This exhibition format event took place during the Paris Fashion Week, a date that offers the possibility of receiving both the Spanish and international press as well as buyers and agents from all over the world. Rossy de Palma, much loved by the French public, has become the ambassador of Spanish fashion in Paris, sponsoring the ceremony.

The initiative has counted with the participation of 50 Spanish firms giving value to what was done by hand, thus distinguishing the Made in Spain seal. The presence of TOUS has been highlighted for the first time, as we celebrate the new arrival at ACME. Delpozo has also premiered at the exhibition.

Rosa Tous, corporate vice president of TOUS, attended the event as representative of the brand: 'Tradition and the recovery of the oldest trades are values that also characterize all the firms that make up the ACME. In TOUS we defend craftsmanship as a way of professional training, thus recovering a historic trade and enhancing savoir-faire, and we also focus on young talent, training future professionals in the sector to promote craftsmanship and quality traditional trades through the Tous School of Jewelry and Artisan Crafts' has explained. Spanish fashion is closely linked to craft work and hence the commitment of the brands present at the event with responsible consumption and production in the vicinity.

"Made in Spain: the mode au delà des frontières" has been an opportunity to exhibit a very relevant selection of national fashion with the aim of creating networking among the firms and the main agents of the sector in Paris, to promote the knowledge of fashion Spanish and promote the Made in Spain.