The children's fashion fair held in Valencia from June 17 to 19 wrapped up its latest edition with 123 participating brands and its sights set abroad, as well as making progress in innovation and sustainability.
The Parisian trade show will host 1,200 exhibitors at its first edition dedicated to the Fall/Winter collections to be held in July rather than September, scheduled on July 5-7 at the Villepinte exhibition centre.
While Paris hosted the men’s fashion week, the Tranoï show was held on June 23-26 at the Palais de Tokyo in the city, with some 40 established and emerging labels showcasing their menswear collections.
Hyve Group, the organiser of Pure London, Moda and many other tradeshows, has issued a business update and said that the pace of in-person event recovery is “considerably ahead of anticipated levels”.
The summer edition of children's fashion trade show, Playtime Paris, will return from July 2 to 4 at the Parc Floral de Paris, where 350 brands will be presenting their collections.
Fashion supply chain trade show Pure Origin has become the UK’s largest sourcing event. The show, which runs parallel to Pure London on 17-19 July at Olympia London, will feature 20 new ‘Country Pavilions’.
Rwandan designer Moses Turahirwa presented his unisex label Moshions in Florence on Thursday, garnering praise for his fascinating approach to draping and his use of both African and Italian craftsmanship.
VivaTech is back in full swing with an edition where the queues to test new innovations keep getting longer. FashionNetwork.com takes a look at the experience offered by this unique event.
On Wednesday evening, the Florentine menswear show’s guest of honour staged a dizzying 40-year swoop across her career by showcasing over 40 iconic looks, making up an unprecedented, highly relevant collection.
UK trade show Pure London has formed a trend partnership with international style agency Promostyl. The event, which returns to Olympia London on 17 July, will stage three trend presentations across the three days.
An eventful week is beginning in Milan this Friday, June 17, between renowned brands returning; newcomers such as JW Anderson; and grand parties, such as the tenth anniversary of Marcelo Burlon.
As the Florentine show’s special guest, the British designer chose one of the Medici’s most ancient palazzi to unveil a collection at once lavish and subtle, cleverly hybridised by a variety of cultural influences.
The pioneer of Italian-made denim is expanding rapidly and treating itself to shoots by photographer Bruce Weber and a grand party at Palazzo Vecchio to celebrate its 70th anniversary during Pitti Uomo.
With Grace Wales Bonner's show as the opening act, the Florentine trade fair had a great program on its first day, while allowing exhibitors to see the event go back to business as usual.
The men’s fashion fair is back, gathering 682 brands in Florence starting this Tuesday. Wales Bonner, Ann Demeulemeester and Soulland will participate as guests of honor. Ukrainain designers will also enjoy a showcase.
