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A rendering of the forum at the Interfilière innerwear and swimwear textiles salon.

Paris Set to Bustle in September the buyout will be felt starting in 2012, Piaser added. a positive effect on business for the salon in January, By KATYA FOREMAN and JOELLE DIDERICH The changes at Prêt à Porter are designed to cater with retailers making decisions earlier. Prices have sta- to contemporary brands identified as the “heart of the bilized since, he said, but the situation is still volatile. PARIS — Earlier timing for the Mode City innerwear and market,” said Piaser, such as Devernois, Lauren Vidal, Having recently visited clients in Japan, Pasquet was swimwear salon in July, plus a new Paris Design Week ini- René Derhy, Alain Weiz and Didier Parakian. among several organizers commenting on the admirable tiative in September by the organizers of Maison & Objet, “The purchasing power of consumers between age spirit of Japanese exhibitors, who have applied a busi- are among key developments in the City of Light. 40 and 50 is as great as that of teenagers, and these are ness-as-usual-approach following the country’s devas- Pierre Gendrot, coordinator of Paris Capitale de la the target customers of Prêt à Porter,” she said. “In the tating earthquake and tsunami in March. Création, or Paris Capital of Creativity, which groups past, exhibitors at Prêt à Porter included both the heart “They need the international market more than 19 salons, said September will be particularly vibrant, of the market and designers, whereas nowadays almost ever,” he said. with events spread throughout the month. Scheduled 80 percent of designers have moved to showing during Pourrat said she was amazed to see that Japan’s re- for Sept. 9 to 13, Paris design fair Maison & Objet is now fashion week, so Prêt à Porter is focusing more on this cent tragedy has not yet impacted sales for Premiere set to run a few days after the city’s fashion trade shows contemporary and midrange offer.” Classe’s accessories designers, some of whom generate in early September, while eyewear salon Silmo will run Organizers of the city’s fashion and accessories sa- 95 percent of their sales there. Sept. 29 to Oct. 2, coinciding with the start of the spring lons listed high raw material costs and the strong euro, “The Japanese are big consumers of creativity,” she said. women’s ready-to-wear shows. which could penalize the export business of young Mode City’s earlier show slot in July has already Messe Frankfurt France will introduce the Apparel brands, among the key challenges for designers, with gotten the thumbs-up from retailers and brands, with Sourcing trade show, launched in New York last year, slight price increases inevitable. several big names returning to the event, including to run concurrently with the Paris edition of Texworld, Gottex and Gerhard Roesch, according to show man- Sept. 19 to 22. ager Séverine Marchesi. Citing strong sales from the “This is a natural development for Texworld, where the current spring season — which has been boosted by the range offered by clothing manufacturers, particularly at The purchasing power of recent good weather in Europe — Marchesi said busi- the September shows, was increasing substantially,” said ness is picking up for the industry and all of the major Michael Scherpe, president of Messe Frankfurt France. consumers between age 40 and 50 American retailers have confirmed their attendance at The Apparel Sourcing show will be held in hall one the show, which starts its three-day run on July 9. of the Le Bourget exhibition center, with Texworld lo- is as great as that of teenagers. Along with neighboring textiles show Interfilière Paris, cated in hall two. The show should run concurrently — MURIEL PIASER, PRET A PORTER PARIS Mode City will stage its first Ultra Lingerie catwalk show with Texworld on a semiannual basis starting in 2012. in the center of the city, at the Pavilion Cambon on Place Prêt à Porter Paris is also introducing a flurry of chang- Vendôme. The event will showcase 70 designs by weaver- es in September, in what represents its biggest overhaul in “We feel that the American market is having a tough designer pairings. Around 600 buyers have been invited. five years, with the aim of making the show easier to navi- time investing in European creativity,” said Sylvie Responding to rising demand from brands for creative gate for buyers and to provide more services for exhibi- Pourrat, managing director of the Premiere Classe ac- textiles, Interfilière will inaugurate The Exclusives, a tors. The number of sections is being narrowed to eight cessories salon, adding that despite the sky-high prices private zone presenting cutting-edge designs by 25 ex- from 11, with accessories grouped on one floor and rtw on precious metals, costume jewelry designers continue hibitors. Only customers invited by participating mills on another. This responds to the shifting needs of brands to gravitate toward more high-end lines. will be allowed access. and growing competition from rival trade show Who’s New projects lined up for the salon’s Nomad Lounge “The space will also allow mills to test out cre- Next, which takes place simultaneously at the Porte de trend area will include an exhibition of creations by 12 ative product on designers,” said exhibition manager Versailles exhibition center