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PRESS RELEASE\u00a0 Spring – Summer\u00a0 2027<\/strong><\/h4>\n[\/mk_fancy_title][mk_fancy_title color=”#ff0090″ size=”16″ margin_bottom=”180″ font_family=”none”]\n

The city where light becomes colour<\/strong><\/p>\n

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MADRID<\/strong>. Agatha Ruiz de la Prada\u2019s Spring\/Summer 2027 collection marks a particularly significant moment for the brand. For the first time in decades, the brand is leaving the IFEMA Madrid exhibition centre to move its fashion show to the iconic Galer\u00eda de Cristal at the Palacio de Cibeles<\/strong>. A change of venue that reflects a very clear intention: to pay tribute to Madrid, its home and the place where the brand\u2019s history continues to be written.<\/p>\n

The collection draws its inspiration from the unmistakable light of a Madrid summer. An intense, pure and vibrant light that finds its fullest expression as a prism that transforms white light into a spectrum of colour. This concept becomes the central theme of the staging, where a large
\ninstallation of reflective arches will capture, multiply and refract the light to flood the space with the colours of the rainbow, one of the most iconic elements of the Agatha Ruiz de la Prada universe.<\/p>\n

This edition also reinforces one of the brand\u2019s fundamental pillars: its commitment to reuse and sustainability. The entire set design has been conceived in line with circular economy principles and will be reused in its entirety in the brand\u2019s future events, exhibitions and projects throughout the year, demonstrating that creativity and responsibility can go hand in hand.<\/p>\n

As a symbol of this connection with nature, green becomes the dominant colour of the fashion show, featuring in the models\u2019 make-up and their structured hairstyles. On this occasion, the collection blends organically with COLORS\u2019<\/strong> urban capsule collection, in which the catwalk looks have been reimagined to demonstrate that craftsmanship and urban style coexist in harmony, accompanied by the latest trend in Flabelus<\/strong> platforms, which are more agatha-inspired than ever.<\/p>\n

The world of accessories and licences that define the Agatha Ruiz de la Prada silhouette for women and men is showcased in a rich array of collaborations. The colour green takes centre stage in the new limited edition of sunglasses developed in partnership with Grupo Optim<\/strong>, which is paired with the established NOCO<\/strong> handbag range. Several of the looks from the fashion show are redefined with the new CLIMA by ARP<\/strong> umbrella designs, whilst, to add a splash of colour, our new pouffes in the shapes of flowers, clouds and hearts, created by Divanistar<\/strong>, take centre stage.<\/p>\n

The experience will culminate in an immersive performance by the singer Cintia Lund<\/strong>, who will model one of the most iconic looks from the collection and give the exclusive premiere of a song created to launch LOVE CRUSH<\/strong>, the new fragrance by Agatha Ruiz de la Prada developed in collaboration with Grupo Puig<\/strong>: Because when it comes to love, it\u2019s better not to wait for Cupid and to take the reins yourself.<\/p>\n

As is now tradition, the sweetest touch of the fashion show will come courtesy of Chocolates Marcos Tonda<\/strong>, which will once again surprise us with its unmistakable creations inspired by the brand\u2019s imagery, accompanied once more by our Bodegas Borsao<\/strong> wine.<\/p>\n

With this collection, the brand celebrates Madrid, celebrates light and reaffirms a vision of fashion in which colour, optimism, innovation and environmental commitment coexist naturally, enabling it to continue looking to the future without compromising its essence.<\/p>\n

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For more information:
\nARP Press and Communications Department
\nArantxa Balda
\ncomunicacion@agatharuizdelaprada.com<\/p>\n

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PRESS RELEASE\u00a0 Fall – Winter\u00a0 2026 – 2027<\/strong><\/h4>\n[\/mk_fancy_title][mk_fancy_title color=”#ff0090″ size=”16″ margin_bottom=”180″ font_family=”none”]\n

What would a post-Artificial Intelligence world look like?<\/strong><\/p>\n

At Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, we have it crystal clear. It would be a world full of colour, optimism, and naturalistic exuberance\u2014a world where the triumph of Mother Earth is lived viscerally and integrated into our urbanite lives.<\/p>\n

Nature will be the one to colonise the future\u2014and not the other way around.<\/p>\n

The essence of humanity is wild, just as true Agathismo has always been\u2026<\/p>\n

Scenes of a Madrid invaded by nature project us into a world where our nymph-animalist models of the future tread heavily to the beat of a techno that is both sensual and hard. This will be our battle cry. Here we are\u2014the Agathistas and the colourists\u2014after so many years, not only current and modern, but a step ahead, looking toward the future we would like to live.<\/p>\n

