Modesto Lomba and Paloma Suárez, protagonists of the collaboration between ESNE and Madrid es Moda

ESNE, University of Design and Technology, has collaborated for another year with Madrid is Fashion, an initiative organised by the Association of Fashion Designers of Spain (ACME) and framed within the Madrid Fashion Capital project of the Madrid City Council.A collaboration that, in its February 2023 edition, has taken the form of the organisation of two meetings between designers Modesto Lomba and Paloma Suárez and young talents in Fashion Communication studying at ESNE.During his conference at the University, Modesto Lomba explained how he started in the world of sewing, first as a child and later learning dressmaking as an apprentice in a tailor's shop. He also told the students of the Degree in Fashion Management and Communication of ESNE about the birth of his brand, with his partner, the architect Luis Devota, who was the one who marked the refined and minimalist lines of its origins. In addition, as president of ACME, he stressed the importance of the international level for Spanish fashion and the importance of promoting the work of the great Spanish designers abroad from within the country and the fundamental role played in this regard by the fashion media. Paloma Suárez returns to the University where she was trainedPaloma Suárez, an ESNE alumni who is triumphing abroad with her original and fresh fashion, explained in her conference her beginnings in the world of fashion when she was just a child painting trainers, her subsequent time at ESNE and how one day, out of the blue, she made an important leap into the international market thanks to a call from Beyonce's stylist, Zerina Ackers. Paloma Suárez confirmed that the only secret of her success lies in working and working, always with humility, leaving all the limelight to her garments, letting them speak for themselves.