080 Reborn concludes fashion week with a poetic journey into the rebirth of secondhand clothing.

080 Barcelona Fashion concluded its 36th edition, reinforcing its role as a major showcase for design, sustainability, and creative talent with international reach. fashion catwalk The fashion week, sponsored by the Generalitat de Catalunya (Government of Catalonia) through the Consortium of Commerce, Crafts and Fashion (CCAM) of the Ministry of Business and Employment, concluded its final day with the fourth edition of the 080 Reborn circular fashion show, one of the event's flagship events. The initiative, which has the collaboration of the Catalan Waste Agency and is sponsored by Girbau Lab, presented a collection inspired by literature.

A poetic ode to circularity

The show, with styles by Femín + Gilles, created entirely with clothes recovered from stores vintage and textile waste management centers, emphasized reuse and sustainability, and demonstrated once again that secondhand garments can be sophisticated and glamorous.

The collection fused Victorian Gothic with modern rebellion, creating a contrast between tradition and transgression. With a fluid, romantic, and ethereal style, pieces steeped in history were given new life, transforming them into new forms of expression for evocative and conscious fashion.

The second part of 080 Reborn transported the public back to the 1960s, reinterpreting high society from a sustainable perspective. Luxury fused with imperfection and the bohemian spirit of that decade, celebrating critical thinking, freedom, nonconformity, and repurposed fashion.

Widespread media coverage

Over four intense days, Catalan fashion week has had a notable presence of international media from countries such as Italy, France, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. The impact of 080 Barcelona Fashion has gone beyond the walls of the Sant Pau modernist venue. Through a powerful digital strategy, the catwalk has expanded its echo.

Thanks to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, with live broadcasts, exclusive content and videos, both the shows and life in the backstage have had a wide international reach. The fresh and dynamic image of the 080 has connected with new generations of fashion lovers and has consolidated its place on the map of fashion weeks of the world.

Success in attendance at the Open Area

The Open Area has been one of the great achievements of this edition, with more than 3,000 visitors throughout the week. Within this space open to the public, the workshops and talks of 080SPOT_SPAINGALLERY have brought together more than 300 attendees, including students, professionals, and fashion enthusiasts, making it an inspirational meeting point for the creative community.

080 Beyond Crafts, an initiative that aims to give visibility to artisanal work within contemporary fashion, also made its successful debut. In this first edition, dedicated to millinery, numerous visitors were able to discover first-hand the craft and traditional techniques of an art that continues to play a key role in current trends.