Between September 11 and 15, IFEMA Madrid will become the premier showcase for industry professionals and curious visitors to explore and understand the latest trends. These days are essential, bringing together events such as Intergift, Madridjoya, Bisutex, and MOMAD, marking a high point of the year for the sector.
A perfect way to discover new products in jewelry, home decor, and fashion for the home as summer fades and preparations begin for staying ahead in the key retail moment that is the Christmas season.
Intergift (September 11-14)
The event will feature decor that blends touches from the past with contemporary innovations. Among the edition highlights are vintage and organic styles, sharing the spotlight with minimalist interiors and sophisticated, colorful spaces.
The Home & Deco area at Intergift will serve as a meeting point for top national home decor firms and a selection of international brands focused on homeware.
Visitors will see the latest trends in interior design, furniture, lighting, textiles, and home accessories. Split across a furniture and high-end decor section and a decorative items, candles, scents, and crafts area, attendees will encounter a varied offering represented by more than 300 brands, including Asitrade, Ixia Regal, J-Line by Jolipa, Taller de las Indias, Brucs, VP Interiorismo, Aromas del Campo, Cerería Molla, and Artesanía San José, among others. Source: IFEMA.
It will be a unique chance to spot sector trends such as printed textiles and vintage furniture, coexisting with serene tones like vanilla and off-white. There is much more: corner sofas, floral adornments, a commitment to materials like marble and oak, among other highlights. Source: IFEMA.
Bisutex (September 12-15)
Four hundred companies will present their autumn-winter collections at Bisutex. The event also features the Archi space with designs from more than 20 leading firms and Minis, dedicated to young companies with over 60 confirmed brands. Source: IFEMA.
This marks the opening of Spain’s most important jewelry and accessories trade show, and one of Europe’s most significant events. Professionals will explore the latest offerings in bags, sunglasses, fans, hats, scarves, and more, spanning from highly commercial to upcoming trendsetters that will soon fill the windows of major multi-brand retailers in Spain and beyond. Source: IFEMA.
New designs will stand out with bold pieces, statement necklaces, long earrings, structured bags, silk scarves, oversized sunglasses, and wide-brim hats. A broad palette of vibrant colors, animal prints, and refined, structured accessories will turn everyday items into extraordinary ones, showcased by brands like Aldazabal, Aranda Sombreros, Demiim, Boits, Be Sunset, Biba, Budhagi r, Brans jewelry of steel, Ex Novo Bijoux, Ma’Cuca, GS Urban / Valtico, among others. Source: IFEMA.
Madridjoya (September 12-15)
Madridjoya returns to IFEMA Madrid following recognition of Córdoba’s Jewelry School at its 30th anniversary, underscoring Madridjoya’s role in the jewelry sector as a major business hub, a promotional platform, and a meeting point for industry professionals and fashion trends. Source: IFEMA.
The event will also feature the winner of #MadridjoyaDesigners, a contest that rewards emerging talent by granting a stand in the Madridjoya Minis space. This creates a launching pad for new jewelry design, placing the winner among top professionals and interested visitors at IFEMA Madrid. Source: IFEMA.
The show will host collections from more than 260 national and international brands such as Bustinza joyas, Scala Gioilli e Figli, Azzoplata, Nosoloenplata, Argyor MRM, Time Force Europe, and Movado Group España, among others. The Image Forum will also take place, hosting talks by Alicia del Olmo of the Sustainable Jewelry Association with sessions on inclusive jewelry and eco-design in jewelry, plus a talk by Jesús Yanes on diamond grading and valuation in markets. Source: IFEMA.
MOMAD (September 13-15)
Even before its latest edition, MOMAD has shown strong appeal, with 92.9 percent of attendees from the previous event confirming they would return, ensuring a high volume of professionals and strong commercial outcomes for exhibiting brands. This is a hallmark of MOMAD, a show that has thrived since the late 1970s and is now an international reference for fashion professionals. Source: MOMAD.
Historically, the fair has showcased unseen collections, new brands, and fresh trends alongside programs of conferences, talks, and roundtables featuring top speakers. It remains essential for the industry and includes a robust fashion show component with more than 300 brands present. Source: MOMAD.
Attendees can also explore the Sustainable Experience area, highlighting fashion brands committed to sustainability based on environmental, social, and cultural criteria. Participants include Terko, CCILU, Maz Shoes, LizaraZu Handknitted, Organsk Jeans, Sa Terrana, Fouroz, Castell, Tartaruga, Hemper, Nomadic State of Mind, Linnoa Bags, Elemente Clemente, Watthandcrafted, and Ikikiz. Source: MOMAD.
Lastly, the winners of the MOMAD Talents by ISEM contest will be announced. Source: MOMAD.