from Sept. 3 to 6. Austrian accessories designers. Charlotte Giraudineau. Comexposium, which owns 50 percent of WSN Richard Martin, deputy director and artistic direc- Among new design initiatives, Maison & Objet organizer Développement, the company that runs the Who’s Next tor of Paris jewelry salon Eclat de Mode-Bijorhca, said SAFI in September will inaugurate Paris Design Week, and Première Classe shows, last week acquired Sodes, the the event’s Gold by Eclat de Mode gold jewelry section, which kicks off Sept. 12 at the end of Maison & Objet. For company in charge of Prêt à Porter Paris, Atmosphère, The introduced last year with around 20 designers, will ex- the seven-day event, which falls under the Paris Capitale Box, LivingRoom and The Train. This effectively places pand to around 35 at the upcoming edition, Sept. 2 to 5. de la Création banner, a range of exhibitions and events Prêt à Porter Paris and Who’s Next under one umbrella, a The salon’s Elements Collections jewelry parts segment will take place in stores, galleries, design showrooms and development greeted by Muriel Piaser, exhibitions director will move to the ground floor with a separate entrance. restaurants around the city, spanning design, architecture, for Prêt à Porter Paris. “This is excellent news,” she said. Organizers have planned a “Moulin Rouge” exhibition fashion, arts and culture, food and technology. Xavier Clergerie, managing director of Who’s Next showcasing iconic dresses and accessories worn in Who’s Next, which runs Sept. 3 to 6 at the Porte de and Première Classe, is expected to take over manage- the show, as well as costume jewelry designs from the Versailles, will host an exhibition of Malaysian designers. ment of the Sodes trade shows. Piaser said her new role Moulin Rouge accessories line by On Aura Tout Vu. The salon also plans a collaboration with the Federation was yet to be defined, but she looked forward to working Philippe Pasquet, chief executive officer of Paris tex- of Lace and Embroidery that will match eight lace makers with Clergerie. The trade shows will go ahead as previ- tiles salon Première Vision, set for Sept. 20 to 22, said with designers from Premiere Classe and Who’s Next to de- ously planned in September and changes resulting from fiber shortages and inflamed prices ended up having velop 20 creations.

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Japan Creation will become an annual event in 2012. Japanese Fairs Aim for Recovery become a domestic event, so I’d like about By KELLY WETHERILLE half of the brands to be international ones.” Matsui said in April, RoomsLink TOKYO — As Japan begins the long pro- featured 60 brands, all Japanese, after 15 cess of recovery and rebuilding after the European brands pulled out following the massive earthquake and tsunami that natural disaster and amid fears concerning struck March 11, members of its fashion problems at a nuclear power plant. But for industry are thinking of ways to lure back October, he expects 70 local brands, and international buyers, even while some hopes to get about 40 to 50 international major events are still being canceled. ones, including a label from Seoul that is The Japan National Tourism already confi rmed. He expects attendees to Organization reported a 50.3 percent drop number more than 8,000. in the number of foreign visitors to Japan Mutsuko Tatsukami, an organizer of in March, compared to the same month the textile show JFW Japan Creation, last year. A spokesman for the JNTO said said he has also seen international the organization isn’t making any predic- exhibitors pull out of its spring tions as to when or by how much these installment. There were 61 companies numbers will begin to increase again, but slated to participate in the most recent Tatsukami said that last October, the but so far no concrete plans have been many in the industry are trying to do what fair, which took place this month, after 10 event attracted 23,503 visitors, includ- made. As for attracting foreign buyers, they can to spur a revival. non-Japanese fi rms canceled. ing about 200 from outside of Japan. She he remains skeptical. Tomonori Matsui, director of the “We had a few cancellations from hopes to have about the same number “I think it will be diffi cult. It’s a com- RoomsLink trade shows that generally domestic brands, as well, but actually again this year. plicated situation,” Yoshioka said. “I think run concurrently with Japan Fashion most [Japanese] brands told us that “Up until last year, the number of attend- there will be two or three companies that Week, said only 10 non-Japanese they wanted to do what they can to ees from overseas had been increasing, so come, but I think the overall order totals retailers sent buyers for the April edition participate,” Tatsukami said. we’d like that pattern to continue,” she said. from international buyers will decrease.” of the event, compared to 37 the season For the next installment in October at Despite an overall positive outlook, Other changes on the horizon include before. But Matsui is concentrating his Tokyo Big Sight, Tatsukami expects about some fairs are being forced to make cut- cutting Japan Creation down to a yearly, efforts on increasing both the number of 200 companies to exhibit at Japan Creation, backs. Frontier, a casual clothing show, has rather than biyearly, show starting in international buyers and international although how many of those will be from been postponed indefi nitely. 2012, while at the same time adding a brands for the next installment, which is outside the nation remains to be seen. “We planned on holding a small fair in new JFW-associated textile fair, called scheduled for mid-October. “We want international buyers and June, but we canceled it because many JFW Premium Textile Japan. This event “I want to work hard on the p.r. to exhibitors to participate, but right now participating companies are based or will make its debut in May alongside get more brands to participate,” Matsui I can’t really say what will happen,” have factories in Sendai [where the tsu- Japan Creation, and will also be held said. “Since the event is a mix of trade Tatsukami said. “We want to [give the nami struck], and therefore won’t be able from Oct. 12 to 14 at Tokyo Big Sight. and fashion shows and happens during message] that it’s OK to come to Japan, to produce fall products on time,” said Organizers plan to conduct the event, Japan Fashion Week, it should be more and we’ve had people from overseas ex- organizer Tadashi Yoshioka. which Tatsukami says will be more of a international. If we can’t increase the press interest, so hopefully [the event in] Yoshioka hopes to be able to hold the business conference than a large-scale number of international brands, it will October will go as planned.” next edition of Frontier in September, trade show, twice a year. China Turns to Innovation ongoing push has forced consumer prices up, with a 5.4 By KATHLEEN E. MCLAUGHLIN percent rise in the consumer price index in March over the same month last year — the highest pace in nearly BEIJING — E-commerce could make a big splash in the two years. Despite price pressures, trade show organizers second half of this year’s fashion, textile and accesso- are upbeat about business prospects. ries trade shows in greater China, organizers said, with They said companies are bringing in fresh ideas and plans to broaden the on-site use of trade platforms tak- developing new fabrics and other products, hoping to ing advantage of the Internet. move up the value chain as China eases away from being Several trade shows plan to integrate e-commerce plat- the land of cheap labor and low-cost manufactured goods. forms into their overall show design, offering customers Buyers are prepared for higher prices, but it’s unclear opportunities to link with suppliers online even as they how costs will affect turnout and the number of deals meet in person. made at shows during the second half of this year. E-commerce was put into the mix at the Dalian “I don’t think (price increases) will have a major ef- International Garment & Textile Fair last year, and a mar- fect,” said Lin Jing, exhibition project manager for the keting manager with the show said he expects it to grow in China Guangzhou International Fashion Exhibition, set use this year. The Dalian show has connected with online for Sept. 8 to 10. “The price of everything is rising, as trade platform giants Alibaba and Taobao. Global Sources, production costs have increased. So it’s normal that the which runs its own series of trade shows across China and price of products will increase, as well.” Hong Kong, has a popular online trading platform that Besides business concerns, trade shows are on mes- predated much of its trade show business. sage about showcasing vendors with creative wares, new “Visitors and exhibitors registered actively last year, products and innovative techniques. The message un- and we will continue to use the service this year,” said derscores China’s greater overall push to move from a Gao Liying, head of the planning department for the manufacturing-based economy to an innovation society. Dalian textile fair, which runs Sept. 3 to 6 in the north- The government has undertaken a major push to reward ern port city. “The methods of trade are changing and fi rms that innovate and create, and potentially drive out always becoming more convenient.” those only interested in making low-end products for But that’s not to say online commerce will replace the low wages. The results may be seen in this year’s shows. value of face-to-face meetings, handling products and The Shenzhen International Trade Fair for Apparel making deals in China and Hong Kong. Rather, organiz- Fabrics & Accessories, running July 7 to 9, expects a slight ers said they hope adding the Internet will simply en- increase from last year’s 760 vendors. Shen Yongfang, sec- hance and augment the trade show experience, cement- retary of the Shenzhen Municipal Garment Association, ing long-term relationships between buyers and sellers. said the group’s fair this summer will focus on innovation On another note, several fair organizers said they ex- and on showcasing China’s culture through products. An array of pect vendor and visitor numbers this summer and fall to “We predict that this year’s trade show will produce buttons at keep pace with last year, despite rising prices. relatively big developments in areas of designing, cre- Interstoff Asia. China is facing new pressures from higher minimum ation, information, service and international purchasing wages and continually rising costs of raw materials. The and cooperation,” said Shen. ADVERTISEMENT Meet Up with Mode City and Interfi lière in Paris on July 9, 10 and 11!

The world’s two leading trade shows for the intimates and swimwear markets MODE CITY are launching new dates. It’s the start of the season in Paris, and all the This year, Mode City will welcome more than 500 important brands driving the market. excitement is culminating in the heart of Pavilion 1 at the Porte de Versailles. Notable names include: Andres Sarda Maryan Mehlhorn Industry leaders and repeat brands have confi rmed their attendance at the Agogoa Miraclesuit Agua Bendita Miss Bikini shows while many have reserved bigger stands. Aubade Moontide Banana Moon Nicole Olivier Chantelle Ondademar Desigual Pain De Sucre Emamó Paladini Of note, trend resources and events will be expanded gold and rocks are the themes for the spring/summer Esprit Parah this year. In addition to the two lingerie and swimwear 2012 trends, which will be explored in an unexpected and Freya Ritratti Huit Seafolly trends forums, Interfi lière will introduce a new, original presentation sure to inspire at this year’s show. Iodus Shan coveted show space. “The Exclusives” will give the most Additionally, Mode City will feature three daily Laurence Tavernier Simone Perele Lejaby Sunfl air innovative exhibitors an opportunity to present their fashion shows taking place under the tent outside. The Lise Charmel Valery Lou Verde Veronica latest, most on-trend and avant-garde creations. (By trade shows will also make the most of this outdoor New brands this year include: invitation only. Invitations available from participating space with areas designated for rest, relaxation and Beachlife Little Marcel exhibitors.) parties. Happy hours, restaurants, a lounge and special Blanche Fleur Magistral For the fi rst time, Mode City will partner with Trend events are on this year’s agenda to give attendees a one- Caffe Swimwear Martha Rey Charmante Marysia Swim Union for the Eden trend forum. Earth and sand, crystals, of-kind trade show experience. Cyell Pin-Up Stars Diva Swimwear Rachel Pappo Féraud Paris Sassa Glumann Silver By Gottex Gottex Simone Et Georges Implicite Twin Set Les Ultraviolettes Vitamin A

INTERFILIÈRE At Interfi lière, 300 materials and accessories manufacturers in the lingerie and swimwear industries will be present, including more than 40 new companies. Over 80 percent of attendees are international, making this show a true representation of the industry at large. These key players will be back: Accessories, supplies: Fibers, machines: Alpa & Puiplast Diemco P.A.L.M. Luigi Merletti Laces: Pioneer Elastic Bright Sun and Seripress Sakae Lace Embroideries: Veropiz Roma Rex Fabrics, prints: Rona Textil Cat’land Walter Natter Textile Eschler Designers: Elastic Textil e Amsterstampa European Stretch Fabrics Blue Studio Henitex International Mustic Style Maute + Rentz New Age Puntiblond Paul Vogel and more New attendees include: Order your pass at www.interfi liere.com and www.mode-city.com Atmosphere Studio Metric Products Bilim Dar MFR Organize your trade show visit by calling the hotline: +33(0)1 47 56 32 70 Blue Scarabie Mitsubishi Corporation Organize your Paris trip with the concierge: +33(0)1 41 31 45 54 Color Textil News Textile D&D Durand and more For more information on exhibitors, the program, fashion show and conference times, “The Link 36 Exclusives” participants and more, go to www.mode-city.com and www.interfi liere.com. 6 WWD WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 2011 SECTION II International Trade Shows

Pitti Uomo in Florence.

