<p>This season stretches across <strong>MAAT Central, MUDE – Museu do Design, Pátio da Galé, Palácio Nacional da Ajuda – Museu do Tesouro Real and Havas Village</strong>, giving the week a broader city presence than the traditional single-venue fashion calendar.</p><p>The first major appointment comes on October 7 at <strong>MAAT Central</strong>, where the new <strong>MODAPORTUGAL International Conference</strong> brings together designers, industry leaders and fashion specialists for conversations around artificial intelligence, European regulation, craftsmanship, luxury, manufacturing and the future of independent labels.</p><p>The shows begin the following day at <strong>MUDE</strong>, with a strong mix of established Portuguese names and younger designers. The calendar includes <strong>Gonçalo Peixoto, Nuno Baltazar, Luís Carvalho, Luís Onofre, Valentim Quaresma, Dino Alves, Kolovrat, Roselyn Silva, DuarteHajime and Béhen</strong>. Spanish house <strong>Adolfo Domínguez</strong> joins the Lisbon schedule for the first time, while <strong>Constança Entrudo and Marie Hazard</strong> present their collaborative project, <strong>AD HOC</strong>.</p><p>One of the most visible moments comes from <strong>Carlos Gil</strong>, whose presentation extends onto <strong>Rua Augusta</strong>, taking part of the fashion week directly into central Lisbon.</p><p>Young talent remains one of ModaLisboa’s strongest signatures. <strong>SANGUE NOVO</strong>, its long-running competition for emerging designers, introduces ten new names at <strong>Pátio da Galé</strong>, while <strong>WORKSTATION DESIGN</strong> gives another generation of labels space to present their work.</p><p>Away from the runway, the week includes <strong>FAST TALKS at MUDE</strong>, with conversations around brand positioning, social impact and international growth. A dedicated <strong>ModaLisboa pop-up at Moldo Studios</strong> also gives you the chance to shop pieces from designers including <strong>Ariana Orrico, Gonçalo Peixoto, Luís Carvalho, Nuno Baltazar, Roselyn Silva and Valentim Quaresma</strong> through October 11.</p><p>Lisboa Fashion Week links some of the city’s best cultural spaces with Portuguese fashion, emerging talent, design and shopping. With shows spread across MAAT, MUDE, Pátio da Galé and Palácio Nacional da Ajuda, October is also a particularly good time to plan a few days in Lisbon around the fashion calendar.</p>
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