- Danielle Wightman-Stone |
Denim Première Vision, which took place for the first time outside Paris in London earlier this month, is on the move once again, heading to Milan for its next edition in June, before returning to London next December. The move is part of the show’s new strategy to position itself as an “itinerant international […]
- Huw Hughes |
Pure Origin, the section of Pure London dedicated to fashion sourcing and manufacturing, will be launching a new ‘country focus’ this year, which will shine a spotlight on design and craftsmanship from different countries each season. The new feature will be kicking off with Italy, and will showcase […]
- Marjorie van Elven |
Magic Japan, the fashion trade show launched last year in the Japanese capital, has changed its name and location. Now called Project Tokyo, the event is set to take place on March 27-28 at the Tokyo International Forum, one of the city’s landmark exhibition spaces. In addition, the event will no longer […]
- Simone Preuss |
Only one week after the announcement of a new fashion trade fair, Bread & Butter founder Karl-Heinz Müller has decided to not have the fair in January of next year after all, citing “existing irritations” and “much uncertainty” regarding leasing the location, Hangar 7 at Berlin’s former Tempelhof airport. […]
- Simone Preuss |
The founder and former head of Berlin’s Bread & Butter, Karl-Heinz Müller, is planning a new fashion trade fair platform, which is said to start already at the beginning of 2019, at the same time as Berlin Fashion Week. Industry insiders will not really be surprised as Müller announced already at the […]
- Huw Hughes |
INTERVIEW Amsterdam - Kingpins is one of the largest denim trade fairs in the world, and so - quite unsurprisingly - the most innovative and forward-thinking players in the denim game are there. This year, amongst the sea of indigo blue denim and excited industry professionals, one word seemed to proudly […]
- Marjorie van Elven |
Maastricht -- Technology is changing the fashion landscape and the companies which do not adapt will probably disappear. That was the main message from the 34th World Fashion Convention, held this week in Maastricht, the Netherlands. Organized by the International Apparel Federation (IAF) in partnership […]
- Regina Henkel |
The Chinese market is getting emancipated, making the domestic market more interesting for the Chinese apparel industry. Chic Shanghai, which took place from 27 to 29 September, reflected this clearly. With 719 exhibitors and 825 brands, the number of exhibitors is growing continuously, yet foreign […]
- Marjorie van Elven |
The latest edition of biannual fashion trade show Première Vision Paris, held between September 19 and 21, saw an 8.3 percent drop in the number of visitors compared to September 2017. Nearly 55,500 people from 124 countries attended the fair last month -- roughly the same number as the September 2016 […]
- Regina Henkel |
The 45th edition of Munich Fabric Start, which ended on 6th September, presented the trends for the fall/winter 2019/20 season. The conclusion: a new record number of exhibitors and the biggest Bluezone ever. In addition to fabric trends, sustainability and digitisation played an increasingly important […]