The forum, which will take place on 24 April, has finalised its programme with two new speakers and has announced an event that will bring together leading figures from the sector.
The Malaga Museum of Automobiles and Fashion has announced the addition of the ‘Fashion Sucks’ podcast and Palito Dominguín as the latest confirmed speakers for the 5th MAM Fashion Forum, thus finalising the full line-up for its fifth edition, which will take place on 24 April at the MAM.
Two figures with a strong impact on the digital landscape who represent new ways of understanding, communicating and questioning fashion, in an edition which, under the slogan ‘Tiene Mucha Calle’ and with the theme ‘The Fashion Ecosystem’, focuses on the interconnection between industry, culture, creativity and society.
Fashion Sucks: the podcast making the leap from the digital realm to live performance
From 4.30 pm, the MAM will witness one of the day’s highlights with the live recording of the ‘Fashion Sucks’ podcast, one of the leading Spanish-language platforms for analysing the fashion industry on platforms such as Spotify and YouTube.
Hosted by Alba Melendo and Raquel F. Sobrín, and produced by Living Producciones, the podcast has established itself as a key platform for addressing the sector from a critical, accessible and unpretentious perspective, generating conversation between professionals and new audiences.
Its move to a live format at the 5th MAM Fashion Forum will bring that conversation to the stage, connecting with the audience in real time and offering a contemporary and participatory take on fashion.
Palito Dominguín: ‘Dialogue and Creativity’ from an artistic perspective
Meanwhile, the artist Palito Dominguín will lead the session entitled ‘Dialogue and Creativity’, in which she will approach fashion from an artistic and personal perspective.
A multidisciplinary artist, her work spans disciplines such as painting, sculpture and performance, constructing a universe of her own where fashion is understood as an extension of identity. The participation of the granddaughter of the bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominguín and the Italian actress and model Lucía Bosé will offer an intimate, free and contemporary vision, in line with the sector’s new narratives.
A line-up that reflects the diversity of the fashion ecosystem
With these additions, the 5th MAM Fashion Forum completes a programme that brings together leading voices from the current scene, combining established figures with fresh perspectives. These two new additions will feature in this fifth edition alongside recognised figures from the sector such as DACAL, Megui Gómez-Sala, Isidoro Encinas and Evangelina Julia (Evade House).
Throughout the day, the forum will feature professionals, creators and communicators who will address different perspectives on the industry, creating a space for dialogue on the challenges and opportunities of contemporary fashion.
Tickets now available
The 5th MAM Fashion Forum has established itself as an unmissable event for fashion professionals and enthusiasts. Tickets are now available via the official website of the Malaga Museum of Automobiles and Fashion.
Admission costs €40 for the full day, which includes a cocktail reception, or €20 for a half-day session (morning or afternoon).
An event that will bring together some of today’s most influential voices in a unique setting, where fashion is analysed, debated and projected into the future, including within the digital sphere.
The 5th MAM Fashion Forum is an event organised by the Malaga Museum of Automobiles and Fashion and sponsored by the Regional Ministry of Tourism and Andalusia Abroad of the Regional Government of Andalusia; Málaga de Moda, the brand affiliated with the Malaga Provincial Council; the City of Malaga; Maserati; ESCA Catering; Vídeo Promoción Servicios Audiovisuales; Diario SUR; Cadena SER; Spain Is Excellence (SIE); Grupo Premium; Hotel Catalonia Molina Lario; Restaurant Matiz; Ipsa Ratio; Antonio Eloy School; Costa del Sol Higher School of Tourism.
Source: Communications Department of the MÁLAGA MUSEUM OF MOTOR CARS AND FASHION
