Just like last year, after opening in Lisbon, Portugal Fashion Week will move to Porto, the country's second-largest city in the north, to continue the event. This year's fashion week features 28 fashion shows, showcasing the 2014 autumn/winter new fashion and accessory collections from 17 brands brought by 22 fashion designers.
It is reported that in order to stimulate the development of the national fashion industry and provide more young designers with opportunities to showcase their talents, the organizing committee has specially arranged a display unit called "Blooms," which focuses on showcasing the works of young Portuguese designers.
During the fashion week, the organizing committee also specially opened brand display and trade areas to present the latest trendy clothing and accessories to more fashion enthusiasts, and to attract more merchants to purchase garments and accessories from local Portuguese fashion brands.
Portugal Fashion Week began in 1991 and has now become a grand event for promoting the development of Portugal's fashion industry and showcasing the talents of Portuguese fashion designers.
