The Ana Locking eyewear collection is an exciting collaboration between Spanish frame manufacturer YODEL INTERNACIONAL S.L. and sophisticated designer Ana Locking, which uniquely combines fashion and optics. With bright colors and bold shapes, the collection offers a variety of styles that reflect her fashion sense. In addition, being a limited edition, each pair of frames is exclusive.

If you are looking for style and originality in your optical frames, the Ana Locking collection is the perfect choice.

Ana Locking is a ready-to-wear brand founded in Madrid in 2008.

Anna's love for fashion was evident at an early age, and she trained as a fashion designer, growing up among patterns and fabrics in her mother's sewing workshop. All this influenced her further development and expertise in the field of fashion. Ana Locking focused her higher education on fine arts, studying at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, where she continued to develop her visual understanding of the world and her passion for beauty and artistic expression. Her determination and passion for fashion and art reinforced her belief in the importance of equal opportunities in the form of determination and hard work to achieve dream projects.

This universal and eternal idea of ​​taking risks, solving new creative challenges, being committed to the social and cultural environment in which she lives, and fighting to make her dreams come true is what Ana associates herself with and defines her entire life experience.

In 2020, Ana Locking was awarded the National Fashion Prize by the Spanish Ministry of Culture and Sports: "For the union of fashion design and the public pulse, the connection with contemporary artistic movements and practices."

The Ana Locking brand is defined by the way Ana transforms any of her interests into fashion, transforming her collections into motivations to tell stories that go beyond the aesthetic.

The creative process is a fusion of artisanal elements with experimentation, conceptual ideas and a keen eye for detail, always with a sense of practicality. The concept of each collection is a manifestation of the inspiration that Ana Locking draws from her vision of contemporary art, youth culture and personal experiences from her life.

Ana Locking has played a major role in the resurgence of Spanish fashion in recent years.

Having received the award for best designer at MBFWM (Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid) for her first collection, she has established herself as one of the most sought-after talents in Spanish design. Ana Locking has twice won the L'Oréal Paris Award for Best Collection at MBFWM, the Marie Claire Grand Prix for National Designer of the Year, the Cosmopolitan FFF Award for Best National Designer of the Year, and most recently was awarded the National Fashion Award 20.

In addition to her work as a fashion designer, Ana Locking continues to delve into the world of art, collaborating with various cultural institutions and artistic organizations at a national and international level through exhibitions, installations, video art, photography, seminars, conferences and workshops. Ana Locking has collaborated with the following institutions: MNCARS (Reina Sofía National Museum of Art); MUSAC (Castilla-León Museum of Contemporary Art) IVAM (Valencia Institute of Contemporary Art) DA2 (Salamanca Museum of Contemporary Art); Costume Museum, Madrid; Casa de las Americas in Madrid; Canal Isabella II in Madrid; INJUVE (Instituto de Juventud de Madrid) La Fábrica Gallery in Madrid, Public Library in New York and others.

Ana not only strives to continue developing her creative potential in the world of art and fashion; Since 2011 she has also shared her knowledge with aspiring fashion designers, working as a professor at the Higher Center of Fashion Design in Madrid (CSDMM) of the Polytechnic University of Madrid.

Recently, Ana has faced new creative challenges, this time as an exhibition curator, and this first exhibition resonates with this: "FIRETALKWITHME. "Rethinking the way fashion is perceived, transmitted and communicated" for the exhibition space CentroCentro, Cibeles Palace of the Madrid City Council.