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MODA celebrates Neighbourhood’s for AW20

Moda, the heart of the UK’s fashion industry, launched new Neighbourhood’s to build on the show’s strong sense of community. For its 2020 edition, to be held from the February 23-25, 2019 at the NEC Birmingham, Moda’s AW20 floorplan replaces sectors with neighbourhood’s, providing a space for each facet of the industry and hosting a line-up of micro-communities for the most exciting footwear, accessories, and womenswear labels alongside footwear suppliers and manufacturers from around the world.

Adam Gough, Event Director of Moda says: “When it came to brainstorming our 2020 theme and direction, the first thing that sprung to mind was community. With a new decade approaching, we wanted to bring our focus back to the faces behind the brands, collections, stores and build on their stories. The new neighbourhoods will reflect that community and our Moda manifesto which positions fashion as an outlet of self-expression and a sense of belonging a community of individuals collaborating, innovating and inspiring one another.”

The Moda Accessories Neighbourhood: Sitting alongside Moda Woman, Moda Accessories brings everything together with UK and international brands offering an option for every buyer.

The Moda Woman Neighbourhood: Moda Woman has become a key platform in the buying calendar, providing a hub for womenswear buyers and brands to meet, network and discover. The Moda Woman neighborhood will host everything from occasion-wear to everyday diffusion lines.

The Moda Footwear Neighbourhood: Hosting the largest line-up of men’s, women’s and children’s footwear collections in the UK, Moda Footwear is the place to meet some of the biggest names in the sector. Specialist footwear buyers and brands from the UK and around the world unite the industry at a must-attend meeting place, facilitating business and forging lasting relationships.

 
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