MICAM Milano 102: discovering the new layout
The International Footwear Fair, scheduled to take place from 13 to 15 September 2026 at FieraMilano Rho, welcomes trade visitors with a new, more fluid and functional layout.
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Looking ahead to the 15-17 September 2024 appointment at Fiera Milano (Rho), the International Shoe Exhibition presents a preview of the new Trend Book developed in collaboration with Livetrend.
July 2024
Heirloom
Inspired by retro and rural aesthetics, this trend promotes the use of natural materials such as raffia and suede, enhancing handcrafted details such as fringes and heels in natural materials. A mix of authenticity and rustic elegance, with a strong link to cultural and community heritage.
Avant-Garde
It mixes sporty and preppy styles with bold creativity, using unexpected materials and bold colour-blocking. Key details include retro perforations and shiny finishes, creating dynamic and innovative shoes that stand out for their unique and wearable style.
Empathy
It embodies a sensual and intimate allure, ranging from minimalism to maximalism. Focus on delicate materials and rich textures, with details such as draping, scrunchy effects and lace-up elements. A fusion of comfort and sophistication, it invites you to connect with your senses and embrace the beauty of imperfections.
Preservation
It combines innovation and biotechnology, projecting a futuristic and elegant aesthetic. Featuring innovative and sustainable materials, this trend emphasises functionality and longevity with a utility aesthetic. Preservation combines form and function, offering a vision in which fashion and technology converge to create enduring and sustainable styles.
The International Footwear Fair, scheduled to take place from 13 to 15 September 2026 at FieraMilano Rho, welcomes trade visitors with a new, more fluid and functional layout.
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