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About Acromatyx
ACROMATYX is a contemporary fashion brand born in Spain, exploring identity, duality and self-expression through a minimalist and conceptual aesthetic language. Its universe is built on oversize silhouettes, layering, deconstructed processes and a palette dominated by black — understood as a symbol of purity, strength and timelessness.
Throughout its trajectory, ACROMATYX has been recognized on prestigious international platforms, notably as the winner of the Guest Country Spain at Fashion Trust Arabia, an accolade that endorses its creative vision, aesthetic consistency, and global reach, as well as the 2024 Best Collection award from the Premios de la Academia de la Moda.
The brand has dressed influential artists and cultural figures, including Lady Gaga, Laura Ponte, regarded as the brand’s muse, and Samantha Hudson, reinforcing its connection to a bold, free and forward-thinking creative language.
ACROMATYX blurs the boundaries between gender, art and fashion, creating versatile pieces that transcend trends and adapt to the body and attitude of the wearer. Each collection is an exercise in experimentation, balance and visual storytelling, where the garment becomes a medium of expression rather than an end in itself.
The brand stands for conscious fashion, created with intention, time and coherence, and conceives every presentation as a sensory experience that connects aesthetics, music, space and emotion.
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Society insists on dividing us.
On drawing boundaries between the masculine and the feminine,
between what is expected and what is allowed.
Yet within every body, both forces coexist:
strength and delicacy,
reason and instinct,
protection and surrender.
This collection inhabits that in-between space.
A zone of tension and beauty where codes dissolve,
where masculinity becomes vulnerable
and femininity, untamed.
Fetishism emerges here as an aesthetic language.
A play of power and desire, of control and exposure,
where the skin speaks.
Body modification — tattoos, piercings, scars —
appears as a form of intimate art,
a silent declaration of identity.
Every mark on the skin is an act of resistance,
a gesture of reclaiming one’s own body,
a way of transforming pain into beauty
and making visible what was once hidden.
The body ceases to be a container
and becomes a canvas.