Argentine fashion once again marked a pivotal date with the third edition of Argentina Fashion Week Santa Fe, organized by Héctor Vidal Rivas, produced by Micaela Antoniazzi of Trendy Estudio, and under the technical supervision of Gustavo Cersosimo.
The event lasted two days and unfolded across two sessions at the Liceo Municipal Sede Molino Marconetti, where designers from Santa Fe and Rosario presented their collections for the Spring-Summer 2027 season. Moreover, this edition received the second declaration of cultural interest awarded by the Honorable Municipal Council.
Between designer’s visions, sustainable proposals, contemporary tailoring, and haute couture, these were the collections that defined the gathering.
Pili Cardin: Circular fashion turned into art
The designer unveiled a collection built from discarded garments that regain value through artisanal customization processes. Her proposal places sustainability at the forefront and demonstrates that forgotten pieces can be transformed into true works of art.
DORKAS: denim reimagined with volume and shine
With a contemporary identity, DORKAS took the runway by presenting a collection where denim was the absolute protagonist. Embroidery, rhinestone appliqués, volumes, and impactful details redefined this wardrobe staple from a modern perspective.
Chiarotto: maximalism realized in leather
Chiarotto’s exclusive pieces again stood out for their artisanal edge. Genuine leather served as the guiding thread of a maximalist collection where every design became a unique piece.
Somos RITVO: a celebration of female identity
Under the motto “The Flower Is You”, the brand presented a collection that celebrates authenticity and the diversity of women through feminine garments with an empowerment message.
Panni Margot: Minimalism with Asian-inspired influences
The brand reaffirmed its avant-garde aesthetic with a collection that blends silhouettes, materials, and Oriental references, proposing a wardrobe designed for those who seek to express their identity through simplicity.
Betina Pellerino: More than two decades of design
With more than twenty years of experience, Betina Pellerino presented a collection where versatility and artisanal craftsmanship continue to be the brand’s hallmark.
Mario Vidal: versatility as a concept
The designer once again proved that labels fall away when creativity takes center stage. Haute couture and ready-to-wear, feminine and masculine, black and white coexist in a proposal where design transcends any classification.
The collaboration between the two brands yielded a fresh, relaxed collection where comfort and color coexisted with original prints designed to accompany daily life.
Calzados Lunghi-IDENTIFY: tradition and contemporary design
With 42 years of history, the brand presented its new Spring-Summer collection, reaffirming its commitment to quality, comfort, and timeless design adapted to current trends.
ASCH: color as a form of expression
The Spring-Summer 2026/27 collection invited play with layering, mixes, and unexpected combinations, turning basic garments into pieces full of personality.
La Madoery: much more than the white shirt
The brand showcased the evolution of its creative universe by incorporating color, denim, and tailoring, in addition to expanding its offering to a male audience.
Jimena Torres: garments that tell stories
Through experimentation with textiles and textures, the designer presented a collection where each garment reflects emotions, concepts, and a deep artistic pursuit.
Maricel Raineri Couture: the rebirth of haute couture
With Renacer, the designer embraced a collection artisanally crafted, featuring haute couture finishes and a proposal that celebrates elegance, femininity, and the authenticity of every woman.
María Abrigo: the flower as a symbol of identity
The designer presented a capsule collection inspired by the flower, understood not as a passing trend, but as a symbol of rebirth, transformation, and personal expression.
Photographers: Lucas Beccaria and Ivana Pross
Makeup coordinator: Florencia Chaparro
Hairstyling coordinator: Tatiana Martinez
Backstage coordinator: Paloma Astulfi
Model coach: Celeste Berrón
Angel Byrne
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