Gonçalo Peixoto FW21 22 from Moda Lisbona powered by Portugal Fashion

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Gonçalo Peixoto is the founder of the self-entitled womenswear brand and Oporto based fashion designer. He started studying fashion design in 2012 in Guimarães and finished his graduation in fashion design in 2018.
Since the beginning of his studies, he has revealed to be a passionate young artist propelled by his love for fashion and his need to create.
Gonçalo’s collections have drawn the attention of several conceptual fashion stores, as well as fashion magazines and other artists.
Gonçalo Peixoto is a 100% Portuguese brand, founded in 2015, focused on womenswear. Gonçalo’s work is managed by the Lisbon located showroom Show press.
In September 2017 he presented his first runway at London Fashion Week. In the same year, he opened his online store.
Gonçalo Peixoto is presenting in Milan thanks to the support of Portugal Fashion (Fashion Week in Porto), an international project that aims to enhance MADE IN PORTUGAL, which is currently hosting a global roadshow with regular appearances in London, Paris and Milan. Since 2018 Gonçalo Peixoto presents his collection regularly during MODA LISBOA (Lisbon Fashion Week).
Social isolation gave rise to an enormous need to feel the touch and the proximity between the bodies in a way never felt before.
The Fall Winter 2021/22 Collection opens the door to the disco and transports us to some of the most nostalgic feelings of those times. The desire for touch and freedom is wrapped in a vibrant and fun palette of colours and makes us dance and sing our favourite songs.


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