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Post Show Report Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn

Fri, 16 Oct 2026 16:30:53 +0300

31st�edition of the International Exhibition for the Children’s Industry
Mir Detstva 2026

36th�edition of the International Exhibition for Child and Junior Fashion
CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn

16�18 September 2026

Crocus Expo, Moscow, Russia

Mir Detstva 2026�and�CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn�took place at Crocus Expo from 16 to 18 September 2026.

Mir Detstva and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion have long become not just platforms for the presentation of new products, but real centres of industry expertise. It is the place to develop strategies and partnerships, and to have an exchange of experience between business and government. It is especially valuable that these events allow us to build a direct dialogue with the professional community, help us quickly receive feedback, and jointly find answers to current challenges.

In 2026, the Russian Society Znanie became the General Partner of Mir Detstva for the first time.

Ivan Kulikov, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of Russia, said in his welcome address, that�the professionalism of Russian manufacturers allows us to achieve impressive results. I would like to express my special gratitude to companies that not only retain their workforce and adapt to market changes, but also actively explore new niches, find alternative sales channels, and make a real contribution to this country\'s economy.

Dates:�16�18 September 2026

Venue:�Crocus Expo, Moscow��

Organised by�EXPOCENTRE AO

Supported by�the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade

Under auspices of�the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Floor space:�7,200 sq. m

Buyers from�Russia, Abkhazia, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, China, Germany, India, Iran, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, the UAE, Pakistan, Poland

Mir Detstva exhibitors:�270+ companies (including leading Russian companies such as Azbukvarik, Aspect, Brick Labs, Baby Opt Group, Veld Co, Volshebniy Mir, Detskoye Vremya, Elka Distribution, SmallToys, Igrotrade, Zhorya, Skyteo, MTA Group, Nazad K Istokam, Neva Market, Paremo, Plast Team, Polesie, Samson, Sweetbaby, Simbat, Smart, Stella+, Step Puzzle, Ural Toys, Fabrika Detstva, etc.)

Countries:�Russia, Belarus, China, India, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Uzbekistan

Foreign pavilion:�India Pavilion organised by the Sports Goods & Toys Export Promotion Council (SGEPC)

Russian regional pavilions at Mir Detstva:�Arkhangelsk, Kaluga, Kostroma, Volgograd, and Smolensk Oblasts

Mir Detstva products on display:�a wide range of products for children�from products for newborns and toddlers to games, toys, creativity supplies, book products, school supplies, children\'s furniture, sports equipment, party supplies, and gifts

CJF exhibitors:�100+ brands (including Fashion X&S, Kapika, Malenkaya Lady, Truvor, Indigo Kids, Miasin, Desty, LocoLoco, Argo, Mal Mala, Letty, Mr. Suprunov, Bugatti, Jeestyle, Escada Girls, Bokka, Nikastyle, Reachtop, Hunny Mammy, etc.)

Countries:�Russia, Belarus, China, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkiye

Foreign pavilion:�Turkiye pavilion organised by the Istanbul Textile and Apparel Exporters’ Associations (ITKIB)

Russian regional pavilions at CJF:�Kaliningrad, Kirov, Penza, Tomsk, Tula, and Voronezh Oblasts

CJF products on display:�children\'s and teen clothing, shoes, accessories, premium brands, and maternity clothing

Mir Detstva and CJF welcomed 7,300 industry professionals: buyers, distributors, managers of federal and regional retail chains, buyers of large marketplaces and sellers, and owners of retail stores from 21 countries and 89 regions of Russia.

Based on the results of the shows, we have drawn a number of conclusions: the children\'s industry adequately meets the challenges and demonstrates flexibility and a desire to find new ways of development. Companies are currently optimizing their product range, introducing new product lines, expanding their size range, and changing their distribution channels. The shows have become a platform for them to test new collections and receive feedback.

The professional audience maintained a steady demand for face-to-face meetings and active industry discussions at the shows and their joint conference programme.

For the first time, Mir Detstva 2026 had a single display of franchise companies that demonstrated the investment attractiveness of the children\'s retail and services segment.

Conference programme

This year, the joint conference programme of Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn included�25 events.

The first day featured important congresses with government representatives and major market players participating.

The Panel on the Safe Environment and Digital Literacy in the Family: Challenges and Solutions�opened the programme. The event was organised by the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, the National Project Fund, and EXPOCENTRE with the support of�Yana Lantratova, High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation.

The event was moderated by�Elena Kalgina, Deputy Chair at the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights.

The panel participants included�Denis Vodov, Director at the Center for Innovative Competencies in Physical Education and Student Sports at Kosygin Russian State University, Member of the Executive Committee of the Russian Student Sports Union, Vice-President at the Physical Culture and Sports Society ‘Russia’,�Irina Mastusova, Executive Director at the Russian Animated Film Association, Head at the Commission on Cinematography and Animation of the Public Council under the Ministry of Culture of Russian,�Aleksandr Gorbunov, Director of the Lecture Projects Department at the Russian Znanie Society,�Larisa Sanatovskaya, Executive Director of the National Parents Association,�Lyudmila Mikhailova, Vice-Rector for Youth Policy at Moscow State Institute of Culture,�Maxim Karpikov, Chief Editor, General Producer at the KIBERY International Youth Movement, etc.

The Russian Znanie Society jointly with EXPOCENTRE organised the first�Panel Discussion on A Native Toy (Rodnaya Igrushka) at Mir Detstva: Priorities, Support for Manufacturers, and Proper Guidelines for Upbringing.

The discussion included three thematic sessions (the state support for manufacturers of children\'s goods: current measures and prospects, the practice of winners: challenges, solutions, scaling, and a toy as a parenting tool: educational and cultural guidelines) with�Konstantin Shishkov, Deputy Director at the Department of Light Industry and Forestry Complex of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade,�Dinar Khafizov, Director at the Department of Strategic Projects of the Russian Znanie Society,�Yulia Punina, Head of Government Relations at Detskiy Mir, and others.

