Maria Pena
Lanzon

9090km

Spain × Mexico · four looks · one biculturality

9090km is a collection exploring a personal process of cultural blending between Spain and Mexico. It brings together elements and customs from both cultures, reflecting the experience of growing up between two worlds. Each garment is an abstraction: it does not aim to represent a tradition literally, but to capture its essence and translate it into texture, colour and form. Through textiles, old and new come together to create an aesthetic that belongs to everyone and to no one.

Piece 01 / 07

Redes Conectadas

Biotextiles · alginate · circular economy · AI

A world 100 years from now, where the human brain's nervous system is interconnected with fungal networks, allowing people to communicate simply through eye contact. The belt was made entirely from alginate-based biotextiles; the remaining garments from recycled materials. Artificial intelligence was part of the design process.

Piece 02 / 07

SK.Studios

Multiform · FIT Sport Design Awards

An outfit built around the needs of skaters: it balances functionality, comfort and aesthetics. It lets you carry your essentials while moving comfortably, freely and in style. It includes an LED circuit for visibility (LilyPad) and pattern-making developed in CLO 3D.

Piece 03 / 07

Parpadeo

Deconstructivism · iris and ocular veins

The collection is inspired by deconstructivism, exploring the movement through the physical and internal elements of the eye. The textures of the iris and the ocular veins are deconstructed and reinterpreted across the garments, capturing an abstract, chaotic aesthetic. Each piece invites personal interpretation.

Piece 04 / 07

Wayta

Corset — Dalea azurea

Inspired by the Dalea azurea flower, an ornamental plant from Chile. This corset features elements that evoke the abstract beauty of the flower; it is a deconstruction of the visual side of nature.

Piece 05 / 07

Nalebra

Three textile techniques · slashing · fraying · shibori

Inspired by the myth of the weaving women of San Pedro Mixtepec and San Pedro de Leapi. The upper half represents the essential elements of weaving and their importance in creation; the lower half symbolises the act of weaving, highlighting the movement and harmony of the threads.

Piece 06 / 07

Jewelry

MPL · intuitive process

For me, jewelry is a way of exploring creativity from a freer, more spontaneous perspective. I enjoy the process without rigid structures, letting ideas flow without over-planning. More than a technique, it is a space for personal expression — almost therapeutic — where each piece emerges from intuition and from the moment.

Piece 07 / 07