The International Fashion Conference CIM 2008 served as a forum for debate on fashion's current and future implications in social and economic sectors. It explored the relationships between fashion, business, technology, culture, communication, and the environment.
The Congreso Internacional de Moda CIM 2008 (International Fashion Conference CIM 2008) was established as a communication and debate forum on fashion and its current and future implications in the social and economic sectors. The conference fostered analysis and discussion of fashion's relationships with areas such as business, technology, culture, communication, and the environment. Recognizing fashion as both a social phenomenon and a significant global economic sector, the event highlighted Spain's fashion industry's contribution to the GDP. CIM 2008 aimed to explore how fashion can lead the development of a Culture of Innovation, encompassing creation, production, commercialization, and communication strategies. It also delved into the characteristics of 21st-century fashion consumers in a globalized world and examined design aspects that allow individuals to express their tastes and concerns through daily clothing choices. The program included sessions on the socio-cultural dimension of fashion, production, market ethics, technology, innovation, distribution, and promotion, featuring prominent speakers and round table discussions.