The third and final day of Puro Diseño 2026, held on Sunday, October 11, capped off an edition that, under the concept “Imperfectly human”, drew more than 25,000 visitors over three days of inspiration, creativity, and design.
As in previous days, the runway of the exhibiting designers was one of the most anticipated spaces of the day. There, various brands and creators presented their new collections before an audience that followed each reveal with enthusiasm, solidifying fashion as one of the fair’s main attractions.
The staging, with a large screen and a production specially designed to enhance each proposal, created the ideal frame for each designer to express their identity through garments, textures, colors and silhouettes.
The closing show once again highlighted the richness of Argentine authorial design, with proposals that reflected the exhibitors’ creative diversity and the talent of an industry that continues to bet on innovation and artisanal work.
With this final runway, Puro Diseño 2026 closed another edition, reaffirming its place as one of the most important gatherings for design, fashion and the country’s creative industries.
The collections that walked the runway during the third day of Puro Diseño 2026
Antolina
Antolina presents Texturas de la Tierra, a collection where contemporary design engages with landscapes, natural fibers and ancestral knowledge from the northwest of Argentina. Cotton, llama wool, sheep fleece, ceramics and straw gathered in the Puna are integrated into pieces that celebrate the richness of noble materials and the value of artisanal work.
Woven on looms, hand embroidery, and details crafted by artisans bring to life garments with a strong sense of place, where each texture evokes the territory from which it comes. A proposal that transforms nature and traditional crafts into an authentic, contemporary fashion expression deeply connected to our roots.
Juana diez + Somos cuero
Juana Diez demonstrates that sustainable fashion can also be bold and sophisticated. In this showcase, silk ties shed their original function to become a signature blazer and a pair of uniquely designed trousers, where prints, colors and denim details converse in a creatively rich proposal. Each garment is unique, born from the reuse of materials and adapting to the availability of the ties, always preserving the collection’s essence: giving new life to pieces with history.
The look is completed with a creation from Somos Cuero, an original leather handbag shaped like an electric guitar that breaks with convention and becomes the centerpiece of all eyes. A design piece that combines artisanal craft, innovation and a strong artistic imprint.
Together, Juana Diez and Somos Cuero build a proposal where sustainability, authorial design and creativity are expressed without limits. A look that demonstrates that reinventing materials and challenging traditional forms is also a way to create fashion with its own identity.
Círculo + Gepeto Ebanistería
Círculo presents textile accessories where nature leaves its mark on every creation. Their natural silk shawls, made entirely by hand, are printed with botanical imagery and dyed with natural dyes, giving rise to unique pieces in which leaves, flowers and plant pigments are transformed into design.
Behind each of them lives artistic sensitivity, knowledge of nature and artisanal work, creating accessories that wrap the body with elegance and tell a unique story. A proposal where art, craft, and landscape come together to celebrate the beauty of the natural.
Gepeto Ebanistería rescues noble woods to create unique wallets as design objects. A creation born from the meeting between a wood that already carries history and the cabinetmaker’s craft: each grain guides the artisan’s work of shaping its lid and turning it into an exclusive piece.
María Lana
María Lana presents a collection where the delicacy of artisanal work is expressed through the nobility of merino wool. In this outing, an entirely handmade ensemble combines a felted merino wool skirt, light and translucent, where the fibers draw circular and organic shapes that add texture, movement and a subtle sense of lightness.
The collection is completed with a simple-cut coat, also made from white merino wool felt, notable for its natural texture and its exclusive ceramic buttons, hand-shaped and painted. A creation that celebrates the meeting between contemporary design, textile crafts, and the beauty of meticulously crafted details.
Siete tientos
Siete Tientos celebrates the luxury of authenticity through a collection of leather handbags, apparel and accessories handmade in Argentina. Inspired by the gaucho figure, creole cordage and the vastness of our landscapes, the brand recovers the value of crafts and noble materials to create pieces with timeless elegance.
Each design reflects the savoir-faire of its artisans, the care for details, and the time devoted to every process. A proposal that defends handmade work and shows that true luxury lies in what arises from tradition, excellence, and the passion to create.
Lucila Guerrero
Luli Guerrero translates her artistic universe to the textile world, turning her own works into limited-edition scarves and pareos. Each piece arises from an image created by the artist and finds a new form of expression as it travels over the body and accompanies movement.
A proposal where art stops being framed to become part of everyday life, fusing creativity, design, and sensitivity into unique accessories with their own identity.
Birdie
Birdie presents a garment that celebrates versatility and the value of artisanal work. Liguria is a piece made entirely by hand, with delicate cutouts and tassel finishes that emphasize the richness of every detail. Its design allows multiple ways of wearing: it can be worn as a jacket, a poncho, a cape, or even as a pareo, adapting naturally to different styles and moments.
