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Lanzarote Fashion Weekend 2026 has brought together more than 20 fashion brands for two days of fashion shows, music and exhibitions at the Charco de San Ginés in Arrecife.

Held at the Multicines Atlántida, the event aimed to promote designers from Lanzarote and La Graciosa while giving the public an opportunity to discover and buy their collections.

The event was supported by the Cabildo’s Department of Industry, led by councillor Aroa Revelo. Turismo Lanzarote and the Canary Islands Economic Development Society (PROEXCA) also collaborated.

Cabildo president Oswaldo Betancort said supporting local designers was important for creating jobs and developing new business opportunities.

“Lanzarote is an island brimming with talent, creativity, and the ability to generate new opportunities. Behind every designer and every brand lies hard work, a distinct identity, and many hours of labour. The Cabildo is committed to supporting our professionals, helping them grow, and creating spaces where their talent can be showcased, recognised, and promoted to the wider world,” he said.

Aroa Revelo said the event provided an opportunity for local brands to reach new customers and strengthen their businesses.

“This edition demonstrates that Lanzarote has a fashion industry with talent, personality, and the capacity to continue growing. It’s an opportunity to showcase the work of our brands, bring them closer to the public, and forge connections that help strengthen the island’s business community,” she said.

More than 20 brands take part

The event featured more than 20 brands: Ángel Cabrera, 8IC, Shamelu, Macaronesia, Migongo, Milo y Paolo, Margóneric, Viperinas, Viviana Bassetti, Milagro Mutante, Angie Vásquez, Siliza, Nanni, Almagre, Rosa Delgado, Ula You, Diamond Fly, Mel & San, Azu Vilas Sombrerera, Oswaldo Machín and Famaraspirit.

Students from the fashion programmes at IES Tías and the Pancho Lasso School of Art also took part.

One of the main attractions was a fashion show by Oswaldo Machín, which presented its new 2027 collection, “En-lazados”. The brand specialises in bridal and First Communion clothing.

Inspired by Lanzarote’s volcanic landscape, the collection featured designs influenced by the island’s architecture, trade winds and volcanic textures.

Canarian model Aida Artiles and Lanzarote-born Jesús Lemes acted as ambassadors for the event.

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