Date

02 September 2026

The next edition of the EGO runway show at MBFW will take place on 19 September, marking two decades of giving visibility to emerging fashion talent in Spain.

The upcoming edition of EGO, the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid runway dedicated to emerging talent, will feature three names connected to IED Madrid: alumni Javier Comesaña, founder of Apolineo Studio, and Matilde Bliebernich, founder of Misstake, together with student Antonio Cotes, who will present their latest proposals on the Madrid runway. 

Javier Comesaña, alumnus of the Master's in Fashion Styling and founder of Apolineo Studio, will present "Herdanza", a collection that will bring the brand's vision and creative universe to EGO. 

Meanwhile, Matilde Bliebernicht, founder of Misstake and also an alumna of the same Master's programme, will take part with "Té de las 5. How I love being a woman", a proposal that joins the conversation around the new voices transforming contemporary fashion. 

Completing the representation of the IED Madrid community is Antonio Cotes, a student of the Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Desing, who will present "Galerie d´Été", joining a platform that each year brings together some of the most promising emerging designers on the national fashion scene. 

The participation of these three talents reflects IED Madrid's commitment to educating and supporting new generations of fashion professionals, accompanying its students and alumni on their journey into the industry and providing them with a platform to showcase their proposals and creative languages. 

The EGO runway show will take place on 19 September as part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, which this year celebrates two decades of this platform dedicated to supporting and promoting emerging Spanish fashion design.

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