In addition, there was a thematic fashion show�A Native Toy: Aesthetics as a Lifestyle. It was organised by the Russian Znanie Society, EXPOCENTRE, and PROfashion Media Agency.

Taking into account the current difficult situation in the children\'s industry, EXPOCENTRE organised a marathon of educational workshops of the EXPO Academy project with the participation of leading industry experts in order to support regional small and medium-sized businesses.

It is worth noting that the interest of retail representatives in the events of the Mir Detstva and CJF conference programme continues.

The most important event was the�5th�Forum on How to Create a Perfect Children\'s Dream Fashion Boutique. Tips from Seasoned Veterans: Design, Window Dressing, Merchandising, Team, which brought together well-known experts in children’s retail, who have extensive experience in managing successful stores for children\'s goods, clothing, books, and school supplies.

The forum’s anniversary edition was moderated by�Yana Orobiy, a business psychologist who works with business owners and teams.

The first interactive�Trend Quest with Mr. X�was a success. It was held for new retailers and sellers who want to know which children\'s products to give preference to in order to ensure high turnover in the current unstable market.

During the quest, the participants tested the game sets themselves right at the stands and received recommendations.

Thanks to the professionalism of�Alexander Yelkin, who has 20 years of experience in the children\'s goods market, the participants of the trend quest were able to select unique items for their store that could ensure not only demand, but also high profits, and received practical advice on how to create a dream shelf with an assortment that would be interesting to today’s buyer.

On 16 September 2026, EXPOCENTRE and the�Assembly of National and International Business Development�organised the Workshops on�Legal Optimization of the Tax Burden in 2026. Current Legislative Changes,�and on�Money Transfers, Blockages, and Legalization in 2026: New Rules, Risk Zones, and a Safe Action Plan.

The first day of the exhibitions concluded with the�Expert Session on the Dialogue Between Producers of Animated Content and Specialists from the Institute of Education: Quality, Safety, and Pedagogical Value of Animated Content, organised by EXPOCENTRE and the Russian Animated Film Association in partnership with the Institute of Study of Childhood, Family and Education.

The discussion focused on the monitoring results of the Institute of Study of Childhood, Family and Education, instruments for examination and research of animated content, educational and recommendation practices. The event was moderated by�Irina Mastusova, Executive Director at the Russian Animated Film Association.

The�Forum on How to Maintain Growth and Profitability on Marketplaces in the Current Environment�took place on 17 September. It was organised by EXPOCENTRE jointly with XWAY for sellers who want to get up-to-date information about the trends and prospects of the marketplace market, the specifics of selling children\'s goods on leading platforms, product promotion tools, and working with AI.

Shamkhal Ildarov, President at the Association of Textile Workers of Russia, Chair at the Committee on Textile Industry at the CIS Business Centre, spoke about growing business without profit: where manufacturers lose money on marketplaces and how to bring back the business economy.�Ivan Budnik, Head of AI Development at M.Video, Solo Founder +AI, ex.Director of e-Commerce and Digital Transformation at Gulliver Group, expert of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the development of e-commerce, information technology and digital economy, told the audience how to develop their own e-commerce.

On 17 September, ROSTEST Academy hold three blocks of the�Practical Session on How to Ensure the Safety of Children’s Products from Raw Materials to Finished Goods. The Responsibility of Manufacturers and Importers.

For fashion designers, buyers, creative directors, stylists, visual merchandisers, and fashion industry marketers, EXPOCENTRE and the Carlin Creative Trend Bureau Russia organised a�review of trends for Autumn/Winter 2026�2027: the fashion industry\'s top trends, colours, prints and shapes, and a�trend tour�around CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn to see�new products of children\'s clothing manufacturers: trends and hits of collections.

The events’ speaker was�Anastasia Kotova, a trend expert, representative of the Carlin Creative Trend Bureau (France) in Russia since 2006.

The�Forum on A Non‑Childish Conversation about Children’s Franchises�was oranised by EXPOCENTRE in partnership with the Russian Franchising Association, the Franchising Association of the Northwestern Federal District, and TopFranchise.ru on 18 September.

The event was moderated by�Vasil Gazizulin, a founder and managing partner of TopFranchise, international franchising expert, author of the book ‘Grow with a Franchise’, Forbes columnist, Chair of the Franchising Development Committee at the Opora Rossii Moscow City Branch, member of the Russian Franchising Association.

The�Forum on Business with Asia. How Russian Companies Can Work with the Asian Region: Prospects and Trends for the Children\'s Goods Market�was held jointly with Sinoruss and was devoted to promising niches for Russian companies in Asia, settlement tools, quality control, and intellectual property protection. The event was moderated by�Anastasia Valova, Managing Partner at Sinoruss Consulting.

In partnership with BrandExpert ‘Liberty Island’, EXPOCENTRE organised the Workshops on�Rebranding as the Foundation of Strategic Development�and on�Search for a Contractor and Tenders in the Creative Industry. The events’ speaker was�Alexey Larin, a managing partner at BrandExpert ‘Liberty Island’, expert in marketing, strategic branding, packaging design, expert of the Industrial Development Monitoring Centre, expert on the work of the Far Easter Federal District in the Council for Foreign Trade Development, expert of the Information Systems Council of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade.

The�Workshop on the Roadmap for Labeling Children\'s Goods, Clothing and Shoes�was organised in partnership with the Centre for Advanced Technology Development�an operator at the Chestny ZNAK National Track & Trace Digital System.�Alexey Rodin, Head of the Children’s Goods Department in the Consumer Goods Management Division at the Centre for Advanced Technology Development, and�Olga Nikiforova, Project Manager of the Textile and Garments Product Group, spoke about the stages of launching mandatory labeling of games, toys, and clothing, and answered numerous questions from the audience. According to the Centre for Advanced Technology Development, the introduction of labeling has already reduced the share of illegal trafficking in the Russian market from 26% to 9%.