It is a future in full colour, full of a sense of humour and good vibes; a future full of our iconic hearts, our flowers, our clouds, our polka dots and stripes, our zigzags and spirals, our identity markers, and our layers of multi-coloured self-reference and irony. A future in which Agatha Ruiz de la Prada continues to be a revolutionary force of joy.<\/p>\n

Commercial atelier garments\u2014maximalist sweatshirts, “Agathised” herringbone wool jackets, colour-block corduroy sets, stripes over zigzags, hearts and clouds over multi-coloured corduroys and wools, multi-coloured crepe stripes, dots and clouds on Japanese-style trousers, denim garments with patchwork embellishments, long knit dresses, neon puffer coats, skirts with a suggestive flower, skirts, ties, tracksuits, jumpsuits, kimonos\u2026\u2014predominate on the catwalk.<\/p>\n

For the night, we are kept awake by a mikado in fuchsia, yellow, and blue, and by glitter faux-leather in violet, turquoise, and coral, forming waves, undulations, and “drunken” zigzags, as if they had been sewn during a tremor.<\/p>\n

The horns of different animals have sprouted spontaneously from our models thanks to the power of our aesthetic and our optimism\u2014an optimism that we happily serve to all colourists, as demonstrated by our carousel in which an Agathista dress with crepe hearts parades in every colour as if it were a psychedelic dream.<\/p>\n

Among so many protagonists, we are very proud to highlight the Trist\u00e1n x Colors capsule collection (our new favourite shop that our brilliant CEO discovered one day while walking through San Sebasti\u00e1n) which opens the show as a true declaration of intent: Yes, we are modern, intensely colouristic, and we are very cool.<\/p>\n

Five total looks, composed of seersucker jackets and trousers and cotton t-shirts in powerful, phosphorescent monochromatic colours; these garments are the culmination of multiple virtues. Comfortable, practical, unisex, vividly colourful, and with infinitely flattering cuts, they become the perfect uniform of the future. (And they go on sale today at our flagship store at Calle Villanueva 5 and at the fantastic Colors stores in Madrid and the Basque Country).<\/p>\n

The fabulous Flabelus\u2014increasingly iconic in contemporary Spanish fashion\u2014have joined us (saving us from a fashion emergency at the last moment) in our colourful utopian proposal, shoeing our nymph-models (and “nymphos”) with their velvet heels and ballet flats, with which it is impossible to take a wrong step.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Las Tartas de Julita will present its new edition of the “Agathised” cheesecake on stage to sweeten our candy-flavoured proposal.<\/p>\n

In a post-AI world, we are not only going to learn to coexist in a new ecosystem, but we will directly be new beings, wearing our hearts on our sleeves.<\/p>\n

We leave you our vision of the future as an oasis in the desert; let us set out on its course together!<\/p>\n

As always, many thanks to our fantastic allies: @puig_official @optim.vision @mypugandco @chocolatesmarcostonda @carmencita_especias @noco @flabelus @juanvaldezcafees @bodegas_borsao @lapremierdescanso<\/p>\n

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For more information:
\nARP Press and Communications Department
\nArantxa Balda
\ncomunicacion@agatharuizdelaprada.com<\/p>\n

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PRESS RELEASE\u00a0 Spring – Summer\u00a0 2026<\/strong><\/h4>\n

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This Spring\/Summer 2026 edition, at the Agatha Ruiz de la Prada studio, we did something that we are all increasingly doing: we asked an Artificial Intelligence bot to do our homework for us. The results were so entertaining that we decided to take it as a challenge to turn these digital hallucinations into real-life three-dimensional reality.<\/p>\n

The space for creativity in a world where Artificial Intelligence exists is the great global conundrum of the moment, and our response has been to open our arms to its curious, extra-humanoid possibilities, much more freaky, surreal, and hyper-Agathist than we could have imagined on our own.<\/p>\n

When creating content through Artificial Intelligence, we enter the robotic phenomenon of the “uncanny valley,” where things don’t seem entirely what they are. Small imperfections or idiosyncrasies remind us that the creator is not entirely human, and their world has different rules.<\/p>\n

