Hi, I’m Pablo Gens Abujas.
I was born in 1982 in Cartagena (Murcia). After completing my studies at the School of Arts in Murcia, I moved to Madrid in 1999, where I graduated in fashion design and pattern making at Goymar School. During that time, I combined my education with collaborations alongside Spanish designers such as Pilar Peña and Santiago Bandrés, while also exploring other artistic disciplines like video art, performance, and graphic design—mainly through the production and direction of conceptual nightlife events in Madrid.
Starting in 2004, I began working in television as a tailor and wardrobe assistant on series such as Amar en tiempos revueltos and La república; TV movies like La duquesa de Alba and Hoy quiero confesar; and feature films including Deseos and Para Elisa. I also handled costume design for children’s musicals like Hoy es mi cumple, I Love You, and Kung-Fu Chándal, and collaborated on numerous commercials as a stylist and wardrobe assistant.
From 2011 to 2015, I worked as a teacher of pattern making and garment construction, while simultaneously developing freelance costume design projects for theatre and advertising. During this period, I also directed fashion shows for retail brands, managing the entire event production. In 2011, I launched my own clothing brand, Kreativakollective, which I ran until 2015, when I sold my share to my business partner.
Since 2017, I’ve been working as a stylist for advertising campaigns, leading wardrobe design for brands such as Zespri, Banco Santander, and El Corte Inglés. I also collaborate as a personal stylist for actress Ana Morgade at various events.
In film, I have worked in the wardrobe department of the Netflix series Once Upon a Time… But Not Anymore, alongside Fernando García, and served as on-set tailor for The Snow Girl, managing wardrobe continuity and assisting the cast.
Over time, my interest in sustainability led me to train in this field within the audiovisual industry. I completed a specialized course taught by Mrs. Greenfilm at Makkers School and attended the second Green Seal conference hosted by the Spanish Film Academy in Madrid.
Sustainability and environmental care have always been core values for me. Since discovering this emerging department within film and media, I didn’t hesitate to integrate it into my professional practice in wardrobe.
Currently, I focus most of my work on audiovisual projects—both in advertising and film—mainly as a wardrobe assistant, a role in which I feel especially comfortable and where I can contribute most effectively. At the same time, I also take on tailoring projects and garment customization using vinyl and DTF printing techniques.
