STYLE sectors
8 STYLE sectors
connected to 4 NEXUS universes
Fashion, beauty, craftsmanship and lifestyle do not evolve on their own. A STYLE brand may need technology, mobility, hospitality, financing, production, retail, construction or distribution. NEXUS connects those dependencies across STYLE, LIVING, MOTION and TECH.
Business does not work in silos. Why should partnerships?
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Ready-to-Wear Fashion
Contemporary African fashion is written here, between heritage and modernity. From emerging designers to established houses, collections blend structured cuts, artisanal embroideries and noble fabrics. The sector targets brands, designers, distributors and buyers; formats are published once Confirmed.
Crosses over with MOTION and TECH — collection logistics and distribution, production tools, traceability and online sales.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- Moroccan contemporary brands
- Independent designers
- Premium sportswear & athleisure
- Children's fashion (capsule)
- Fashion accessories
- High-end lingerie & swimwear
Beauty & Cosmetics
Africa abounds with exceptional natural actives — argan, ghassoul, rose water, shea butter — inspiring sensorial and demanding cosmetics. Brands combine scientific efficacy, naturality and eco-design.
Crosses over with LIVING and TECH — retail and hospitality networks, ingredient traceability and online sales.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- Face & body skincare
- Dermo-cosmetics
- Professional make-up
- Niche perfumery
- Natural & clean beauty
- Hair care
- Men's grooming
Jewellery & Accessories
Each jewel tells a geography, a culture, a gesture. From Tiznit silver to contemporary brass and semi-precious stone creations, participating companies reinvent African jewellery with boldness.
Crosses over with TECH and MOTION — authentication and online sales, secure transport and logistics.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- Gold, silver & diamond jewellery
- Watchmaking (classic & connected)
- Contemporary designer jewellery
- Fine stones & minerals
- Premium eyewear
- Revisited Berber jewellery
Wellness & Spa
The hammam, ghassoul wraps, argan oil massages — ancestral rituals blend with modern holistic approaches. The sector targets care brands, institutes, equipment makers, distributors and buyers; formats are published once Confirmed.
Crosses over with LIVING and TECH — venue fit-out and equipment, booking and customer relationship management.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- Beauty institutes & spas
- Thalassotherapy & balneotherapy
- Yoga, pilates & meditation
- Holistic nutrition & supplements
- Wellness retreats
- Professional spa equipment
Luxury & Leather Goods
Moroccan leather — lime-tanned and hand-crafted for generations in Fez and Marrakech tanneries — enters contemporary luxury ateliers. Handbags, small leather goods, travel luggage: designers blend ancestral techniques with clean, timeless design.
Crosses over with MOTION and TECH — supply chains and export, authentication and online sales.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- High-end handbags
- Luxury footwear
- Leather belts & accessories
- Artisan leather goods
- Bespoke tailoring
- Contemporary Moroccan luxury capsules
Moroccan Craftsmanship
Zellige, Berber rugs, embroidery, Safi pottery, brasswork — Moroccan craftsmanship, inscribed in world heritage, is carried here by master craftsmen and young designers who reinterpret ancestral techniques with unprecedented creative freedom.
Crosses over with LIVING and MOTION — architecture and interior design specification, export and logistics for the pieces.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- Zellige & mosaic
- Rugs & kilims
- Traditional & contemporary embroidery
- Pottery & art ceramics
- Carved wood & marquetry
- Brasswork, copper & bronze
- Berber jewellery
Hospitality & Lifestyle
The Moroccan art of receiving — oud music, mint tea in engraved glasses, soft light through mashrabiyas — feeds a recognised hospitality and a genuine craft of welcome. Hoteliers, decorators and home linen publishers present their latest creations.
Crosses over with LIVING and MOTION — construction, fit-out and equipment of venues, guest mobility.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- Hotels & riads (experiential showcase)
- Interior décor & hotel design
- Premium home linen
- Table arts
- Luxury concierge
- Lifestyle experiences
Nutrition & Premium Food
From rare spices to superfoods, through exceptional oils, participating companies celebrate Moroccan and African gastronomy. The sector targets producers, brands, distributors and buyers; formats are published once Confirmed.
Crosses over with LIVING and MOTION — food service and hospitality, cold chain and distribution.
- Brands & designers market positioning
- Buyers & distributors prepared meetings
Represented sub-sectors
- Spices & signature blends
- Food oils (argan, olive)
- Superfoods (moringa, baobab, seeds)
- Dates, honeys & terroir products
- Gourmet caterers & fine pastry
- Premium teas & infusions
Malabata, Tangier · 23–27 June 2027