As Ibiza continues to establish itself as a hub for contemporary culture beyond the beach, Cardinal and Particular joined forces to host an off-site fashion &amp; lifestyle collaboration during CAN Art Week

A dynamic fashion pop-up celebrating a curated selection of local and international designers from around the globe. From June 23rd to 30th, the island welcomed a fresh intersection of fashion, art, and publishing, brought to life through an inspired and elegantly disruptive installation.
Held in the heart of Ibiza at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/particular.ibiza/">House of Particular</a>, adjacent to <a href="https://www.instagram.com/casajondal/">Casa Jondal</a>, the event served as both a conceptual boutique and cultural gathering space. The lineup featured a refined selection of fashion labels pushing boundaries across continents, creating a dialogue between cities and sensibilities. From the cosmopolitan sophistication of Adrian Cashmere and Priscavera (both hailing from New York), to the subversive romanticism of Vaillant (Paris), and the vibrant, sculptural accessories of La Manso (Barcelona), the showcase offered a glimpse into the present and future of contemporary style.
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/jackjanniello/">Jacopo Janniello</a>, Creative Director of House of Particular, explains: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s part of the idea behind Particular to bring forward unexpected initiatives with fresh perspectives.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Ibiza is ready for a more progressive fashion conversation &mdash; one that mirrors different energy and diversity you'd find in a city,&rdquo; explains <a href="https://www.instagram.com/soniacardinal/">Sonia Cardinal</a>, curator of the project.

Latin America also had a strong presence in the curation. Mexico&rsquo;s Avec Joyeria, Perfume Studio, and Sophie Simone Design brought their singular blend of craftsmanship and concept, offering pieces that felt equally at home in a gallery as they did in a wardrobe. Miami-based swimwear brand Crasqi and Ibiza's own Neteru further grounded the collection in the warm pulse of coastal culture-luxurious, sun-soaked and quietly radical.
The installation was punctuated by the presence of artwork from Dark Green Studios, showcasing original works by the legendary New York street artist Chris &ldquo;DAZE&rdquo; Ellis. Known for his roots in the 1980s subway art scene, DAZE work - raw, expressive, and deeply urban- offered a counterbalance to the clean lines and refined textures of the fashion brands on display.

Adding a literary dimension to the week&rsquo;s programming, the event also hosted a special book signing in collaboration with IDEA Books. The spotlight was on Oriol Maspons, one of Spain&rsquo;s most influential post-war photographers. The occasion was marked by the presence of Emma Salahi, author and producer, who engaged with attendees in an intimate conversation about the legacy of Maspons&rsquo; work and its place in the canon of Iberian visual culture.
The Cardinal x Particular pop-up exemplified what Ibiza does best when given the chance: blur the lines between disciplines, bring the global into conversation with the local and create ephemeral moments that resonate far beyond the island. As CAN Art Week continues to grow, this thoughtful and bold collaboration has set a new bar for what cultural programming can look like in Ibiza - elegant yet bold, unconventional yet belonging.

Particular x Cardinal Collaboration: Fashion & Art During CAN Art Week in Ibiza

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