Flamenco fashion from Málaga will be showcased at the FIMAF runway in February.

And that makes ten. FIMAF, the Malaga Flamenco Fashion Show, celebrates a decade. It will be celebrated on the upcoming 14th and 15th of February with ... a new edition at the Automobile and Fashion Museum, which will be presented at the International Tourism Fair, FITUR 2026, on January 23rd.

Additionally, as a prelude to the event, on February 5th, the Only You Málaga Hotel will host a live performance at seven in the evening by designer José Perea, who has created a live design as a tribute to the craft and creation.

FIMAF will once again pay special attention to emerging talents with the celebration of the New Flamenco Airs 2026 contest, which will feature the participation of 31 designers from various parts of the province of Málaga and Andalusia, in addition to the parade of the 2025 edition winner, Pedro López.

Moreover, the program also includes the New Faces fashion show, featuring young model students from the Nuevamoda School, styled by María José Perujo.

Presentation at La Coracha

The presentation of the tenth edition of FIMAF was held this Thursday at MUCAC La Coracha, in an event attended by the regional delegate of Tourism, Culture and Sport of the Junta in Málaga, Carlos García, the councilor for Commerce, Public Roads, Promotion of Business Activity and Strategic Public Procurement, Elisa Pérez de Siles, and the director of the event, María José González.

Pérez de Siles emphasized that fashion is a wealth and employment generator that has the cross-sectional support of municipal areas, with actions such as support for young creators, aid to entrepreneurs channeled through IMFE and Promálaga, collaboration with fashion events of national and international projection featuring designers and creators from Málaga. "Our municipal commitment is maximum collaboration and constant support to designers, artisans, and creators from the Malaga fashion world, an industry that generates wealth and employment and that we must take very seriously. In our city, there is a lot of talent, a lot of creativity, and great work is being done that will always have the support of the City Council of Málaga," the councilor stressed.

During the presentation, the regional delegate of the Junta de Andalucía in Málaga highlighted the importance of supporting consolidated initiatives like FIMAF, which over its ten years of history have significantly contributed to the promotion of Andalusian culture, tourism, and the creative economy. He also noted that events like this international flamenco fashion fair generate a positive impact on the destination.

Ten Years of Trajectory

The origins of FIMAF date back to 2010 in Marbella, under the name Marbella Flamenca, but the project evolved into the current cultural and fashion event.