Daniel Chong, De Flores y Floreros, Elena Morales, Pedro Palmas, and Mommy Loves participated in July’s edition of MOMAD, held at IFEMA Madrid from July 23rd to 25th. The International Fashion, Footwear, and Accessories Trade Show brought together over 200 brands to present their Spring/Summer 2027 collections to buyers and industry professionals. ACME members were present in the trade show’s new specialized spaces as well as in the area dedicated to swimwear and resortwear.
Daniel Chong was featured in Conscious Boutique, a space dedicated to projects focused on traceability, meticulous processes, and carefully selected materials. He showcased a look made up of a t-shirt and skirt, designed in Madrid and made in Portugal from organic cotton. The Book Holder Mini backpack is made entirely in Elche (Alicante), using 40% recycled plastic from PET bottles, 40% recycled cotton, 10% vegetable-tanned leather, and 10% other fibers. The design combines contemporary style, local manufacturing, and the use of recycled and responsibly sourced materials.
De Flores y Floreros participated in MOMAD’s trends area, a space designed to bring together brands with a defined product identity and showcase the event’s most outstanding proposals. The firm’s presence in this area acknowledges the unique character of its designs and coincides with a particularly significant year, as De Flores y Floreros celebrates its 15th anniversary, reaffirming its commitment to Spanish design, craftsmanship, and footwear.
Meanwhile, Elena Morales, Pedro Palmas, and Mommy Loves presented their collections as a representation of Canarias Islas de Moda. The three firms were part of the swimwear and resortwear area, a category that expanded its presence at this edition.
MOMAD took place during three days at Hall 5, IFEMA Madrid, featuring a trade show, runway presentations, and meets for industry professionals.
