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    Project presented to the Museo del Traje

    The Spanish Ministry of Culture, through the Museo del Traje – Centre for Ethnological Heritage Research, invites design and fashion schools to submit exhibition projects for the 12th edition of Emerging Design Month, held in June 2026.

    Project presented to the Museo del Traje
    Student
    Cristina Beatriz Fernández, Alexandra Rosas, Fernando Treto and Samantha Sáez
    Course
    2nd year
    Subject
    Project
    Teaching
    Maria
    Qualification
    Fashion Design

    “La verdadera muerte es el olvido” (True death is being forgotten) is an Autumn–Winter collection that reflects on identity, life, death understood as oblivion, and memory. Identity is conceived as a process under constant construction, tied to the human need to leave a mark and endure over time. The proposal starts from life as a creative drive within an ephemeral context. Although death is presented as inevitable, it is oblivion that is framed as true disappearance. In response, memory is understood as a form of resistance that keeps the essence alive beyond physical absence.