MBFW Madrid edition features bold colour combinations and chromatic contrasts on the catwalk
According to FashionUnited UK, MBFW Madrid showcased strong color play on the catwalk, moving away from neutral tones and out of Ifema’s black box. The collection highlights span Adolfo Domínguez, Pedro del Hierro, Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, Palomo Spain, Acromatyx, and Ernesto Naranjo, among others, with varied chromatic pairings and contrasts. The edition emphasized color as a main styling element and a new urban staging.
Key facts
- 01Adolfo Domínguez presented the Chroma collection with mustard yellow, camel and ecru.
- 02Pedro del Hierro opted for slate grey with turquoise accents on cuffs and lapels.
- 03Agatha Ruiz de la Prada featured a butter-yellow dress with turquoise polka dots.
- 04Palomo Spain proposed a warmer version of the color logic with black shirt, grass-green belt and pale pink trousers.
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- From mustard yellow to fuchsia: colour combinations from Madrid · FashionUnited UK