Day 1: this will be the BFW catwalk agenda on Tuesday, May 12
From May 12 to 14, 2026, at Ágora Bogotá – Convention Center, the catwalks that will give life to the ninth edition of Bogotá Fashion Week will be presented.
The collections on day 1 address themes such as memory, identity and transformation, combining artisanal processes with modern approaches. The proposals range from traditional fabric and techniques to streetwear, with emphasis on materials, silhouettes and garment construction.
Together, they reflect a diverse offering that connects the craft with new forms of design within the current panorama of the sector.
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CATWALKWAYS EXPERIENCE ROOM - FLOOR 2
Teresa Esencia Entre Hilos
4:00 p. m. – 5:00 p.m. m.
Collection: ATTACHMENTS
The collection explores the links with what lasts and affective memory, claiming visible repair as a gesture of care. Through its forms and concept, wear is transformed into identity.
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Dérive af Burén
5:30 p. m. – 6:30 p.m. m.
Collection: Ashvattha; Roots Above
Inspired by the inverted sacred tree to explore lineage, memory and change. Through artisanal techniques that evoke roots and branches, the collection connects tradition and evolution, while exalting the craft as a tool to weave dignity, new stories and future.
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The Nylon Club
7:00 p. m. – 8:00 p.m. m.
Collection: The life that was
It is born from regret for what was not experienced and transforms it into a declaration of courage. From a personal perspective, the collection focuses on intuition over safety, translating risk into textures, prints and transparencies that embrace vulnerability.
CATWALKWAYS FLOOR 5
Sixxta
5:00 p. m. – 6:00 p.m. m.
Collection: The Journey
“The Journey” narrates the first encounter with the sea through road memories, landscapes and family moments. The collection captures the emotion, nostalgia and amazement of that discovery, translating them into garments that celebrate the magic of the road and its destination.
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[ P U E N T E ]
6:00 p. m. – 7:00 p.m. m.
Collection: Identity in motion
“Transits: identity in motion” traces the passage between origin and transformation, articulating craftsmanship and current fashion. Through diverse materials, silhouettes and techniques, the catwalk celebrates the identity of Bogotá-Region design as a constant evolution.
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Old Maquiina
7:30 p. m. – 8:30 p.m. m.
Collection: Chapter 5
“Chapter 5” explores an awakening marked by desire, where passion and pleasure are intertwined with a latent tension. Red dominates as a symbol of intensity, while aimless freedom blurs in a limit between excess and abyss.
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Colectivo Swim
Ayré + Encantadore + Bahía María
8:30 p. m. – 9:30 p.m. m.
AYRÉ | Collection: UMBRAL
Conceives the body as a territory in constant transformation, where opposites such as light and shadow or structure and fluidity coexist. Through mobile silhouettes, transparencies and luminous surfaces, the collection proposes an aesthetic in which identity is built through evolution.
Encantadore | Collection: Gaetana
Conceives the body as a territory in constant transformation, where opposites such as light and shadow or structure and fluidity coexist. Through mobile silhouettes, transparencies and luminous surfaces, the collection proposes an aesthetic in which identity is built through evolution.
Bahía María | Collection: BIANCA
The collection, inspired by Bianca, is born from mourning and personal reconstruction after her absence. It is a transformation of wound into beauty and loss into strength, where pain becomes a process of rebirth. Celebrating resilience, it proposes to flourish even after the storm.
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La Petite Mort
9:30 p. m. – 10:30 p.m. m.
Collection: TECHO
The collection is based on the idea of dressing as a way of living, inspired by the humble architecture of the traditional Colombian house. Through materials and structures that evoke clay, wood and origin, it proposes clothing as an extension of the body where memory, emotion and refuge are intertwined.