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The BRICS+ Fashion Summit has wrapped up in Moscow – the largest fashion business forum of fast-growing economies.

The BRICS+ Fashion Summit was held in Moscow from September 28 to 30. It brought together experts from Russia and more than 60 other countries, including Belarus, Kazakhstan, Brazil, China, Mexico, India, Malaysia, and others.

On the second day of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit, held in Moscow from September 28 to 30, structural shifts in the fashion industry and mechanisms driving its development took center stage.

The Russian fashion market has seen significant growth in local brands over the past three to four years, but the next stage will require systematic business development, scaling, and expansion into international markets.

The share of domestically produced light industry goods in the Russian market has reached 45%, nearing the 50% target set out in the Russian Light Industry Development Strategy through 2035, Russian Minister of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov said on September 29 at the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow

The traditional fashion hierarchy, in which trends were shaped by glossy magazine editors, designers, and museum curators, is changing under the influence of social media, user-generated content, and e-commerce.

Fashion is increasingly seeking a place in the investment portfolios of major funds, yet evaluating fashion projects remains a challenging task due to the cyclical nature of trends, reputational risks, and non-standard KPIs.

Цифровизация, искусственный интеллект, автоматизация и работа с большими массивами данных уже меняют производственные процессы в fashion-индустрии.

Artificial intelligence is making deeper inroads into the fashion industry – from sketch generation to trend forecasting.

The first day of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit 2026, taking place in Moscow from September 28 to 30, focused on technological, economic and cultural changes in the global fashion industry.

Consumers are increasingly moving away from the linear “See It, Want It, Buy It” path

The BRICS+ Fashion Summit has started in Moscow

The official website has published the business program for the international BRICS+ Fashion Summit, which will take place in Moscow from September 28 to 30 at Zaryadye Concert Hall

As part of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit, which will take place on September 28–30 at the Zaryadye Concert Hall, the Khokhloma brand will present contemporary collections and traditional wooden tableware at the “Khokhloma × Russian Designers” exhibition

Ahead of BRICS+ Fashion Summit, fashion industry representatives from China, the United States, Egypt, Ecuador and Botswana shared their views on the prospects for brands from BRICS+ countries in the global market.

Ahead of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit, leading industry representatives from China, Türkiye, Costa Rica and Papua New Guinea shared their views on the challenges facing both global players and independent brands in different parts of the world.

Around 15 international brands will showcase their collections at the seventh edition of Moscow Fashion Week, Deputy Mayor Natalia Sergunina announced. The event is set to take place at the Central Exhibition Hall ⁠'Manege' from September 26 to October 1.

The international platform will bring together industry leaders to discuss technologies, market trends, and new growth strategies.

The third day of the annual international BRICS+ Fashion Summit featured an extensive program of 12 specialized sessions, addressing critical industry topics including the fashion economy, educational initiatives and workforce development, digitalization trends, and textile innovation

On August 29 in Moscow, the second day of the international BRICS+ Fashion Summit delivered a compelling program running till August 30

Russian designers have gained new opportunities to expand their professional networks and showcase their work to a global audience, while international experts have found space to negotiate fresh projects and exchange experience with colleagues

One of the central topics of discussion at the ongoing BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow focused on finding the optimal balance between openness to international players and protecting domestic brand interests

The international BRICS+ Fashion Summit kicked off in Moscow, running from August 28 to 30

Fashion has emerged as a powerful driver of economic growth, driving not only traditional industries such as textile manufacturing and logistics but also advanced digital technologies and the creative economy

Guests can look forward to runway shows featuring collections by international designers, a business program, and an exhibition of traditional costumes at the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow

The BRICS+ Fashion Summit will take place at Moscow’s Zaryadye Concert Hall from August 28 to 30

The BRICS+ Fashion Summit has announced that applications are now open for the international Fashion Intensive Course, taking place from August 28 to September 2 in Moscow.

It is a festival-installation that combines fashion, cinema, and video art. It features a selection of striking short films from around the world that portray cultural diversity and offer fresh perspectives on fashion

The Summit aims to establish new, sustainable mechanisms to foster collaboration, improve manufacture, facilitate talent mobility and expand market access between countries.

The BRICS+ Fashion Summit took place in Moscow at the Concert Hall ‘Zaryadye’ and garnered more than 4 million views online, with 20,000 visitors checking out the Summit in person. Participants and guests of the event included the heads of fashion associations, designers, the heads and lecturers of educational institutions, and other experts from more than 100 countries.

Delegates of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit had a unique opportunity to experience humanity's achievements in space exploration during their visit to the Cosmonautics and Aviation Center at VDNH in Moscow.

A Memorandum to establish the BRICS International Fashion Federation was signed during the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow. The announcement was made by Natalya Sergunina, Deputy Moscow Mayor.

Representatives from over 100 countries are participating in the Summit.

The second international BRICS+ Fashion Summit is currently underway in Moscow, running from October 3 to 5. On the second day of the event, 14 sessions and a series of TED talks took place.

The international BRICS+ Fashion Summit commenced in Moscow on October 3, running through October 5. The opening day featured a robust Business program attended by heads of fashion associations from diverse countries, including Guatemala, Egypt, China, and South Africa.

