La Palma Fashion Week 2026 (LPFW26) has officially announced its schedule of runway shows. Organised by Isla Bonita Moda and supported by the La Palma Island Council through Sodepal, the event will take place on 2 and 3 October, featuring designers from various regions of the Canary Islands and across Spain.
This year’s edition will be held at the Benahoarita Archaeological Museum in Los Llanos de Aridane. It aims to celebrate creativity, diversity, and the richness of bespoke fashion, showcasing a mix of individual shows, collaborative proposals, and projects from different territories.
The programme kicks off on Friday, 2 October, with participation from Adlib Ibiza and a joint presentation from Isla Bonita Moda and Lanzarote Moda’s Mingongo. Following this, Gran Canaria Moda Cálida’s Sirago and La Gomera Moda y Magia’s Savitri will present their collections. The day will also feature Tenerife Moda’s Inmaculada Rodrigues and the “SOLAJERO” Swimwear Collection by Isla Bonita Moda, collaboratively created by brands such as Shamelu, Raquel Sanjuán, Gohemm, Julia Brito, Rayco Plata, Xanalue, La Sereca, Atelier El Tesoro, and Sara Luis Joyas. The first day will conclude with a presentation from Zahy, a new talent collaborating with the Manolo Blahnik Art School, alongside a collective show by its students.
On Saturday, 3 October, the event will continue with runway shows from Adrienne and Álex Menorca, followed by Gohemm, La Sereca, Raquel Sanjuán, and Paola Barreto. The afternoon will feature Shamelu, Lepa Punca, Julia Brito, Pedro Juan, Rayco Plata, and Sara Luis Joyas. The programme will wrap up with proposals from Waleska Morín and Diazar.
In addition to the fashion shows, LPFW26 will host an exhibition showcasing the work of other associated creators, enhancing the public experience and providing a platform for various creative disciplines. Participating brands include D’Andrea, Mararte, Lepa Punca, Sara Luis Joyas, Silvia Baly Joyas, La Sereca, and Xanalue.
With the theme “Beauty Blooms Without Limits,” LPFW26 aims to be a hub for creativity, exchange, and the promotion of bespoke fashion. This edition reinforces Isla Bonita Moda’s commitment to nurturing creative talent, fostering collaboration across regions, and elevating the Canary Islands’ fashion industry.
