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23-25 OCT 2026 Open calls for the 2026 edition

Organisation, team and partners

Organised by Mallorca Fashion Days, under the direction of Sadio Konte. With the institutional support of the Ajuntament de Palma, through PalmaActiva, and of the Consell de Mallorca. Main venue: Centre Cultural La Misericòrdia.

Organisation

Organisation and institutional support

PalmaActiva hosts the training and professional development programme on Friday 23 October. The Centre Cultural La Misericòrdia, a cultural space of the Consell de Mallorca, is the main venue of Mallorca Fashion Days 2026.

This collaboration brings together training, fashion, culture and heritage, and helps to raise the profile of creative talent from Palma and Mallorca.

The 2025 casting table at La Misericòrdia, with the team at work and the Mallorca Fashion Days banner behind them
The 2025 casting, at La Misericòrdia.

The team behind Mallorca Fashion Days

Five people, five countries and one international vision. Each brings their own experience and leads one part of the project. The people presented in this section are part of a wider professional structure.

  1. Sadio Konte, in a navy suit and felt hat, against a blue studio background

    Mali

    Sadio Konte

    Founder and director

    Creative director, model, entrepreneur and institutional relations

    Born in Mali and based in Mallorca, he has built a professional career that connects fashion, creativity, institutional relations and business vision. As founder and director of Mallorca Fashion Days, he sets the strategy and leads the development of a platform that brings together talent, designers, models, companies, institutions and creative professionals. His vision is to position Palma as a creative, Mediterranean city, and Mallorca as an international destination for fashion, culture and heritage.

  2. Joan Lindsay, in a black belted dress, against a blue studio background

    Peru

    Joan Lindsay

    Director of international relations and general ambassador

    Model and international executive director of Perú Fashion Week

    A Peruvian model and the international executive director of Perú Fashion Week, with a career in the fashion industry, pageants and project management, and a global outlook shaped by the 63 countries she has visited. At Mallorca Fashion Days she leads international relations and represents the project as general ambassador, building links between designers, brands, professionals, institutions and talent from different countries.

  3. Marc-Oliver Stöcklin, smiling, in a black dinner jacket and bow tie, against a blue studio background

    Switzerland

    Marc-Oliver Stöcklin

    Guest international producer

    Production, runway direction and model training

    A Swiss professional with 43 years of experience in the fashion industry and 36 in the financial sector. He holds two university degrees and has been a visiting lecturer at the universities of Basel and Zurich. He began his career as a model at the age of 16 and has taken part in the New York, London, Milan and Paris fashion weeks, in show production, runway direction, backstage coordination and model training, with labels such as Hugo Boss and Bally. As guest international producer, he contributes to the artistic and production development of the international strand of Mallorca Fashion Days.

  4. Nicolle Cantor, in a black blazer, seated, against a blue studio background

    Colombia

    Nicolle Cantor

    Designer coordinator

    Modelling, image and fashion management

    A professional with ties to modelling and the fashion sector, with experience in image, representation and organisation. At Mallorca Fashion Days she supports the participating labels and coordinates how they join, prepare for and take part in the event, in direct contact with each designer throughout the process.

  5. Philippe Salva, smiling, in a checked shirt, against a blue studio background

    France

    Philippe Salva

    Producer of Terra Visió

    Law, communication and public relations

    Born in France and trained in law and communication, he built his career in the press departments of Christian Dior and Lanvin in Paris, and was later head of press for Camper and Cartujano España. In 2016, together with Pedro Monge, he founded Ola PR, an agency specialising in communication, event creation and brand launches. At Mallorca Fashion Days he is responsible for producing Terra Visió.

Institutional support and partners

Institutional support

Partners

The Ajuntament de Palma, through PalmaActiva, and the Consell de Mallorca provide institutional support for the 2026 edition, alongside the partner companies and organisations.

Audiences and attendance

Mallorca Fashion Days is aimed at an intergenerational audience, industry professionals, institutions, companies, the media and the creative community. Estimated overall attendance is 3,000 to 5,000 people across the three days, including the open activities, and is separate from the specific capacity of the runway shows.

2026 capacity

  • 400

    people per day, runway show capacity

  • 1,200

    people in total, runway show capacity across the three days

Partnerships and collaborations

Interested organisations can request the partnership dossier, which sets out the partnership options and the applicable conditions. Proposals are accepted until 10 October.

Organisations, schools and suppliers can submit their proposals, including at an early stage. For designers: the open call and the designers of this edition. For the media: press accreditation.

Three models present a brand’s products at the event on 17 July 2026