Ifema is reorganising its fashion and footwear trade shows. Momad will be the new name of a global sector event which will bring together Momad Metropolis and Momad Shoes into a unified whole.

The menswear show will highlight eight of the most interesting Portuguese fashion labels for its 95th edition, while still featuring projects with Korean, Japanese and Scandinavian brands.

The UBM-run women’s accessories trade show is returning to the Big Apple in January 2019 as part of the NY Women’s market. 

Bread & Butter founder Karl-Heinz Müller has cancelled his new trade fair format, L.O.C.K, just a few days after announcing its creation.

The Outdoor Retailer Winter Market trade show will set up shop early in Denver, Colorado from November 8 through 11, featuring over 500 exhibitors. 

The co-founder of the Bread & Butter show will be back on the Berlin show scene in 2019 with a new event, LOCK, spawned from a section of B&B whose market positioning it will replicate.

The International Apparel and Textile Fair (IATF), the industry's biggest showcase platform in the MENA region, will be held at Dubai World Trade Centre from November 12-14, 2018.

China's top textile/apparel trade shows took a gamble when they chose to bring their dates forward for a better fit with the international fashion buyers’ calendar.

From February 4th through 5th, 2019, Las Vegas will welcome the first edition of Kid's Hub Las Vegas by Playtime, the new trade fair from the organizers of Playtime Paris, New York and Tokyo. 

The trade show will return to Miami, Florida in 2019 with an expanded format, after receiving a $2 million investment from JP Communications and the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Textile and Apparel.

The show organiser has taken full control of FieraDigitale, which runs its e-Pitti virtual show, and is keen to multiply its digital initiatives, focusing also on the e-P Summit forum.

The Italian menswear trade show has chosen Glenn Martens' Y/Project as the guest of honour for its next January edition. The label will therefore be showing in Florence this season, and not its hometown Paris.

Denim trade show Kingpins will be kicking off its next edition with a transformers summit on 23 October, followed by the Kingpins Amsterdam show on 24 and 25 October, highlighting the latest denim innovations.

Emerging women's footwear label Iscream stepped into the market at the autumn session of the Première Classe trade show in Paris, looking to inject some fun into the high-end shoes segment.

The Berlin edition of the event dedicated to childrenswear, launched in July 2017 by Playtime Paris organiser Picaflor, did not meet with the expected success and has been discontinued.