The EXPO-Academy also had workshops on purchasing in China using B2B platforms (Alexandr Elkin), government procurement (Elena Pismenskaya, Kids Fashion Retail), an in-store loyalty system (Ekaterina Eliseeva, Practical Fashion Solution), strategies for growing revenue and profits in the children’s fashion market amid competition from marketplaces (Evgeniy Danchev, Wconsulting), and a workshop on the difference between ‘Produced in Russia’ and ‘Made in Russia’ by Oxana Polyanskaya, Head of the Single Window Center at Soyuzexpertiza ANO of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The conference programme also hosted award ceremonies of the International Competition of Goods for Children and Teenagers of Soyuzexpertiza ANO of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The fashion shows of CJF. Children’s Catwalk 2026. Autumn took place over all three days of the exhibitions. The project was organised by PROfashion Media Agency and EXPOCENTRE with participation of the TOP Secret model agency and school for children. It brought together collections of the CJF exhibitors � manufacturers of clothing, hats and shoes for children and teenagers.

EXPOCENTRE would like to thank the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Russian Znanie Society, the National Project Fund for Support of Educational Initiatives, Eugeny Primakov Children’s Aid Fund, the Centre for Advanced Technology Development � an operator at the Chestny ZNAK National Track & Trace Digital System, ROSTEST AO, Detsky Mir OOO, Soyuzexpertiza ANO of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Centre for the Development of Competences in the Fashion Industry at Plekhanov Russian Economic University, the Russian Textile Association, the Russian Animated Film Association, the Russian Franchising Association, the Assembly of National and International Business Development, and other partners for their support and participation in the conference programme.

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Events of EXPO-Academy continue

Fri, 18 Sep 2026 13:09:08 +0300

The conference progamme of�Mir Detstva 2026�and�CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn�continues to host events of the EXPO-Academy project.

The Forum on How to Maintain Growth and Profitability on Marketplaces in the Current Environment started on the second day. The forum is organised for sellers who want to get up-to-date information about the trends and prospects of the marketplace market, the specifics of selling children\'s clothing and goods on leading platforms, product promotion tools, and working with AI.

On the second and third days EXPO-Academy will also host events on some relevant topics: the Masterclass on How Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Can Carry Out Direct Purchases in China Using B2B Platforms, the Workshop on Specifics of Working with the Public Sector (Government Procurement): Challenges and Prospects, the Forum on How to Create a Perfect Children\'s Dream Fashion Boutique. Tips from Seasoned Veterans: Design, Window Dressing, Merchandising, Team, the Workshop on Three Strategies for Growing Revenue and Profits in the Children�s Fashion Market Amid Competition from Marketplaces, the Workshop on Rebranding as the Foundation Of Strategic Development, the Forum on Business with Asia. How Russian Companies Can Work with the Asian Region: Prospects and Trends for the Children\'s Goods Market, and many others.

Practical sessions will help participants get recommendations on assortment development, customer communication, and business efficiency improvement.

Press Service, EXPOCENTRE AO

Native Toy fashion show

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 15:21:02 +0300

CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn�has featured a thematic fashion show A Native Toy: Aesthetics as a Lifestyle. Young models showed the winning toys of the first season of the Native Toy competition on the podium.

The Native Toy (Rodnaya Igrushka) competition is held by the Russian Znanie Society and the Movement of Firsts on behalf of the President of the Russian Federation. The scale of the competition has already been confirmed by the results of the first season as more than 28,000 applications were submitted from all 89 regions of Russia. According to its results, 24 projects became winners, some of which are already mass-produced: the total number of toys produced exceeded 167 thousand copies.

The second season of the competition will be devoted to the creation of games and toys based on traditional values for the preschool education system. The competition is held in three categories, depending on the stage of project readiness: Ideas for Games and Toys, Prototypes of Games and Toys, and Finished Products.

The winners will receive various support measures, from the creation and refinement of a prototype together with mentors and the presentation of their project to manufacturers to the launch of the first print run with technology partners, product promotion, and its priority placement on store shelves. Projects that have passed the test will be approved for application for inclusion in the register of verified products with the Native Toy (Rodnaya Igrushka) mark, and for inclusion in recommendations for equipping kindergartens. In total, up to 45 projects are planned to be supported in the second season.

The Russian Znanie Society jointly with EXPOCENTRE also organise the Panel Discussion on A Native Toy at Mir Detstva: Priorities, Support for Manufacturers, and Proper Guidelines for Upbringing.

The participants discuss the development of the Russian children\'s industry, current gaming solutions, government support measures for manufacturers, and practices that help promising developments go from idea to the market. A separate discussion is devoted to the role of toys in the upbringing of childen, the impact on their development, and how children get acquainted with the history and culture of the country through the game.

Press Service, EXPOCENTRE AO

Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade welcomes Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 14:29:03 +0300

Ivan Kulikov, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of Russia, has sent his welcome address to�Mir Detstva 2026�and�CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn.

“Mir Detstva and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion have long become not just platforms for the presentation of new products, but real centres of industry expertise. Their participants develop strategies and start partnerships. There is a mutual exchange of experience between business and government. It is especially valuable that such events allow us to establish a direct dialogue with the professional community, receive prompt feedback, and jointly find answers to current challenges,” says the deputy minister.

“Today, we are facing an important task not only to strengthen the positions of domestic manufacturers, but also to purposefully promote safe and high-quality products created for our children,” continues Ivan Kulik. “Despite external factors, the industry is transforming dynamically as outdated approaches are being replaced by innovative solutions. The professionalism of Russian manufacturers allows us to achieve impressive results. I would like to express my special gratitude to companies that not only retain their workforce and adapt to market changes, but also actively explore new niches, find alternative sales channels, and make a real contribution to this country\'s economy.”

