Young UDIT designers present Mundos Paralelos (Parallel Worlds), their new collection for MBFWMadrid

A total of 29 students from the Official University Degree in Fashion Design at UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology, will showcase the 'Parallel Worlds' collection for the upcoming spring-summer 2025 season within the framework of the 80th edition of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid catwalk. In this way, UDIT strengthens its commitment to MBFWMadrid, marking its ninth consecutive year as the only university with its own catwalk within the official catwalk calendar.

The Spring-Summer 2025 collection by UDIT is inspired by the contrast between the real world and the dream world, resulting in a concept that seeks to blend experiences and create new realities. This proposal explores the alternative worlds generated by individual and shared experiences, investigating how they contribute to a society immersed in constant change and driven by opposing forces.

The conceptual groundwork developed for this collection has led to a range of contrasting silhouettes that embody the duality central to its theme. The students have crafted an imaginary world rich in textures through experimental textile manipulations, combined with artisanal techniques such as braiding, printing, and upcycling. They have also selected ethereal materials such as gauze and silk organza, poplin, and cotton tulle, alongside heavier fabrics like cotton denim and taffeta. Meanwhile, the colour palette seamlessly blends neutral tones with vibrant accents, incorporating various shades like crimson red, orange, and pastel hues.

The designers of “Parallel Worlds” are Rodrigo Aragón Villacampa, Alba Cavero Álvaro Oliván, Ariadna Cintrano Torres, María Gema Coca Salmoral, Nuria Delgado Hernández, Triana Estévez Casado, María Fernández Pérez, Raquel Fernández Pérez, María Fernández-Mayoralas Alarcón, Aleksandra García Nurbaeva, Carlota Hernández-Botejara Vicente, Lucía Teresa Jacob Álvarez, Alisson Camila Jiménez Neuman, Aitana Llorente de Antonio, Carmen López-Ibor Segimon, Rania Mohamed Gómez, Carlota Navarro Casero, Iván Parra Martín, Candela Pascual Rico, Celia Rodríguez Summers, Lucía Roizo Magán, Alicia Romero Faus, Lucía Romero López, Camino Ruiz de Temiño Vigara, Javier Antonio Sánchez Sánchez, María Camila Solalinde Melgarejo, Lucía Urreta Zubiría, Mar Valdés Valcárcel and Elena Vivanco Vilches.

About UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology

UDIT is the first University of Design, Innovation, and Technology in Spain, driving the creative industries, and represents the culmination of over 20 years of the educational project of the prestigious Design School ESNE.

The largest university campus specialising in Design, Innovation, and Technology in Spain is situated in the heart of Madrid, featuring 21,000 m² of state-of-the-art facilities. This pioneering institution is home to over 2,700 students in its classrooms, all trained to become the new generations driving the creative and technological industries. 

In the 2024-2025 academic year, UDIT will offer eleven official university degrees: Fashion Design, Multimedia and Graphic Design, Interior Design, Product Design, Video Game Design and Development of Video Games and Virtual Environments, Audiovisual Design and Illustration, Fashion Management and Communication, Animation and Advertising and Brand Creation, Full-Stack Development and Data Science and Artificial Intelligence.

At the postgraduate level, UDIT will offer eight Official University Master's programmes in the upcoming academic year: User Experience, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Illustration, Product Design, Artificial Intelligence, Fashion Design, and Educational Technology.

The institution was recognised in 2019 with the National Innovation and Design Award granted by the Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities.