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Post show report of the 46th International exhibition of women’s, men’s and kid’s clothing for outdoor, casual, business, special occasion, home and holiday season CPM - COLLECTION PREMIERE MOSCOW (Autumn)
The 46th International exhibition of women’s, men’s and kid’s clothing for outdoor, casual, business, special occasion, home and holiday season CPM - COLLECTION PREMIERE MOSCOW (Autumn) was held September 1 through 4 at Crocus Expo.
The event featured four days of exhibition showcases and runway presentations unveiling the Spring/Summer 2027 collections bringing together 800 clothing and accessories brands from 20 countries. The procurement session was marked by strong retailer interest, a packed schedule of business meetings and an atmosphere of collaboration, with market players joining forces to find effective solutions for the evolving fashion business.
The exhibition was officially opened by Alexander Shaynikov, CEO of CPM organiser Expo Fusion; Marisa Pizziolo, COO and Marketing Director of the Ente Moda Italia Association; and Mustafa Paşahan, President of the Istanbul Apparel Exporters’ Association (İHKİB). The opening ceremony also featured special guest Alexander Anatolyevich Belonogov, host of the Russian television project Big Fashionable Sentence and a legendary figure of Russian MTV.
One of the season’s highlights was the debut of EDEM COUTURE, which presented its new prêt-àporter line at CPM with its own stand and runway show. The relaunch of the premium segment of the Russian CPM prime showcase also featured DIVNO, JACOTE FASHION KNIT FAMILY, AND THE BRAND, RADICAL CHIC and LUMIERE MAGIQUE.The organisers also presented a dedicated menswear corner as part of the CPM designerpool project, combined with a themed trend zone featuring LESIA LISUN, 21DOT12, LONG RIVER, USHIRO and MORTININI. Both special projects were held with the support of the annual RBC Fashion Review initiative.
Among the most prominent participants in the exhibition were brands from Russia — including ALEXANDER BOGDANOV, FIRST IN SPACE, HASS and others; Belarus — BALUNOVA, COMINTERN, NELVA and others; Uzbekistan — GUZAR; Italy — BRACCIALINI, ELISA CAVALETTI, VALENTINO and others; and Türkiye — CLIMBER, ENRICO CERINI, KETROY and others. Collections from numerous brands illustrated the key trends for the upcoming season across five trend zones created in partnership with French trend forecasting agency CARLIN and REAL PROFIT GROUP: Lattitude (womenswear), Sequel (menswear), Joy (lingerie and beachwear), Deep Real (functional fashion), and Retail (retail equipment and services for stores and retail spaces).
The exhibition’s traditional highlight was its runway programme. New collections were presented on the CPM Fashion Stage by brands featured in the menswear corner, CATERINA GROUP, as well as TORRIS, DARIO BELTRAN, TRUVOR, LEVELPRO and NIADA STUDIO. The programme also featured Chinese companies ATTANCO, CHUANGDIAN GARMENT, E TOUCH, EALL.CZ, MANDRO and STK, alongside Turkish participants ENRICO CERINI, NCS, KENBEY, MCR, NAGRADA, DISHE and DOLCHEZZA.
The Russian Fashion Retail Forum (RFRF) programme featured 80 business sessions across five streams, including expert discussions Dreams Dialogue, retail case-study sessions Workshop and closed-door Board roundtables. Experts and leading fashion industry players discussed the new realities shaping the market and explored new approaches to business development.Key topics included cross-industry collaboration as a business growth strategy, premium product positioning and sales, and education and career strategies for 2027. The programme also focused on practical tools for managing and developing offline retail and e-commerce, building effective assortment matrices and improving customer service. Participants also explored brand relaunch strategies, startup development amid market transformation, and cooperation between retailers and shopping centres.
Another important focus of the exhibition was the role of educational institutions within the CPM school special project. The showcase featured fashion schools and educational institutions including the Institutes of Design, Arts and Technologies of the Textile and Light Industry at Kosygin University, Ivanovo Polytechnic University, Moscow Art and Industry Institute, and the British Higher School of Art and Design. Exhibition visitors had the opportunity to learn more about educational programmes and professional competitions at the new RFRF Skills business venue. The programme also featured practical workshops on the commercial adaptation of trends, methods for verifying the authenticity of leather and fur products, working with national cultural codes and other industry-specific topics.
See you at Crocus Expo!
- 11.09.2026