Mr. Kulik is positive that the educational workshops, discussions and presentations held at the shows’ platform will become an important tool for developing new solutions and will give an additional impetus to the development of the children\'s industry. “I would like to wish all participants and organisers successful and productive work. May the results of these days become a solid foundation for further joint steps by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia and the business community to strengthen the Russian market for children\'s goods and clothing,” says Ivan Kulik.

Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn take place at Crocus Expo until 18 September 2026. The shows are organised by EXPOCENTRE AO with the support of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade, and under the auspices of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.� �

Press Service, EXPOCENTRE AO

Experts discussed issues of digital literacy in the family

Fri, 18 Sep 2026 09:35:59 +0300

The Panel on the Safe Environment and Digital Literacy in the Family: Challenges and Solutions took place on the first day of the joint conference programme of�Mir Detstva 2026�and�CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn. It was organised by the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, the National Project Fund, and EXPOCENTRE with the support of�Yana Lantratova, High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation.

“Today, the topic of a safe environment and digital literacy in the family is becoming particularly relevant,” the Russian High Commissioner for Human Rights said in her greeting to the panel participants. “Digital transformation affects all aspects of life, and the family finds itself at the forefront as it lays the foundations for a child\'s safe and conscious interaction with the digital space. Discussing these challenges and finding joint solutions is the most important step towards ensuring children not only comfort and development, but also reliable protection in today’s world.”

According to Yana Lantratova, Mir Detstva and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion are a space for dialogue, exchange of experience, and search for new solutions in the field of child and family policy. “This is not just a demonstration of the achievements of the industry. This is an opportunity to see how, through products, technologies and design solutions, we create an environment in which a child grows up and think about what kind of world we are passing on to new generations,” said the commissioner.

The panel was moderated by�Elena Kalgina, Deputy Chair at the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, founder and Executive Director at the National Project Fund for Support of Educational Initiatives. Opening the discussion, she stressed that the topic of the meeting was not chosen by chance. “For a long time we have been dealing with issues related to information security. One of the areas of our work has become countering destructive content, which is increasingly finding its way to our children through the digital environment,” said Elena Kalgina.

She invited the participants to talk about what a safe family environment is and how digital literacy is becoming not just a skill, but a condition for child protection. Elena Kalgina also spoke about a specific step that has already been taken, “On September 9, at a meeting of the Youth Council under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, we launched a large competition for anti-bullying projects ‘We have to talk!’ Its objective is to explain to today\'s children the dangers of bullying in educational institutions.

Lorella Galtsova, a psycholinguist, expert in business communications and human potential development, explained how digital literacy is becoming not just a skill, but a condition for child protection.

Lorella Galtsova identified four challenges for the modern family. These are technology, content, psychology and law: from weak passwords and fakes to cyberbullying and the digital footprint that parents leave by publishing materials about children without their consent. Among the new threats are voice forgery using AI and electronic signature hacking, which could cause a family to lose their home.

Irina Mastusova, Executive Director at the Russian Animated Film Association, Head at the Commission on Cinematography and Animation of the Public Council under the Ministry of Culture of Russian, made a presentation called ‘Characters who are trusted. How high-quality Russian animation creates values and ensures a secure digital environment.’

According to Irina Mastusova, animation remains the most popular genre among children as 81% of children watch cartoons. This imposes a special responsibility on the industry. At the same time, Russian characters are increasingly becoming the most recognizable and beloved among children: after Hollywood studios left the country, Russian animation turned out to be ready to offer popular world-class content.

As Irina Mastusova explained, brands surround childred from all sides, from a morning cartoon to a branded notebook and games with characters, so the most important component of a brand is trust in the character. Such a character becomes a conductor of values: it teaches honesty, teamwork, and problem solving together. The expert also warned about the risks: in user videos, favorite characters may be distorted, giving aggression or obscene speech, and this may come as a shock to a child.

Denis Vodov, Director at the Center for Innovative Competencies in Physical Education and Student Sports at Kosygin Russian State University, called Mir Detstva the main annual venue for the industry, which brings together representatives from different countries. He stressed that children absorb any information as actively and openly as possible. “Whoever is present on the children\'s goods market forms their philosophy and worldview, even through clothes, through books, through computer games, toys, and animation,” he said.

The expert noted today’s the situation is different from 15 years ago when the government paid little attention to these issues. “It is extremely important that this show gives platform to such events where relevant issues related to animation, computer games, and goods for children are discussed. Despite the fact that there are so many colourful stands around, look at how many people are in the hall: people are listening, actively participating in discussions,” added Denis Vodov.

Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn are open at Crocus Expo until 18 September.

Press Service, EXPOCENTRE AO

Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn are open

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 10:10:37 +0300

The 31st�edition of the International Exhibition for the Children\'s Industry ��Mir Detstva 2026�and the 36th�edition of the International Exhibition for Child and Junior Fashion ��CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn�have opened today at Crocus Expo, Moscow. The shows are organised by EXPOCENTRE with the support of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade, and under the auspices of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Mir Detstva is Russia\'s largest trade show for the children\'s industry. Every year it brings together manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, representatives of marketplaces, government authorities, and associations of parents. This year, more than 270 companies demonstrate a wide range of products for children�from products for newborns and toddlers to games, toys, creative goods, school supplies, children\'s furniture, sports equipment, party supplies, and gifts.

For the first time, Mir Detstva 2026 has a single display of franchise companies that not only demonstrate the investment attractiveness of the children\'s retail and services segment, but also become a practice‑oriented platform for building partnerships between regional entrepreneurs and federal chains.

CJF � Child and Junior Fashion is a key event in the world of children\'s fashion. Twice a year it brings together leading market players, manufacturers, distributors, representatives of government authorities and industry associations in Moscow. This autumn more than 100 companies showcase their new collections of children\'s and teen clothing, shoes, accessories, premium brands, and maternity clothing.

The exhibitors have come from Russia, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, South Korea, Turkiye, and Uzbekistan. India will have its first national pavilion at Mir Detstva.