This delirious digital phenomenon has led us to build dresses like melting monsters weeping multi-coloured raindrops, dresses with fish gills in neon organza, dresses like an inverted spinning top decorated with Agathist hearts, dresses that look like digital pixels, shower curtain dresses, dresses like flying saucers with the brand\u2019s icons, faux leather skirts with green and purple metallic tongues hanging from them, emulating the base of a cupcake, surprising and unexpectedly Agathist structures like a mushroom of inverted tulip flowers creating an immense multi-coloured umbrella (which could have easily escaped from the Nintendo universe) or a furry cloud Infanta dress on a pale pink organza background\u2014designs that play with the digital fetish of synaesthesia, hyperrealism, and quasi-tactile sensation.<\/p>\n

This experiment has been quite an education in contemporary Agathism. The robot has tracked our digital footprint and sent us proposals using our well-defined aesthetic as a variable in its algorithm. The result has a macabre, dreamlike, and disconcerting quality that we brought to the theatrical realm through highly surreal dresses, some with tulle curtains embedded in their skirts. Clouds, rainbows, showers of coloured drops, and Agathist icons are recurring nuances that emerge from this phantasmagoria of digitalized Agathism.<\/p>\n

The play of volumes has been one of the main challenges for our studio, who simulated the strange, almost tactile satisfaction of Artificial Intelligence images through different interpretations of organza, tulle, sequins, silk crepe, cotton pleats, neoprene, gross-grain ribbons, taffeta, lurex, and crinoline.<\/p>\n

It’s all turned into a grand game with our own image; a dialogue between the mad creativity of artificial intelligence, artisanal design, and traditional haute couture techniques.<\/p>\n

As if that weren’t enough, we wanted to top off the surrealism by presenting the collection through a uniquely immersive experience: we are greeted by an Agatha transformed into a theatrical puppet, crafted thanks to the ingenuity of Elisava<\/strong> and played by actress Nuca L\u00f3pez (@nuca.lopez)<\/strong>, who will supervise the fitting of the models about to walk the runway in real time.<\/p>\n

Fashion and fantasy merge in an Agatha variety show featuring our Karambake<\/strong> necklaces and watches, inflatable neckpieces created with Saica<\/strong>, and exclusive decals, presented for the first time on the runway. The collection incorporates new designs of handbags, shoulder bags, and briefcases for women and men in collaboration with Noco<\/strong>, a layer of jewellery showcasing the Mexican craftsmanship of Morena Coraz\u00f3n<\/strong>, and our wonderful shoes in collaboration with Xyon Sneakers<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The stage becomes an Agatha dream laboratory where the house’s prototypes and iconic products coexist, accompanied by collaborations with partners such as Chocolates Marcos Tonda<\/strong>, Carmencita<\/strong>, and the new dog harnesses designed with MyPug&Co<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The show also celebrates a historic milestone: the 25th anniversary of the Flor<\/strong> perfume, with the launch of the new fragrance De Flor en Flor<\/strong>, an unparalleled partnership with the Puig Group<\/strong>. Additionally, OPTIM<\/strong> presents a sports capsule of glasses with pink and blue shades, created especially for this show, and Rolser<\/strong> surprises with the design of new shopping carts that reimagine the everyday by incorporating the Agatha Ruiz de la Prada factor into their equation.<\/p>\n

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For more information:
\nARP Press and Communications Department
\nCarolina Lins
\ncomunicacion@agatharuizdelaprada.com<\/p>\n

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Agatha Ruiz de la Prada (Madrid 1960) studied in the Escuela de Artes y T\u00e9cnicas de la Moda of Barcelona. At 20, she began working as an intern in the studio of designer Pepe Rubio in Madrid. A year later, she presented her first collection in Madrid at the design centre LOCAL and ever since her designs have been shown in the international capitals of fashion: Paris, Milan, Nueva York, Berlin, Madrid and Barcelona.<\/p>\n

Agatha has been a guest of honour and a representative of Spanish fashion on the main catwalks of Albania, Germany, Argentina, Austria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Chile, Colombia, Croatia, Slovakia, The United States, France, Gambia, Georgia, Greece, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Morocco, Mexico, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Pakistan, Panama, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Ukraine, Uruguay, Uzbekistan…<\/p>\n

The collections of the following fashion shows stand out:<\/p>\n

Tribute to Crist\u00f3bal Balenciaga. Museo San Telmo, San Sebasti\u00e1n. (1987)<\/p>\n

Unfinished dresses. Berlin and Madrid. (1989)<\/p>\n

Expo \u201990. Tribute to Sean Scully. Osaka, Japan. (1990)<\/p>\n

Fashion Cantata: Lady from Spain. Kyoto, Japan. (1992)<\/p>\n

Museum of Modern Art, Paris. (1994)<\/p>\n

Tribute to Chillida, The Reina Sofia Museum. (1996)<\/p>\n

ABSOLUT Ruiz de la Prada. Madrid, Stockholm, Miami and Punta del Este. (1996-1998)<\/p>\n

