Barcelona Fashion Week
(BFW) takes center stage from
Saturday, September 17 to Friday
September 23. As in past
years, this week will feature fashion
shows and events from the
three main organizations in the
city: Moda Barcelona with its
ever-famous Passarela Gaud;
Circuit showcasing innovative
designers; and finally, Moda-
FAD, designed to promote the
youngest generation through
their PassaFAD and Merka-
FAD.
This edition, however, begins
a bit differently. Events
from ModaFAD, usually reserved
for the end of the week, will
inaugurate the week. This year's
edition entitled KIT starts on
Saturday 17 at FAD (Plama dels
angels 5-6), followed by Passa-
FAD, the catwalk established
for young designers trying to
make their first entrance into
the fashion arena, scheduled for
9 p.m., on Saturday at Fabrica
Moritz, (Ronda Sant Antoni
39).
The following day begins
with the ever-popular Merka-
FAD, an all day and night affair
(open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.),
where these same young fashion
designers have the opportunity
to sell their creations to
the publicandget a feel for what
clients think of their work. This
event also takes place at Fabrica
Moriz and is open to anyone interested
in checking out what
the newest generation of young
designers is all about.
Following these events, the
long-standing Passarela Gaudi
takes place from Monday the
19th to Thursday the 22nd at the
Fira de Barcelona, Z-6 (old Pavell
Itlia). Ever present heavy
hitters such as Antonio Mir,
Victorio & Lucchino, Josep
Font, Armand Basi, Lydia Delgado
and Joaquim Verd, to
name a few, will lead this fantastic
show. In addition, raising
stars such as Alberto Tous and
Cristobal Vidal continue to receive
much desired attention.
Two interesting shows worth
mentioning are the emerging
collective of designers show
scheduled for Wednesday at 10
a.m. and the Dirk Bikkemberg
show featuring Barca players
and models at the Camp Nou
scheduled for Monday at 10
p.m.
Circuit, considered by many
a pioneer in Spain and Europe
for taking fashion to the limits
by merging together different
art and design disciplines
rounds off the week's events
with their shows on Thursday
and Friday.
This year's edition, entitled
Zero,will take place at either the
Sala Caixa Negra or Sala Caixa
Blanca, located at Fira of Barcelona,
Pavell 8. There will also
be a showroom featuring those
designers presenting their collections
as well as others. This
edition will highlight David
Valls, El Delgado Buil, Snoopy,
Cecilia Sorensen, Bambi, with
special international guest Marina
Yee. The week comes to a
close with the already famous
and hip Circuit Fashion Party at
the Up & Down.
The public merely needs to
remember that the Passarela
Gaud is open only to professionals
in the fashion field ormembers
of the public with an invitation.
Circuit and Moda FAD are
open to everyone interested in
learning about innovative fashion
and design in the city of
Barcelona
http://www.barcelonareporter.com/mw_ct/CT15-09-05.pdf
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THURSDAY, MARCH 26 2009

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