This year, the joint conference programme of Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn includes 25 events of different formats. They enjoy participation of major industry players, government representatives, and leaders of industry associations.

In particular, Yana Lantratova, High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, extends her support to the Panel on the Safe Environment and Digital Literacy in the Family: Challenges and Solutions, organised on the first day of the programme by the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, the National Project Fund, and EXPOCENTRE.

In addition, the Thematic display of A Native Toy: Aesthetics as a Lifestyle also takes place on the same day. It is a fashion show where young models show the winning toys of the first season of the Native Toy competition on the podium. The Native Toy (Rodnaya Igrushka) competition is held by the Russian Znanie Society and the Movement of Firsts on behalf of the President of the Russian Federation.

During the events of the joint conference programme, business representatives and industry experts will discuss the state and prospects of the children\'s goods market, changes in consumer behavior, the development of retail and marketplaces, brand promotion, licensing, design, safety, product quality, and other relevant issues.

The shows are open until 18 September.

Press Service, EXPOCENTRE AO

Press Release Mir Detstva 2026 / CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn

Mon, 14 Sep 2026 17:13:23 +0300

31st�edition of the International Exhibition for the Children’s Industry
Mir Detstva 2026�

36th�edition of the International Exhibition for Child and Junior Fashion
CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn�

16�18 September 2026
Crocus Expo, Moscow, Russia

Mir Detstva 2026�and�CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn�will take place at Crocus Expo, Pavilion 2, from 16 to 18 September 2026.

In 2026, the Russian Society Znanie became the General Partner of Mir Detstva for the first time. It allows us to expand the agenda of the joint conference programme and discuss more issues of concern to the children\'s goods and clothing industry.

Dates:�16�18 September 2026

Open hours:�16�17 September: 10.00�18.00; 18 September: 10.00�16.00

Venue:�Pavilion 2, Crocus Expo, Moscow��

Organised by�EXPOCENTRE AO

Supported by�the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade

Under auspices of�the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Countries:�Russia, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, South Korea, Turkiye, Uzbekistan

Mir Detstva exhibitors:�270+ companies (including leading Russian companies such as Azbukvarik, Aspect, Brick Labs, Baby Opt Group, Veld Co, Astcom, Detskoye Vremya, Elka Distribution, SmallToys, Igrotrade, Zhorya, Skyteo, MTA Group, Nazad K Istokam, Neva Market, Paremo, Plast Team, Polesie, Samson, Sweetbaby, Simbat, Smart, Stella+, Step Puzzle, Ural Toys, Fabrika Detstva, etc.)

Foreign pavilion:�India Pavilion organised by the Sports Goods & Toys Export Promotion Council (SGEPC)

Russian regional pavilions at Mir Detstva:�Arkhangelsk, Kaluga, Kostroma, Volgograd, and Smolensk Oblasts

Mir Detstva products on display:�a wide range of products for children�from products for newborns and toddlers to games, toys, creative goods, school supplies, children\'s furniture, sports equipment, party supplies, and gifts

Foreign pavilion:�Turkiye pavilion organised by the Istanbul Textile and Apparel Exporters’ Associations (ITKIB)

Russian regional pavilions at CJF:�Kaliningrad, Kirov, Penza, Tomsk, Tula, and Voronezh Oblasts

CJF products on display:�children\'s and teen clothing, shoes, accessories, premium brands, and maternity clothing

The show offers products in the product categories of Toys and Games, Goods for Newborns and Babies, School and Creativity Supplies, Children’s Furniture, Prams and Safety Seats, Goods for Sports and Recreation, Books and Learning Aids, Licensed Products, and Party Supplies and Services for Children.

For the first time, Mir Detstva 2026 will have a single display of franchise companies that will not only demonstrate the investment attractiveness of the children\'s retail and services segment, but also become a practice‑oriented platform for building partnerships between regional entrepreneurs and federal chains, opening new channels for scaling socially important projects.

Visitors to the shows are representatives of wholesale and retail trade of federal and regional retail chains, as well as sellers on marketplaces, that is, everyone who is interested in new business contacts and relevant products for children.

The international exhibitors will present educational games and toys, children\'s transport, models, creative kits, products for toddlers, sports products, clothing, shoes, and accessories for children and teenagers.

Conference programme

This year, the joint conference programme of Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn includes 25 events.

As usual, the events of the first day will enjoy participation of major industry players, government representatives, and leaders of industry associations.

In particular, Yana Lantratova, High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, extends her support to�the Panel on the Safe Environment and Digital Literacy in the Family: Challenges and Solutions, organised by the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, the National Project Fund, and EXPOCENTRE.

The event will be moderated by�Elena Kalgina, Deputy Chair at the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, founder and Executive Director at the National Project Fund for Support of Educational Initiatives.

The Russian Znanie Society jointly with EXPOCENTRE will hold the first�Panel Discussion on A Native Toy (Rodnaya Igrushka) at Mir Detstva: Priorities, Support for Manufacturers, and Proper Guidelines for Upbringing�on 16 September.

Its participants will discuss the development of the Russian children\'s industry, modern gaming solutions, government support measures for manufacturers and practices that help promising developments go from idea to market entry. A separate discussion will be devoted to the role of toys in the upbringing of children, the impact on their development, and how children get acquainted with the history and culture of the country through toys and games.

In addition, there will be a thematic fashion show�Thematic display of A Native Toy: Aesthetics as a Lifestyle. Young models will show the winning toys of the first season of the Native Toy competition on the podium.

Many participants of Mir Detstva are already taking part in the Native Toy competition, which is held by the Russian Znanie Society and the Movement of Firsts on behalf of the President of the Russian Federation.

The second season of the competition will be devoted to the creation of games and toys based on traditional values for the preschool education system. The competition is held in three categories, depending on the stage of project readiness: Ideas of Games and Toys, Prototypes of Games and Toys, and Finished Products.

Taking into account the current difficult situation in the children\'s industry, EXPOCENTRE organises a marathon of educational workshops with leading industry experts within the EXPO-Academy project in order to support regional small and medium-sized businesses.