The Canary Islands, a paradise of flowers, Carrousel du Louvre, Paris. (1998)<\/p>\n

International Women\u2019s Day, H\u00f4tel de Ville, Paris. (2003)<\/p>\n

Tribute the Meninas of Vel\u00e1zquez, Milan Fashion Week. (2008)<\/p>\n

Tribute to Surrealism, Milan Fashion Week. (2009)<\/p>\n

Agatha vs. Agatha, Mercedes-Benz Madrid Fashion Week. (2012)<\/p>\n

Las autochicas, Mercedes-Benz Madrid Fashion Week (2013)<\/p>\n

Prints Retrospective. MBFW, Madrid (2014)<\/p>\n

Pool Party, MBFW, Madrid (2016)<\/p>\n

Espectacular MBFW, Madrid( 2017)<\/p>\n

Agatha\u2019s designs have become a true medium of artistic expression. During her first years as a designer she began displaying some of her master pieces in galleries and museums in different cities of Spain, France, Italy, US, Germany, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Greece, Sweden, Colombia, India, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong… In 2014 and 2015, Agatha presented a new retrospective exhibition in different countries of Latin America. In 2017 is selected by Google Arts & Culture to participate in their initiative #WeWearCulture with two exclusive digital exhibitions.<\/p>\n

Agatha has collaborated with numerous artists like Enrique Vega, Gloria Garc\u00eda Lorca, Eduardo Chillida, Pep Guerrero, Luis Galliussi, Philippe Andrieux, B\u00e1rbara Juan, Ciuco Guti\u00e9rrez, Christopher Makos, Miguel \u00c1ngel Molina, Michel Bresson, Ramiro E., Orlan, Nicole Herzog, Karim Rashid\u2026<\/p>\n

Since 1986, the company has counted on the collaboration of more than 100 fashion accessory licences. Ceramics coatings, bed and house linen, books, accessories for pets, perfumes and stationery are examples of the many products distributed through Agatha\u2019s flagship stores and her online store, as well as a number of multi-brand stores present all over the world.<\/p>\n

Due to her collaborations with different companies and official organisms, Agatha has designed uniforms, wardrobes, set designs for theatre, opera and dance performances, Christmas lights, children\u2019s parks, urban furniture, theme parks, murals, gardens, restaurants, posters for events, cars etc…<\/p>\n

In 2011, the Agatha Ruiz de la Prada Foundation was constituted, conserving an important representation of Agatha’s progression during her past thirty years of history in the world of fashion and creativity, with the purpose of classifying and diffusing her impressive documentary legacy.<\/p>\n

In 2017, Agatha was awarded the National Prize for Fashion Design 2017 by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport in recognition of her more than 30 thirty years of experience and the ability to link her work in fashion to other manifestations of the arts.<\/p>\n

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AWARDS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

GSM of Alcatel Award for the most audacious communication. (1996)<\/p>\n

International Award of Ecology Delta D\u2019Oro. Ferrara, Italy. (1997)<\/p>\n

Laurel de Oro Award for the trajectory and presence in the fashion sector. Espa\u00f1a. (1998)<\/p>\n

3 FIFI Awards for the female fragrance AGUA: best fragrance, best packaging and best communication. (2003)<\/p>\n

Keys of the city of Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. (2004)<\/p>\n

La Kore, Oscar of Fashion. International Stylist. (2004)<\/p>\n

2 FIFI awards for the male fragrance LIO: best packaging\u00a0and best advertising campaign.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 (2005)<\/p>\n

FIFI award for best communication for the perfume IMAGINA. (2006)<\/p>\n

Special award T de Telva for her trajectory in the world of fashion. (2006)<\/p>\n

Award Colombia is Passion, Colombia. (2007)<\/p>\n

New Yorker of the Year. Spain US Chamber of Commerce. New York. (2007)<\/p>\n

V Award Top Glamour for best Spanish designer of the year . (2007)<\/p>\n

Prix of Fashion of the magazine Marie Claire for the best professional trajectory. (2007)<\/p>\n

Kapital Award 2008. Mejor dise\u00f1adora.<\/p>\n

Pers\u00e9fone.Award. Club de los Medios. Gala Aniversario 2008.<\/p>\n

Gold Delantal, Award for the Arts. Madrid Fusi\u00f3n. (2008)<\/p>\n

Award for business excellence. Government of Arag\u00f3n. Zaragoza. (2008)<\/p>\n