The International Exhibition ‘Heritage’ is open from October 3 to 5 in Concert Hall ‘Zaryadye’ as part of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit. This large-scale event showcases the impact of national and cultural heritage from BRICS nations, as well as emerging countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, on contemporary fashion design, highlighting the global trend of incorporating national codes into the fashion industry.

The BRICS+ Fashion Summit is set to take center stage in Concert Hall ‘Zaryadye’ from October 3 to 5. This year's event promises to be bigger than ever, with representatives from over 100 countries confirming their attendance – a remarkable increase from last year.

Fashion Intensive Course awaits designers, students, entrepreneurs, and marketing experts looking to enhance their skills and expand their professional network in the dynamic world of fashion.

BRICS+ Fashion Summit is set to take place in Moscow from October 3 to 5 at the Zaryadye Moscow Concert Hall. The Summit's highlights will be the Business program and the Fashion Intensive Course.

Following the agreements reached at the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow, Moscow Fashion Week has forged partnerships with international Fashion Weeks.

The Russian modest fashion brand MEASURE, a regular participant of Moscow Fashion Week, will take part in Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI in India. This event runs from March 13th to 17th in Mumbai and has a 25-year history.

The Summit encompassed various activities such as discussions, runway shows, workshops, lectures, and a special exhibition.

Applications for the third edition of World Fashion Shorts are now open. The fashion short film festival will take place in autumn as part of Moscow Fashion Week. Designers, brand representatives, directors, curators, and film festival representatives from around the globe can submit their applications on the official website wfs.fashionsummit.org until August 15th. All submissions will be reviewed by the expert council.

The highly anticipated BRICS+ Fashion Summit is set to take place in Moscow with representatives from over 80 countries. This premier international event, happening in October alongside Moscow Fashion Week, was officially revealed by Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin on his VK account.

Day 2 of BRICS+ Fashion Summit started with a new business program track. The Entrepreneurship track encompassed 11 panel discussions, 1 plenary session, and 3 TED talks. Lectures by fashion experts took place in the Grand, Chamber, and Open Halls of the Moscow Concert Hall Zaryadye. All the sessions were recorded and can be watched at the official website of the event

On the last day of BRICS+ Fashion Summit, all the key events took place in the Parking Gallery of Zaryadye Park. Designers and buyers once again met for matchmaking in the B2B showroom, whereas the participants of the fashion intensive course attended its final lectures. Day 5 hosted the fashion shows by Batakovic Belgrade – a Serbian brand of modern classics, and Lucas Leão – a designer from Brazil. All the streams from the shows have been recorded and can be watched at the official community of the event in VKontakte.

On Day 4 (December 1), in the Parking Gallery of Zaryadye Park, the fashion intensive course lectures, the B2B showroom, the last session of the business program, and two catwalk shows by AL•DRI•E (Indonesia) and Hany El Behairy Haute Couture (Egypt) took place. The third show was arranged by one of the most remarkable couturiers from South Africa – David Tlale.

On Day 3 (30 November) of BRICS+ Fashion Summit the visitors were presented some new designers. Kunjina, an emerging brand from Ethiopia, showcased its collection to participants and guests of the Summit at the catwalk in the Parking Gallery in Zaryadye Park. The second show took place in the Pashkov House, listed as a cultural heritage site. There, several designers from India had a joint show, namely riteshkumar; KHANIJO; Naushad Ali; Shruti Sancheti.

Day 3 of BRICS+ Fashion Summit encompassed 9 panel discussions, 1 plenary session, and 2 TED talks with speakers from India. Lectures by fashion experts took place in the Chamber and Open Halls of the Moscow Concert Hall Zaryadye.

The International BRICS+ Fashion Summit kicked off in Moscow. It will take place from November 28 to December 2. The Summit opened with the business program with the participation of the key officials of the fashion industry from BRICS countries, Latin America, and Middle East. The guests attended the catwalk shows by Sadaels (Argentina).

The International BRICS+ Fashion Summit kicked off in Moscow. It will take place from November 28 to December 2. The Summit opened with the business program with the participation of the key officials of the fashion industry from BRICS countries, Latin America, and Middle East. The guests attended the catwalk shows by Sadaels (Argentina).

BRICS+ Fashion Summit keeps extending and is happy to announce some additional events included into the agenda that will be interesting to all the fashion enthusiasts. On 28 November through 2 December, guests of the Summit are invited to take part in lectures, special shows, workshops, fashion stores, and a sustainable exhibition.

On 28 November through 2 December, 130 fashion brands from 20 countries will display their collections in B2B showroom opened in Parking Gallery of Zaryadye Park. Buyers from China, India, Malaysia, and other countries have informed the organizers they are going to come.

During BRICS+ Fashion Summit, scheduled for 28 November through 2 December, designers from twelve countries, including Russia, will present their collections at the catwalks.

We proudly present you World Fashion Shorts, a special movie event at BRICS + Fashion Summit. World Fashion Shorts will take place on 30 November in the multimedia room of Artplay Centre (Nizhnyaya Syromyatnicheskaya Street 10, Building 2).

Delegations from 60 countries will take part in the event.

For the first time ever, the capital of Russia will become a venue for an international fashion intensive course within BRICS+ Fashion Summit – ‘Fashion industry going global. Starting locally to get a successful global brand.’

BRICS+ Fashion Summit will take place in Moscow on November 28 through December 2, under the auspices of Moscow Fashion Week.