This document discusses the evolution of fashion shows in Ibiza towards more sustainable practices. It describes how Nadège Seguín and Luka Criscuolo of the brand Etikology brought attention to Fashion Revolution Day, which commemorates the 2013 Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh that killed over 1,000 workers. This event helped promote the inevitable shift toward slow fashion - focusing on sustainability, eco-friendliness, and ethics. With support from local institutions, they organized one of the most internationally visible catwalks for sustainable and artisanal fashion from Ibiza, featuring brands like Etikology, Monika Maxim Ibiza, and Tanit Jeans Ibiza.

1. Natural Adlib
La Evolución
Necesaria
FASHION / MODA
Lo llamen como
lo llamen el
desarrollo natural
y necesario de la
pasarela ibicenca
está aquí. Pure
Adlib, Adlib de
vanguardia, Craft
Adlib, Revolution
Adlib… Muchos
son los títulos que
podría ostentar
la pasarela que
más a dado que
hablar estos dos
últimos años. Y
todos aportarían
un valor añadido
e imprescindible.
Pero para eso
hay que conocer
el porqué de la
necesidad de ese
cambio. Y una
vez superado el
discurso de que
si no es blanco
no es Adlib,
nos podemos
concentrar al fin en lo verdaderamente
importante y esencial, que es: cómo
producen las marcas que pertenecen a
esta gran familia. Pero para eso primero
nos tendremos que remitir a sus inicios.
Call it what you
call the natural
and necessary
development of the
Ibiza fashion show
is here. Pure Adlib,
avant-garde Adlib,
Craft Adlib, Adlib
Revolution ... There
are many titles that
could have been
given to the Ibiza
fashion catwalk
that´s been talked
about for the last
two years. And
all would provide
added value and
essential. But for
that you have to
know the reason
for the need for
that change. And
once overcome
the discourse that
if it is not white is
not Adlib, we can
concentrate at
last on the truly
important and essential, which is: how
the brands that belong to this great
family are produced. But for that, first we
will have to refer to its beginnings.
By Ariadna Ferrer Photos by Ugo Camara
Nadège Seguín and Luka Criscuolo,
those responsible for brand Etikology,
were responsible for bringing us
closer to Fashion Revolution Day.
An international initiative that every
April 24 commemorates the disaster
of Plaza Rana in Bangladesh in 2013
that caused the death of 1,133 people
and 2,500 injured
people who worked
inside a factory in
subhuman conditions
for well-known fashion
brands. Providing with
this act, not only a
support but enough
argumentation to get
into the movement currently unavoidable
and inevitable that is Slow Fashion, a
concept that encompasses currents
of sustainable fashion, eco, green, and
ethics.
And the result with the support of the
Ministry of Industry and local institutions
was: one of the catwalks with the most
international exposure dedicated to
sustainable and handcrafted fashion but
this time with the Made in Ibiza label.
which include brands such as Etikology,
Monika Maxim Ibiza, Trinidades Ibiza,
Estrivancus, K Kose-kose privé, Tanit
Jeans Ibiza, La Brisa Ibiza, Ángela Martí
and Belén Boheme.
Nadège Seguín y Luka Criscuolo actuales
responsables de marca Etikology fueron
los responsables de acercarnos a
Fashion Revolution Day. Una iniciativa
a nivel internacional que cada 24 de
abril conmemora el desastre de Plaza
Rana en Bangladesh en el año 2013 que
provocó la muerte de
1.133 personas y 2.500
heridos que trabajaban
en el interior de una
fábrica en condiciones
infrahumanas para
conocidas marcas de
moda. Propiciando con
este acto, no solo un
soporte sino argumentación suficiente
para adentrarnos en el movimiento
actualmente ineludible e inevitable
que es el Slow Fashion, concepto que
engloba corrientes de moda sostenible,
eco, verde, y ética.
Y el resultado con el apoyo de la
Conselleria de Industria e instituciones
locales fue: una de las pasarelas con más
proyección internacional dedicada a la
moda sostenible y artesanal pero esta
vez con sello Made in Ibiza. de la que
forman parte marcas como: Etikology,
Monika Maxim Ibiza, Trinidades Ibiza,
Estrivancus, K de Kose-kose privé, Tanit
Jeans Ibiza, La Brisa Ibiza, Ángela Martí
y Belén Boheme.
SLOW FASHION: SUSTAINABLE,
ECO, GREEN & ETHICS
SLOW FASHION: SOSTENIBLE
ECO, VERDE Y ÉTICA
Design byTanit Jeans Ibiza
Design byTanit Jeans Ibiza
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