Max Leones award for scenery arts. Best designer. Madrid. (2008)<\/p>\n

Award for the best international designer 2009. Miami Fashion Week.<\/p>\n

Ambassador of Fashion 2009. Sevilla.<\/p>\n

Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts. Santander. Spain. (2009)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Antena de Oro Award 2008 for her trajectory in the fashion world.<\/p>\n

Award Golden Thread of Honour. Designer of the year. Lodz, Poland. (2009)<\/p>\n

Distinguished guest of the city of Santiago of Chile. (2009)<\/p>\n

Guest of honour in the city of Buenos Aires. (2009)<\/p>\n

Expomoda award for international trajectory. Miami, U.S.A (2010)<\/p>\n

Women Together award in recognition of her professional trajectory linked to women\u2019s rights. New York. (2010)<\/p>\n

Dedication to Fashion award. Seville. (2010)<\/p>\n

CECOMA award for business innovation. Madrid. (2010)<\/p>\n

Lorenzo El Magn\u00edfico award. Florence Biennale. Italy. (2011)<\/p>\n

Di\u00e1logo award of the Association of Hispanic-French Relations with Jean Paul Gaultier. (2013)<\/p>\n

Dedal de Oro award for best designer. Madrid. (2013)<\/p>\n

ACOTEX awards 2013. Best designer. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Serbia Fashion Week Award (2014)<\/p>\n

Designer of the Year award. Miami Fashion Week. (2014)<\/p>\n

Tendencias award. Best Designer. Valencia. (2014)<\/p>\n

Corazon award. Professional trajectory. Gala Starlite, Marbella (2014)<\/p>\n

Huesped Ilustre de Barranquilla. Colombia. (2015)<\/p>\n

Puente awards 2015. American Club of Madrid (2015)<\/p>\n

Estrella de la Fama award. Cochabamba, Bolivia. (2016)<\/p>\n

Honduras Marca Pais award. Honduras (2016)<\/p>\n

Fedelt\u00e0 al laboro. Vigevano, Italy (2016)<\/p>\n

Personaje Joya award. VOGUE. (2016)<\/p>\n

Doctor Honoris Causa in Moda (Bucarest (2017)<\/p>\n

Lifetime Achievement Award, Bucarest (2017)<\/p>\n

Ilustre Municipalidad Medal, Vi\u00f1a del Mar (2017)<\/p>\n

Premio Nacional Dise\u00f1o de Moda (2017)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Reconocimiento C\u00e1mara Oficial Comercio Belux. Bruselas. (2017)<\/p>\n

Premio al mejor dise\u00f1ador internacional. Fashion Week Dubai. (2017)<\/p>\n

Huesped de Honor de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Argentina. (2017)<\/p>\n

Prix Marie Claire a la mejor carrera profesional. Espa\u00f1a. (2017)<\/p>\n

Premio a la trayectoria de Club de las 25. Espa\u00f1a. (2017)<\/p>\n

Premio a la diversidad poco frecuente. Premios EPF. Espa\u00f1a. (2017)<\/p>\n

Medalla de Oro Mayte Sp\u00ednola 2017. Espa\u00f1a. (2018)<\/p>\n

Premio ARI al dise\u00f1o. Madrid. (2018)<\/p>\n

Premio dise\u00f1ador del a\u00f1o ADYMO 2018. Asturias.<\/p>\n

Premio Nacional Honor\u00edfico de la Industria de la Moda 2018. Espa\u00f1a.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Premio Diversa a la Moda 2019. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Premio Senda Senior del A\u00f1o 2019. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Premio Nacional de Hosteler\u00eda 2020. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Premio Madrid Magazine 2020. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Premio Bomb\u00edn de San Isidro 2021. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Premio Alfiler de Oro 2021 a la \u201cTrayectoria profesional\u201d. M\u00e1laga.<\/p>\n

Premio Luxury Awards 2021 a la \u201cTrayectoria de Marca\u201d. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Premio Mujer Fearless 2022 en \u201cModa Sostenible\u201d. Madrid.<\/p>\n

Medalla de Madrid en San Isidro 2023. Madrid.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Premio SIE a la Excelencia Corporativa en la Moda 2024, Madrid.<\/p>\n

Premio ELLE Education-mindway a la Trayectoria Profesional 2024, Madrid.<\/p>\n

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