For instance, EXPOCENTRE launches a new project�an interactive�Trend Quest with Mr. X� and�� invites visitors and exhibitors to take part in this unique event. It will definitely be useful for retailers and sellers on marketplaces who want to know exactly which children\'s products to give preference to in order to ensure high turnover in an unstable market.

On the trend quest, you will be able to independently test the presented children\'s products and receive professional recommendations from market leaders on the creation of a so-called dream shelf, an assortment that will be interesting to a current buyer.

The first quest will be conducted by�Alexandr Elkin, an expert with over 20 years of experience in the children\'s goods market, who will help you choose unique positions for your store that set you apart from competitors and tell you how to build an assortment to ensure not only demand, but also high profits.

The first day will be concluded with the�Expert Session on the Dialogue Between Producers of Animated Content and Specialists from the Institute of Education: Quality, Safety, and Pedagogical Value of Animated Content, organised by the Russian Animated Film Association and EXPOCENTRE in partnership with the Institute of Study of Childhood, Family and Education.

The event will bring together Russian animation producers and experts to discuss relevant issues related to improving quality standards, ensuring safety, and the pedagogical value of modern animated films.

The event will be moderated by�Irina Mastusova, Executive Director at the Russian Animated Film Association.

The 5th�anniversary edition of the Forum on How to Create a Perfect Children\'s Dream Fashion Boutique. Tips from Seasoned Veterans: Design, Window Dressing, Merchandising, Team�will take place on 17 September at 14:10 in the Skazka Conference Hall in Pavilion 2, Hall 11. The event will bring together renowned experts with extensive experience in organising successful stores of children\'s goods, clothing, books, and school supplies.

Therefore, if you are finally ready to open your own boutique or want to give a second wind to an existing store, but do not know how to do it correctly and profitably, this forum is for you.

The forum’s moderator will be�Yana Orobiy, a business psychologist, psychodynamic coach, organizational consultant working with business owners and teams.��

The Forum on How to Maintain Growth and Profitability on Marketplaces in the Current Environment�will be organised by EXPOCENTRE and XWAY on 17 September for sellers who want to get up-to-date information about the trends and prospects of the marketplace market, the specifics of selling children\'s goods on leading platforms, product promotion tools, and working with AI.

The event will be attended by the industry’s leading experts.�Shamkhal Ildarov, President at the Association of Textile Workers of Russia, Chair at the Committee on Textile Industry at the CIS Business Centre, will speak about growing without profit: where manufacturers lose money on marketplaces and how to bring back the business economy.�Ivan Budnik, Head of AI Development at M.Video, Solo Founder +AI, ex.Director of e-Commerce and Digital Transformation at Gulliver Group, expert of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the development of e-commerce, information technology and digital economy, will tell the audience how to move from dependence to balance and create your own e-commerce business.

The forum will be moderated by�Anton Moskalenko, Marketing Director at XWAY, speaker, and moderator of conference programmes within category exhibitions.

ROSTEST will organise for exhibitors, who want to keep up to date with the latest changes and requirements in technical regulation, the�ROSTEST Academy. Practical Session on How to Ensure the Safety of Children’s Products from Raw Materials to Finished Goods. The Responsibility of Manufacturers and Importers.

The event of ROSTEST Academy bring together interested participants and provide opportunities for the exchange of experience between the business community and experts through an open discussion of cases and proposals for universal solutions to difficult tasks.

The project’s speakers will be�Natalia Sheremetyeva, an expert auditor for conformity assessment of chemical products and consumer goods, member of the ROSTEST Expert Council,�Yulia Chumanova, Deputy Head of the Product Certification Body, Deputy Head of the Certification Support Department, and�Maxim Varnakov, a legal adviser. They have deep expertise in the field of technical regulation and will be happy to answer questions, share their experience, knowledge and implementation practices.

On 17 September, on the eve of the new business season EXPOCENTRE jointly with the Carlin Creative Trend Bureau Russia will organise�a review of trends for Autumn/Winter 2026�2027: the fashion industry\'s top trends, colours, prints and shapes, and�trend tour of new products of children\'s clothing manufacturers: trends and hits of collections�around CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn.

The project’s participants will gain exclusive access to global macro and micro trends that will determine the development of the fashion market in the autumn-winter 2026/2027 season in a rapidly changing consumer landscape. It will no doubt become an obvious competitive advantage for them.

The event is organised for fashion designers, buyers, creative directors, stylists, visual merchandisers, and fashion industry marketers.

The events’ speaker will be�Anastasia Kotova, a trend expert and representative of the Carlin Creative Trend Bureau (France) in Russia since 2006. Anastasia has already conducted more than 500 strategic sessions for the largest players in the Russian textile and garment industry.

On 18 September, EXPOCENTRE in partnership with the Russian Franchising Association, the Franchising Association of the Northwestern Federal District, and TopFranchise.ru will organise the�Forum on A Non‑Childish Conversation about Children’s Franchises.

Its moderator will be�Vasil Gazizulin, a founder and managing partner of TopFranchise, international franchising expert, author of the book ‘Grow with a Franchise’, Forbes columnist, Chair of the Franchising Development Committee at the Opora Rossii Moscow City Branch, member of the Russian Franchising Association.

All session participants will receive not only useful knowledge and experience from companies that have long been engaged in development through franchising, but also useful gifts such as a chapter from the book ‘Grow with a Franchise’ and checklists for selecting and creating a franchise.

All speakers will be ready to provide a personal consultation and will tell you in more detail about the first steps in franchising.

Now that the global logistics chains are restructured and new consumer markets are shaped, Russian manufacturers and distributors are developing business relations in Asia.

On 18 September from 14:35 to 16:00, EXPOCENTRE in partnership with Sinoruss will organise the key�Forum on Business with Asia. How Russian Companies Can Work with the Asian Region: Prospects and Trends for the Children\'s Goods Market�in the Skazka Conference Hall.

