This annual phenomenon has blossomed into not only the largest fashion event in Brussels, but has also gained a high-profile status throughout Belgium and beyond. Over three days, Belgium’s hottest fashion talent exhibited their creations in the capital, at more than 60 different locations. A fashion trail leads visitors through the most exciting selection of Brussels’ trend-setting establishments in the Dansaert and Sablon districts.
For this edition Modo Brussel invited The Netherlands as the guest country. This resulted in stunning High Fashion Low Countries exhibition and installations from emerging dutch designers like Winde Rienstra.
I attended Modo Parcours for the very first time and encountered great energy, talent and loads of potential in Brussels. I wish I could have stayed longer to see more but I am glad I went to Brussels in the first place.
Have a look at my picture report of Modo Parcours.
http://www.modobrussels.be/
