CIBELES FASHION WEEK es el gran motor de la creación y el diseño en España y celebra su próxima edición del 18 al 22 de febrero de 2013.
Durante 4 días memorables, más de 40 creadores – de los cuales Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, Davidelfín, Ion Fitz – presentarán sus últimas colecciones al público. También durante esos días el showroom de EGO, la plataforma de jóvenes talentos de la moda, exhibirá las propuestas de 20 diseñadores emergentes que se inspiran de las tendencias de la calle para brindar nuevos estilos y tendencias innovadoras en un espacio de venta directa al público.
Esta feria representa una única ocasión de venir a Madrid para admirar las colecciones las más prestigiosas del mundo y descubrir las últimas tendencias de la moda española. Rent4days y su amplia gama de pisos le puede acompañar y facilitarle a encontrar pisos bonitos y muy céntricos para disfrutar plenamente de la Fashion Week de Madrid y de su estancia en la capital.
Madrid está na Moda
Qual Melhor razão para visitar Madrid que a Mercedes Benz Fashion Week? Venha aproveitar esta oportunidade para descobrir o ambiente “fashion” que oferece este evento.
A partir de hoje e até dia 5 de Fevereiro, Madrid celebra a 55º edição da Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Se não conseguir assistir aos diferentes desfiles, porque não alugar um apartamento em Madrid e visitar? Enquanto as criações de Agata Ruiz de la Prada, Angel Schlesser ou José Matteos passam pela passarela, aproveite para passar pelas ruas de Madrid e conhecer a cidade.
Nesta semana da moda que celebra Madrid desde 1963, onde se descobrem as coleções primavera – verão poderia descobrir um apartamento “fashion” como o Loft Arturio Soria. Pela sua localização e design, vai se sentir tão na moda como se estivesse na própria passarela.
Madrid está en la Moda
¿Cual mejor razón para visitar Madrid de que la Mercedes Benz Fashion Week? Disfrute de esta oportunidad para descubrir el ambiente “fashion” que ofrece este evento.
A partir de hoy y hasta el día 5 de febrero, Madrid celebra la 55º edición de la Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Si no consigue asistir a los desfiles, venga alquilar un apartamento en Madrid y así visitar la ciudad. Así que las creaciones de Agata Ruiz de la Prada, Angel Schlesser o José Matteos pasan por la pasarela, no pierda la oportunidad para pasar por la calles de Madrid.
En esta semana de la moda que celebra Madrid desde 1963, donde se descubren las colecciones primavera – verano podría descubrir un apartamento “fashion” como al Loft Arturo Soria. Por su localización a unos minutos del centro y design, se sentirá tan en la moda como si estuviera en la propia pasarela.
Madrid est à la mode
Y a-t-il une meilleure raison pour visiter Madrid que la Mercedes Fashion Week ? Profitez de cette opportunité pour découvrir l’ambiance « fashion » qui règne dans la ville grâce à cet événement.
A partir d’aujourd’hui et jusqu’au 5 Février, Madrid accueille la 55e édition de la Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Si vous n’assistez pas aux défilés, pourquoi ne pas louer un appartement à Madrid et visiter? Alors que les créations de Agata Ruiz de la Prada, Angel Schlesser ou encore José Matteos passent sur le podium, ne perdez pas l’opportunité de passer par les rues de Madrid et connaitre cette capitale.
En cette semaine de la mode que célèbre Madrid depuis 1963, où l’on découvre les collections printemps – été vous pourriez découvrir un appartement « fashion » comme le Loft Arturo Soria. Grâce à cet appartement à quelques minutes du centre et à son design vous vous sentirez aussi à la mode que les mannequins qui défilent sur le podium.
Madrid is fashionable
Is there a better reason to visit Madrid as the Mercedes Fashion Week? Take this opportunity to discover the “fashion” atmosphere which prevails in the city through this event.
From today until February 5, Madrid hosts the 55th edition of the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. If you do not attend the fashion shows, rent an apartment in Madrid and visit. As the creations of Agata Ruiz de la Prada, Angel Schlesser or José Matteos are seen on the podium, do not lose the opportunity to see the streets of Madrid and know this city.
In this fashion week that celebrates Madrid since 1963, where we discover the spring – summer fashion lines you may discover an apartment “fashion” as the Loft Arturo Soria. This apartment close to the center and its design will make you feel as fashionable as fashion models parading on the runway.
Madrid – What’s happening in February in the city?
4 - 6 February 2010: Madrid International Fashion Week
Twice a year, the IFEMA centre hosts Madrid’s International Fashion Week (SIMM), the most important female fashion exhibition in the country for professionals. Models take to the catwalk, showcasing collections by up-and-coming and some more well-known designers.
The Madrid International Fashion Week represents all areas of the industry, from vanguard designers and party clothes to city and rural wear, everyday wear, sportswear, underwear, fashion for large women and teen fashion.
The quality and the competitive price of Spanish goods are widely recognised on the international market, and this is reflected in the increasing numbers of foreign exhibitors at Madrid International Fashion Week.
- Where: Parque Ferial Juan Carlos 1 (IFEMA)
- When: all day
- Cost: €30
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9 – 14 February 2010: Hurta Cordel: International Festival of Improvisation
Every year, experimental music takes centre stage at Madrid’s La Casa Encendida during Hurta Cordel, the International Festival of Improvisation. Contemporary musicians from across the world take part in the spontaneous evening performances, which sometimes include video and dance.
- Where: La Casa Encendida
- When: Daily 10am-9.45pm (closed public holidays)
- Cost: concerts 3€
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12 – 17 February 2010: Madrid Carnival
After fancy-dress competitions and parties across the capital, Madrid’s Carnival celebrations culminate on Ash Wednesday with the Entierro de La Sardina, translated as the Burial of the Sardine. This tongue-in-cheek ritual, led by costumed locals, marks the start of Lent.
The Burial of the Sardine is a Spanish tradition that ridicules the ecclesiastical tradition of burying the fat to mark the beginning of Lenten fasting. Over the years, pig fat has become a sardine.
Madrid relies on its very own cockneys, or caztizos, to jazz up the occasion with a healthy dose of the burlesque. About 60 members of the Burial of the Sardine Brotherhood, clad head-to-toe in their funeral finery lead a procession from San Antonio de Florida’s Fuente de Parajitos, preceded by a feast of soon-to-be-forbidden pleasures.
- Where: all Madrid
- When: all day
- Cost: free
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16 – 20 February 2010: Caja Madrid Flamenco Festival
Madrid’s most important flamenco festival brings together some of the best singers, dancers and musicians on the national scene. The performances take place at La Casa Encendida and the Teatro Canal de la Comunidad de Madrid.
- Where: La Casa Encendida
- When: Evenings
- Cost: La Casa Encendida (patio performances) €3 / Teatro Canal €9-€33
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17 – 21 February 2010: Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair
Anyone who is anyone in the art world attends the colossal Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair, or ARCO, at the Parque Ferial Juan Carlos 1 (IFEMA). The show features modern and contemporary art from all around the globe.
Galleries and solo artists from all over the world take part in the Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair. Together, they highlight the latest emerging trends in contemporary art, ranging from painting, sculpture, installation and photography to video, graphics and new media.
The guest country for the Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair 2009 is India. Various galleries and artists take part in exhibitions and discussions designed to explore India’s current art scene.
- Where: Parque Ferial Juan Carlos 1 (IFEMA)
- When: Various – please contact venue for details
- Cost: €32-€66; concessions €21-€50
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