
The Monte-Carlo Fashion Week 2026, the official fashion event of the Principality of Monaco, returns from April 14 to April 18, 2026 with a dynamic program focused on fashion, innovation and sustainability.
This year’s edition confirms its role as a global platform for ethical, conscious and innovative fashion.
Federica Nardoni Spinetta, President of the Chambre Monégasque de la Mode, stated:
“This edition represents a key moment to promote a more responsible fashion industry, combining aesthetics, innovation and ethical values.”
The official opening will take place on April 14 at the Mairie de Monaco, with a speech by Mayor Georges Marsan, followed by the prestigious “Cocktail Monaco Woman”, a key networking event for the international fashion community.
On April 15, the spotlight will be on fashion shows at the Yacht Club de Monaco, featuring international designers and brands.
Highlights include:
The Made in Italy Day will showcase designer Isabel Fargnoli, celebrating the strong connection between Italy and Monaco.
In the evening, the highly anticipated GENNY fashion show will take place, followed by an exclusive cocktail event.
On April 16, the Yacht Club de Monaco will host a series of talks and conferences addressing key industry challenges.
In collaboration with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, a panel discussion will focus on:
Featured speakers include:
A highlight will be the Face to Face with Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio (Ray-Ban, EssilorLuxottica), focused on innovation, inclusion and responsible creativity.
This will be followed by the Fashion’s Next Chapter conference with Alessandro Binello, CEO of Quadrivio Group.
The Fashion Hub at Marius Monaco will host:
Participating brands include Crida Milano, Di Iorio, Baiah, Yasmina Al Jaramani.
On April 17, key highlights include:
The evening will honor leading figures in fashion for their innovation, sustainability and ethical vision, including the prestigious Positive Change Award.
The event concludes on April 18 at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco with runway shows by:
The closing show will feature rising British designer Macy Grimshaw, a graduate of Central Saint Martins, already worn by international celebrities.
The Monte-Carlo Fashion Week 2026 confirms its status as a global hub for contemporary fashion, combining:
