involved in the development of each of their proposals, highlighting the professionalism and talent of the Community in the field of fashion design.
The presence of designers from Castilla y León in events like ‘Atelier Couture’ reinforces the positioning of the Community in fashion design. Beyond visibility, their participation opens opportunities to establish new commercial connections, generate synergies between creators and companies, and expand the sector’s projection at the national level. Initiatives like this contribute to the dynamism and evolution of the textile industry in Castilla y León.
Proposals that blend tradition, craftsmanship, and innovation
Designers from Castilla y León will present collections that range from tradition and nature to innovation and experimentation with new technologies.
Natacha Arranz Atelier – ‘The Botanical Collection’
Natacha Arranz Atelier presents a collection inspired by nature, where 3D flowers and fabrics with baroque effects create a theatrical aesthetic. With an architectural structure and carefully studied volume overlays, the designer from Valladolid builds a proposal that exalts femininity and commitment to the environment.
Ángel Iglesias – ‘Vendimia de Colores’
Ángel Iglesias attends the event celebrating 50 years in the fashion industry and his 100th collection. The Zamorana firm Ángel Iglesias is inspired by vineyards and the richness of the wine universe. Their proposal combines intense tones (garnets, golds, purples, and blues) with flowing fabrics that enhance femininity and movement.
Concha Ceballos – ‘Flor de Sueños’
Concha Ceballos’ proposal is inspired by the delicacy and beauty of flowers; this collection by the Burgos designer transforms each dress into a natural work of art.
Raquel Tomillo (RQ) – ‘The Best’
Raquel Tomillo attends the show with a strong focus on exclusivity. This collection by the Burgos designer stands out for its tight silhouettes and structured volumes, using monochromatic fabrics with reliefs.
Esther Noriega – Alta Costura Nupcial
Esther Noriega’s bridal collection for Atelier Couture represents the fusion of classic and contemporary. With meticulous work in every detail, her designs stand out for their clean lines, artisanal embroidery, and exclusive fabrics, reflecting the essence of a confident, elegant, and sophisticated woman.
Sara Santiago – ‘Suspiros de Sakura’
Inspired by the cherry blossom, Sara Santiago’s collection reflects the ephemeral beauty and transience of time.
Carolina Gázquez – ‘Run & Run’
Carolina Gázquez presents an irreverent proposal that challenges bridal fashion conventions.
Eulalia Mateos – ‘W/TWO, Wedding Two’
In her second bridal collection, Valladolid designer Eulalia Mateos opts for a naïve and delicate vision, with dresses that deviate from the traditional bride to incorporate subtle volumes, marked waists, and pure lines.
Alejandro Maíllo – ‘Albor’
Alejandro Maillo’s proposal is inspired by the first rays of daylight.
Ainhoa Salcedo Couture – ‘Jardines Encantados’
Valladolid designer Ainhoa Salcedo redefines bridal fashion by integrating artificial intelligence into the design and tailoring of her dresses.
José Martín Alta Costura – ‘Aura Intemporal’
Palencia designer José Martín pays tribute to timeless elegance, with silhouettes inspired by 1920s fashion.