Buenos Aires once again dons its avant-garde attire and becomes a fashion capital with the third edition of Buenos Aires está de Moda 2026. From August 22 through September 17, Buenos Aires is all about design, fashion shows, and retail events.
Buenos Aires está de Moda 2026: Guide and Dates for the 5 Guided Tours of the City
The highlight of this year’s edition is its Fashion Tours: five exclusive, expert-led itineraries designed to immerse you in the shops, workshops, and hidden gems of Palermo Soho, Villa Crespo, Chacarita, and Once.
If you want to get an insider’s look at the latest trends and understand how the local fashion industry works, mark your calendar and get ready to sign up—spots fill up fast.
The Map of Buenos Aires Design: The 5 Must-See Circuits and How to Sign Up

Each neighborhood has its own textile and creative identity, and there’s no better way to get to know and discover them than by exploring them with someone who knows the area and its industry inside and out. Here are the confirmed tours for this year’s event, with a link to each one so you can sign up —registration is free!
1. Diversity and the Textile Industry in Once
- Date and time: Thursday, September 3 – 2:00 p.m.
- The plan: You’ll explore the area to understand the movement, the raw materials, and the diversity that make Once the productive heart of local fashion. Sign up here.
2. Creative Scene and Signature Design in Chacarita
- Date and time: Saturday, September 5 – 4:00 p.m.
- The plan: Chacarita stands out not only for its cuisine but also for its emerging design scene. This tour explores hidden showrooms , independent creative workshops, and conceptual spaces. Sign up here.
3. Avant-Garde and Leading Brands in Palermo Soho (Tour 1)
- Date and time: Thursday, September 17 – 5:00 p.m.
- The plan: A tour of the brands and designers who shaped the course of contemporary design and turned Palermo into Buenos Aires’ premier fashion hub. Sign up here.
4. Alternative Options in Palermo Soho (Tour 2)
- Date and time: Thursday, September 17 – 5:00 p.m.
- The plan: A second, simultaneous option to explore the most diverse and multidisciplinary side of Palermo, focused on experimental design spaces and sustainable projects. Sign up here.
Registration for the guided walks usually fills up within a few hours. Be sure to click on the registration link in advance to reserve your spot.
What Is “Buenos Aires está de Moda” and Why You Can’t Miss It
This is a public-private initiative designed to support the textile industry, emerging designers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and local entrepreneurs. For nearly a month, Buenos Aires brings together companies, universities, industry associations, and creatives for fashion shows, talks, and events open to everyone. Here’s the full schedule for your reference.