Dwarmis made its official New York Fashion Week debut on September 12 with the Spring/Summer 2026 collection, Cuerpo, presented at Cristina Grajales Gallery. Designer Dwarmis Concepción brought a sculptural, body-conscious vision to the gallery, framing each garment as both art and experience.
Cuerpo explored the body in motion, with curved seams tracing ribs and obliques, bias drapes hugging then releasing, and translucent layers capturing the rhythm of breath. Every piece functioned as an extension of the wearer, blending intimacy and strength with fluid movement.
The collection’s palette drew from mineral-inspired hues — blush, miel, sea glass, sage, and powder sky — softened by optic white and anchored with onyx. Ink black accents sharpened trims and closures, reinforcing clarity across the silhouettes. Utility appeared as soft armor: garments were engineered to sculpt motion and hold emotion, balancing transparency with controlled structure.
Produced in New York City, Cuerpo channels Concepción’s Dominican heritage while absorbing the energy of her adopted city. Since launching Dwarmis in 2021, she has cultivated a duality in the brand’s DNA, uniting precision and ease, imperfection and form.
With this debut, Dwarmis positions itself as a label for women seeking individuality and elegance through designs conceived as extensions of the self.
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