The meeting will be moderated by�Anastasia Valova, Managing Partner at Sinoruss Consulting.

The expert will answer questions from the audience about the niches in the children\'s goods and fashion market in Asia that are most promising for Russian companies today, talk about updated settlement tools such as partner banks, payment gateways and restrictions, offer effective practical solutions, and help build a quality control system, inspections and certification in the face of changing requirements for children\'s products.

The event’s participants will discuss why Russian design and environmental friendliness are becoming a new competitive advantage in the oversaturated markets of China and Southeast Asia.

A session on the cultural and legal specifics of negotiations, counterparty verification, and intellectual property protection in the children\'s segment will also be interesting to all participants.

The�Workshop on the Roadmap for Labeling Children\'s Goods, Clothing and Shoes�will be organised in partnership with the Centre for Advanced Technology Development�an operator at the Chestny ZNAK National Track & Trace Digital System�on 18 September.

The workshop speakers�Alexey Rodin, Head of the Children’s Goods Department in the Consumer Goods Management Division at the Centre for Advanced Technology Development, and�Olga Nikiforova, Project Manager of the Textile and Garments Product Group�will talk about changes in legislation, new requirements for labeling goods, the stages of launching mandatory labeling of games, toys and clothing (roadmap), what is included in the list of exceptions, and how to avoid mistakes in this area.

Alexandr Elkin, an expert in the children’s industry with over 10 years of experience working with B2B China platforms, will offer a Masterclass on How Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Can Carry Out Direct Purchases in China Using B2B Platforms.� �

The fashion shows of CJF. Children’s Catwalk 2026. Autumn will take place on 16�18 September. The project is organised by PROfashion Media Agency and EXPOCENTRE with participation of the TOP Secret model agency and school for children. It will bring together collections of the CJF exhibitors � manufacturers of clothing, hats and shoes for children and teenagers.

We would like to thank the General Partner of Mir Detstva, the Russian Znanie Society, for cooperation.

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Post Show Report CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Spring

Thu, 19 Mar 2026 10:09:57 +0300

35th�edition of the International Exhibition for Child and Junior Fashion

17�19 February 2026

The 35th�edition of the International Exhibition for Child and Junior Fashion ��CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Spring�took place on 17�19 February 2026 in Timiryazev Centre, Moscow.

CJF � Child and Junior Fashion is the main business platform for the children\'s fashion industry of Russia. It brings together manufacturers, suppliers, sellers, designers, and industry experts twice a year.

Dates:�17�19 February 2026

Venue:�Timiryazev Centre

Organised by�EXPOCENTRE AO

Supported by�the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade

Under auspices of�the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Exhibition area:�2,500 net sq. m

Attendance:�2,300+ professional visitors from Russia, Abkhazia, Bangladesh, Belarus, China, Hong Kong, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia; the top five regions in terms of the number of professional visitors from Russia are Moscow and the Moscow Region, Dagestan, Tatarstan, and the Nizhny Novgorod Region

Exhibitors:�200+ exhibitors

Countries:�7 (Russia, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkiye, Uzbekistan)

Foreign exhibitors:�Tugi, Glasman, Herdal, Badi Junior, Silver Grey, Unicorn, Sorteks, Svetlanka Moda, Imir, Dr. Junior, Viollen, Ahsen Morva, Kalinka, etc.

Russian exhibitors:�you can find both well-known and new brands on�www.cjf-expo.ru

Country pavilion:�Turkiye

Russian regional pavilion:�Kirov Oblast

Product sectors:�clothes for children, footwear for children, accessories for children, Premium � premium clothing brands, Teens � clothes for teenagers, retail equipment, fabrics and garment accessories

The show is designed for the most pragmatic visitors who choose reliable partners, a wide range of products with high turnover and marginality, and, of course, flexible working conditions.

According to the exhibitors of the spring edition, CJF � Child and Junior Fashion is one of the key tools for the development of their companies, which annually helps to attract new partners, arrange face-to-face meetings with existing and potential partners, and present new collections.

Show highlights

It is worth noting that the special focus of this spring edition was school uniform and new brands of products for newborns. Leading manufacturers have been actively forming pre-orders for next season\'s collections.

CJF � Child and Junior Fashion has become a launching pad for the successful debut of new brands. For example, the stands of NATURAPURA.RUS and BASTIMENTO, which make clothes for newborns and toddlers up to three years old, were crowded due to the large number of visitors.

One of the most dynamic events of the show was CJF. Children\'s Catwalk, where leading brands presented their new collections of children\'s clothing and accessories. The fashion shows took place twice a day and became an important part of the conference programme. This project is organised with the support of the PROfashion media holding and the TOP SECRET modeling agency.

Conference programme

The conference programme of CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Spring included 25 practical events with renowned experts. It focused on issues that directly affect sales and business sustainability in 2026.

EXPOCENTRE, being Russia’s largest organiser of conventions and trade shows, regularly pays attention to the development of two educational project at this show: EXPO Academy and EXPO Accelerator.

The programme of EXPO Academy is developed using the results of surveys and the wishes of business representatives together with key partners and experts representing the Centre for the Development of Competences in the Fashion Industry at Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, the Centre for Advanced Technology Development � an operator at the Chestny ZNAK National Track & Trace Digital System, the Assembly of National and International Business Development, and the Carlin Creative Trend Bureau (France). Its purpose is to upgrade the skills of representatives of small and medium-sized businesses, introduce them to changes in tax legislation and product labeling, talk about the promotion of children\'s clothing on marketplaces, and help increase sales and the sustainability of the business as a whole.

In particular, the first day offered two workshops with the experts of the Centre for the Development of Competences in the Fashion Industry at Plekhanov Russian University of Economics on AI in Clothing Design: Saving Time and Resources, and on One Basis�Many Options. How a Designer Can Help in Development of Children’s Clothing Collections. Tatiana Kreydlina, a CAD expert, showed how a designer can help a company reduce the cost of developing a collection, and Nastasia Nekrasova, a teacher of 3D visualization, inspired everyone present with the capabilities of neural networks that can help both in developing prints for fabrics and in creating ready-made clothing designs.

