L'Eliana Fashion Week Attracts 500 People to Its Local Runway

The first edition of the event filled the main street with fashion, design, and local professionals.

Generic image of an outdoor fashion show on a renovated street.
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Generic image of an outdoor fashion show on a renovated street.

The first edition of L’Eliana Fashion Week culminated last Saturday with a day dedicated to fashion and local commerce that gathered nearly 500 people, transforming the main street into a grand runway.

The initiative, named ‘L’Eliana a la Moda’ (L'Eliana in Fashion), showcased the work of local businesses, designers, and professionals in fashion, accessories, hairdressing, and makeup. The event was attended by the deputy mayor, Marta Andrés, and featured designs from creators such as Sutier, Cuarentayq by Marta, Otto y Mía, N/26, Qmono, Brunnoi, José Ródenas, and Ancor Montaner.
Fashion shared the spotlight with music, featuring performances by Grace Díaz Worsley and saxophonist Roque Martínez. The event also served to recognize the efforts of the hairdressing and makeup professionals involved in preparing the models.
The day began in the morning at the Casa de la Cultura (House of Culture) with the official inauguration and the presentation of the book ‘Come Moda’ (Wear Fashion), by Josep Lozano and Lluís Nadal. The gathering also included a talk by fashion-specialized journalist Inma Aznar on image communication and color study.
Driven by the Association of Commerce of L'Eliana, in collaboration with the City Council and the Mancomunitat Camp de Túria, this first edition aimed to highlight the variety, quality, and professionalism of the municipality's establishments, turning fashion into a showcase for the local commercial fabric.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de l'Eliana (23/09/2026)