The fourth edition of San Victorino a la Moda is here

• The initiative, which will take place on November 7, is led by the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce and its Fashion Cluster, in alliance with the Gran San, Visto and Punto Once shopping centers and the Mayor's Office, through the Gilberto Alzate Avendaño Foundation and the support of MinComercio through iNNpulsa Colombia.

• The meeting will take place in La Milla, in the Bronx Creative District, the new House of Cultural and Creative Industries (ICC) of Bogotá, and will foster connections between the commercial and business ecosystem of San Victorino and the cultural and creative sector of the city.

• San Victorino a la Moda 2026 will bring together 24 entrepreneurs and brands who will present their end-of-year collections on four catwalks and a commercial area open to the public, accompanied by a business conference and artistic exhibitions.

Bogotá, D. C., November 2026. San Victorino prepares for one of the seasons most important commercials of the year with a proposal that connects business, design and creativity.

Next Saturday, November 7, from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. m. to 6:00 p.m. m., —metropolitan city project led by the District Administration through the Gilberto Alzate Avendaño Foundation (FUGA) and conceived as the new House of Cultural and Creative Industries (ICC)—will be the setting for San Victorino to the Fashion.

Through the strategy Bronx Creative District Presents, this space is consolidated as a meeting and circulation point, where fashion makes visible the links between design, crafts and the business fabric, bringing together talks, artistic exhibitions and four shows with the end of year collections of 24 brands.

San Victorino a la Moda is led by the Chamber of Commerce of Bogotá, through its Fashion Cluster, in alliance with the Mayor's Office of Bogotá, through the Gilberto Alzate Foundation Avendaño (FUGA) and the shopping centers Gran San, Visto and Punto Once, and has the support of Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, through iNNpulsa Colombia.

As the central axis of the commercial agenda, the business roundtable will facilitate 200 business meetings between the 24 participating brands and 20 wholesale buyers to boost their sales.

About the impact of this platform on the business fabric, Juan Carlos González, vice president of Competitiveness of the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce, said “Behind San Victorino there is a specialized support process and a comprehensive offer of services from the CCB designed so that MSMEs in the fashion system grow and consolidate. Bring San Victorino Fashion to the Bronx Creative District represents a key opportunity to connect the commercial tradition of the center with the new dynamics of the city. Bogota. San Victorino a la Moda 2026, connects traditional commerce with design, culture and entrepreneurship. Blanca Andrea Sánchez, director of FUGA, highlighted that “this initiative strengthens the popular economy and the city's fashion system, while promoting creativity as an engine of urban transformation, inclusion and revitalization of the center of Bogotá.”

The support of traditional shopping centers has been key for San Victorino a la Moda. Claudia Vega, legal representative of the GranSan Shopping Center, stated: "Participating in San Victorino a la Moda 2026 is an opportunity to make visible the talent, creativity and business capacity of our industry. The 12 brands that represent us reflect much more than the collections: the work and commitment of more than 17,500 families. At El GranSan we bring together 730 brands and more than 430 exhibitors, and this catwalk allows us to open new commercial opportunities, connect with buyers and demonstrate the quality and innovation of Colombian fashion.” Magaly Ortiz, manager of the Visto Shopping Center, stated: “San Victorino a la Moda is an opportunity to show the talent, quality and innovation that characterize this sector. We bring together more than 400 brands that offer our own design, trends and fashion at fair prices. Our differential is in creativity, the ability to respond to the market and personalized attention, both in person and digital. We want more Colombians to discover everything that San Victorino has to offer. "Juan Carlos Mariño Flórez, manager of the Punto Once Shopping Center, stated: "San Victorino a la Moda is a showcase that opens new opportunities for our entrepreneurs to reach local, national and international markets. At Punto Once we bring together more than 250 brands that, with perseverance, innovation and the ability to adapt to new consumer trends, strengthen their competitiveness and contribute to the growth of the fashion sector.”

In its three editions, between 2023 and 2025, San Victorino a la Moda has benefited more than 800 companies through training. specialized, access to markets and key commercial connections. This dynamic has boosted the competitiveness of the sector and the flow of visitors in the area, going from 1,500 attendees in its first version to more than 12,900 in 2025.

The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce and its allies invite citizens, buyers and visitors to schedule this Saturday, November 7 from 6:00 a.m. m. to tour the commercial exhibition, enjoy the catwalks and be part of this day at La Milla del Bronx Creative District.