Fashion Link Milano: from 21 February, Fiera Milano becomes the centre of the fashion world
One ticket, seven events, one shared vision: Fashion Link Milano is redrawing the map of the international trade fair business, bringing footwear, leather goods, fashion and much more under one roof.
Fairs news
February 2026
There comes a time when coordination ceases to be a good idea and becomes a necessity. Fashion Link Milano seems to have been born at precisely that moment.
From 21 February, Fiera Milano Rho becomes the beating heart of international fashion: an integrated ecosystem that brings together five leading events — MICAM Milano and MIPEL, Milano Fashion & Jewels, Sì Sposaitalia Collezioni, The One Milano — for a total of 1,777 brands, 45% of which come from abroad. Buyers from Germany, Japan, the USA, India, the United Arab Emirates and beyond: not just a trade fair, but a geography of business.
From September 2026, Lineapelle and Simac Tanning Tech will also join the project, bringing the number of events involved to seven. A clear signal: Fashion Link Milano wants to connect not only finished products, but the entire supply chain — from leather to machinery, from tanning technology to shoes on the shelf and bags in the shop window.
Among the many new features is the new layout of Hall 5: ‘We have worked, and will continue to do so in future editions, to help buyers discover new products and calibrate their future commercial offerings through fluid, intuitive and immersive itineraries,’ say Giovanna Ceolini and Claudia Sequi, referring to MICAM and MIPEL.
Within this huge event, there are also the Mipel Factory and Micam Academy areas, organised by Arsutoria, where visitors and students will experience a real production environment for the first time.
Thanks to Fashion Link Milano, the strategic role of already established and appreciated trade fairs is thus strengthened, offering the community of international operators and buyers a hub capable of maximising opportunities and generating new style stories, a real platform for meaningful connections destined to evolve alongside the sector.
An entire supply chain, together again. More and more together. This is the added value that no slogan could summarise better than the facts. And the facts will be seen (for footwear and leather goods) from 22 to 24 February 2026.
Over 22,000 industry professionals have confirmed the strategic importance of the trade fair and its international leadership, whilst attention is already turning to the next event, scheduled for 23 to 25 February 2027.
Last September’s edition saw an increase in the number of exhibitors, partly due to two new venues in the Tortona District. There was also a rise in the number of international (14 per cent) and Italian (10 per cent) buyers, bringing the total to 9,000 industry professionals.
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