A bronze brooch, also handmade, completes the proposal and provides a distinctive signature. A creation designed to transcend seasons, where design, craft, and functionality come together in a single piece.
Zegarra
From Santiago del Estero, ZEGARRA presents a collection where contemporary tailoring becomes the language to reinterpret Argentine identity. In this outing, a wide-fit trouser and an oversized blazer with impeccable lines are transformed into a true design manifesto thanks to an intervention inspired by the Soles de Mayo, one of the most representative symbols of our country.
With a contemporary, authorial perspective, the brand redefines the emblems of our culture and translates them into urban garments with great visual impact and movement. A proposal where tradition, design and identity coexist to prove that fashion can also tell who we are and where we come from.
Chamana + Nati Romano
Chamana proposes glasses that transcend their function to become protagonists of the look. With original designs, a vibrant palette and a strong aesthetic identity, each model is designed to express personality and show that an accessory can completely transform an outfit.
Nati Romano adds the detail that completes the proposal with her eye-glass chains, designed to be worn also as a necklace. Available in different colors, lengths and formats, these pieces combine functionality and design, delivering a contemporary and versatile touch that accompanies every movement.
Together, CHAMANA and Nati Romano show that accessories have the power to define a look. Glasses and chains converse in perfect harmony to create a fresh, original, and colorful proposal where every detail adds identity and turns the everyday into a true expression of style.
Mogni
Mogni presents a proposal where fashion moves toward art and experimentation. Inspired by the organic shapes of nature, this “stone dress” challenges traditional silhouettes and proposes a new way of thinking about the body and design. Its sculptural structure, clad in a single material language as the headdress, turns the garment into a piece with strong visual impact, where texture, volume and creativity fuse into a single expression.
More than a dress, it is an author’s artwork inviting you to discover new ways of inhabiting fashion and understanding it as an artistic experience.
R’umikani
From Santiago del Estero, R’umikani presents Abrigo y Encuentro, a piece that expresses the meeting between traditional textile crafts and contemporary design. Handcrafted using the Nuno felt technique, this coat combines natural merino fibers, viscose, silk and cotton gauze to create a light, enveloping garment with a unique texture.
Its organic lines and versatility allow it to accompany the body’s movement, generating different ways of wearing it and new drapes with every step. An authorial creation that celebrates the nobility of materials, artisanal work, and the beauty of a fashion that respects its roots while looking to the future.
Naisha
From Santiago del Estero, Naisha Arte y Diseño presents Ancestras, a collection that pays homage to memory, to crafts and to the creative force passed down from generation to generation. In this outing, the look Origen is expressed through a natural linen dress, with a wide, flowing silhouette, enhanced with hand-painted textile art, turning each piece into a unique work.
The proposal is completed with a handmade basket accessory, reinforcing the link between design, art and tradition. A creation that honors the roots of the northern Argentine and shows that fashion can also be a space to preserve identity and tell stories.
Nesa Carter + Odette
Nesa Carter presents Fibras Naturales, a collection that defends the beauty of timeless basics through a contemporary outlook. Linen, the absolute star of the proposal, is expressed in garments with pure, fresh and versatile lines, enriched with an exclusive cold-dye process that brings subtle hues, textures and a unique finish to each piece. Conscious design, noble materials and functionality come together to create garments meant to endure beyond trends.
The proposal is completed with Odette’s handbags, crafted from 100% leather and designed to become the perfect accessory. Their elegant lines, the quality of their materials and the hardware details give life to sophisticated accessories that blend craftsmanship, design and functionality.
Together, Nesa Carter and ODETTE build a look where elegance emerges from simplicity. The nobility of linen and the quality of leather dialogue in a contemporary, timeless, and refined proposal, proving that true luxury lies in the materials, the details, and the design crafted to accompany the passage of time.
Sol D
Sol D presents a jewelry collection where alpaca reveals its full expressive strength. Large-format bracelets, rings and necklaces with organic lines become true design pieces capable of transforming a look with their mere presence. Each creation combines artisanal work with a contemporary aesthetic, exploring geometric shapes, volumes and textures that highlight the beauty of the metal.
More than accessories, they are pieces that move with the body, catch the light, and express the wearer’s character, proving that author jewelry can also take center stage.
Mónica Casella
Mónica Casella invites us to discover how art can transform what seemed to have no new purpose. Her work starts from reusing discarded materials, especially plastics, which through a collective process and handmade weaving become pieces filled with beauty, meaning and environmental awareness. In this edition she presents a voluminous dress, entirely handmade from rosettes made with recovered post-industrial labels.
A creation that demonstrates that sustainable design not only redefines materials, but also invites us to imagine new ways of creating, where fashion, art, and commitment to the future walk hand in hand.
Production: Ale Gracía and Marite Rizzo.
Production assistant: Perla Antier.
Makeup and hair: @hairmalambo.