These events were moderated by Svetlana Kostenko, Director at the Centre for the Development of Competences in the Fashion Industry at Plekhanov Russian University of Economics.

Special attention was paid to the development of Russian-Chinese cooperation. Thanks to the cooperation with Sinoruss, the regular Forum on Business with China: Key Solutions for the Children\'s Clothing, Footwear and Accessories Industry took place to discuss some key issues such as payments, logistics and the organisation of joint ventures between Russia and China in Russia. The moderator was Anastasia Valova, Managing Partner at Sinoruss.

The Workshop on Marketing Wars Marketplaces. How to Keep the Fashion Business in 2026 was organised by EXPOCENTRE and the Centre of Sales Technology. It was held by Evgeniy Danchev, an expert on increasing sales in the fashion market, author of the Practical Guide to Increasing Sales of Shoes and Accessories, creator of an online school for fashion market managers.

The Workshop on the Changes in Tax Legislation for the Textile and Garment Industry in 2026. Benefits, Niches, Opportunities. From Self-Employment to International Brands was devoted to the main changes in the industry in 2026 and how to adjust to them by legitimately reducing payments. Its speaker was Olga Malkova, a founder at the Assembly of National and International Business Development.

In addition, during the three days of the show, there were numerous workshops and forums held within the EXPO Academy project on various issues of the children\'s clothing industry: Collaborations in the Children’s Fashion: How Children\'s Brands Can Develop by Helping Each Other, Three Ways to Boost Sales at a Children\'s Shoe Store, Changes in Labeling of Textile Goods and Footwear in 2025-2026, Media Planning in CRM Marketing: How to Allocate a Budget not for Coverage, but for the Depth of Relationships, and other.

The regular trend tour of new products of children\'s clothing manufacturers: trends and hits of collections was held by Anastasia Kotova, a trend expert, representative of the Carlin Creative Trend Bureau (France) in Russia since 2006, for all CJF visitors. The project participants had a great opportunity to see and review new collections of leading market players, and network with partners and market experts.

CJF � Child and Junior Fashion is not an ordinary convention and trade show. For more than 35 successful seasons, the project team has been standing guard over industry interests, helping to cope with challenges, one of which is currently a shortage of personnel.

Therefore, work with young professionals within another educational project, EXPO Accelerator, is also a priority.

On the first day, the programme featured the Fashion Show of Debutantes ‘The Legends of Russia\', devoted to the Year of Unity of the People of Russia and with participation of the students of the First Moscow Educational Complex. In addition, a marathon of master classes was dedicated to the use of AI in the creation of clothes and upcycling, which is a fashionable way of making clothes by recycling old things. Vadim Merlis, a well-known designer, spoke about its possibilities.

We would like to thank all participants of the show and conference programme and all media partners for their support.

We are looking forward to seeing you at CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn held in tandem with Mir Detstva 2026 on 16�18 September 2026 at Crocus Expo, Moscow, Russia.

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Master classes of EXPO-Accelerator

Thu, 19 Feb 2026 10:16:07 +0300

The conference programme of CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Spring features the EXPO-Accelerator project on all show days. This is a daily marathon of master classes with lecturers of the First Moscow Educational Complex.

EXPO-Accelerator opened with a master class on the use of 3D scanning in clothing design. It was led by Olesya Soshnikova, a lecturer at the First Moscow Educational Complex, designer and technologist. Among other things, the participants could create their own electronic avatar for modeling clothes using a special body scanner.

The programme includes a master class on upcycling: a current to small-scale manufacturing. Upcycling is a creative reworking of old things into something new. Vadim Merlis, a well-known designer, founder of the MERLIS brand, will tell everyone how to do it. He will share his experience, explain how a unique creative idea is born, which then turns into sought-after products.

The EXPO-Accelerator will also include master classes on painting on shopping bags, the embodiment of the artistic image of a model using computer graphics and digital sketching, etc. There will also be the Fashion Show of Debutantes \'The Legends of Russia\', devoted to the Year of Unity of the People of Russia.

Participation in the marathon is available for everyone who wants to upgrade their knowledge, discuss development strategies with professionals, share experiences, and even make an important decision about the need for retraining and additional education for themselves and their colleagues at a major educational institution, or invite graduates to work or internship.

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CJF � Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Spring has opened

Tue, 17 Feb 2026 14:31:01 +0300

The 35^th edition of CJF � Child and Junior Fashion has opened its doors at Timiryazev Centre, Moscow. The show is organised by EXPOCENTRE AO with the support of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The show presents current collections of clothes and shoes for children and teenagers. This spring it occupies an area of 2,500 net square meters welcoming 120 participants from 7 countries: Russia, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkiye, and Uzbekistan. About 100 companies form the Russian part of the show.

The display and conference programme are devoted to practical issues of the industry. The children\'s fashion market is entering the spring season amid a changing economy, increased competition in e-commerce and marketplaces, as well as updates in the labeling of textile goods and footwear.

The conference programme includes practical events with the participation of experts from the Centre for the Development of Competences in the Fashion Industry at Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, the Centre for Advanced Technology Development � an operator at the Chestny ZNAK National Track & Trace Digital System, as well as the Carlin Creative Trend Bureau (France), and other partners.

These events focus on applied topics that directly affect sales and business sustainability in 2026.

A special event of the first day will be the Fashion Show of Debutantes \'The Legends of Russia\' devoted to the Year of Unity of the People of Russia. The CJF catwalk will feature collections and garments created by students and teachers of the First Moscow Educational Complex based on folk tales.

The regular CJF. Children\'s Catwalk fashion shows will take place on all exhibition days with the support of the PROfashion media holding and the TOP SECRET modeling agency.

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