Italian Fairs Seek Growth In Exports

By Christine Lee

MiLAn — After a season filled with new initiatives and efforts to increase atten- dance, fair organizers in italy still aim to attract foreign visitors while they ride out an unhurried economic recovery. Mauro Muzzolon, director of leather goods expo Mipel, said there has been MASSE a decisive upturn in the industry, espe- cially regarding bags and small leather STEFANO goods, though figures have not yet re- BY turned to pre-crisis levels. “What really continues to puzzle us, PHOTO though, is the italian market, which is Muzzolon said the initial trial “was an ucts,” echoed raffaello napoleone, chief about 3,000 visits per day. at a standstill due to low prices,” said all-around positive experience,” and that executive officer of Pitti immagine, which As has been the trend for a number of Muzzolon, noting that makers are having “these synergies will surely continue to be organizes the Pitti shows — Uomo, W, seasons, trade shows are turning to inno- difficulty earning profits. “We’re seeing an important weapon.” Bimbo, Filati and Fragranze in Florence vative events to raise their profiles. new buyers from the Ukraine and China Marco serioli, executive director of — as well as ready-to-wear and accesso- Bizzi indicated that, though it is too — the foreign market is indispensable.” Fiera Milano rassegne, which organizes ries fairs Modaprima, touch, neoZone early to reveal details, there will be two Mipel, along with the other three Milan- several trade shows including Mi Milano and Cloudnine in Milan. important events in collaboration with based accessories fairs — Mido, Mifur and Prêt-à-Porter, said, “Based on our survey, napoleone also emphasized the im- the municipality of Milan because “it is Micam — conducted a joint communica- exhibitors provided positive feedback and portance of foreign participation, citing important for the city to breathe fashion.” tions campaign called “All Accessories” indicated that there is a pickup in orders.” a new initiative called “Guest nation,” Last February, White hosted a fashion in February to promote the salons abroad, “We’re seeing positive signs in export which involves promotional activities in a show in a moving subway train for young particularly in the U.s., russia and Japan. data, especially for Made in italy prod- specific location deemed strategic for the designer Alessandra Marchi. Florence trade shows. “this year, we have chosen são Paulo to try We’re seeing positive signs to increase attendance from Brazil, which has in export data, especially for been showing encour- aging signs,” he said. Made in Italy products. Although the dol- lar’s fluctuations con- — raffaello napoleone, tinue to cause concern, pitti immagine fair organizers are not worried. serioli be- lieves the intrinsic value of Made in Mi Milano’s ongoing Collisions program italy products is enough to cushion the will once again pair young designers with impact of the weakened greenback. historic italian textile companies, and its “Additionally, italian manufac- hothouse space remains dedicated to turers are always attentive to eco- emerging talents, an initiative particularly nomic trends and therefore tend to appreciated by foreign buyers, according offer competitive prices,” napoleone to serioli. Additionally, for the first time, added. “Despite the instability of the beauty show intercharm has aligned its dollar, the U.s. is becoming more im- dates with Mi Milano and will take place portant to us.” in the same venue. it’s another example of the upcoming June edition of fairs seeking out synergies. Pitti will be headlined by rodarte Joining the young designer competi- and Band of Outsiders, both of tion fray, jewelry fair organizer Vicenzaoro which hail from California. will hold a contest for designers under age Pitti is also in the process of ramp- 30 in collaboration with the Politecnico ing up its online presence. After a suc- University of Milan. Vicenzaoro Choice cessful pilot edition in January, the will take place from sept. 10 to 14, follow- organizer, alongside FieraDigitale, ing About J, a smaller sister event dedicat- will officially launch its online portal, ed to higher-end collections running from e-Pitti, essentially putting the entire sept. 8 to 10, both in Vicenza. BAGS, FOOTWEAR, LEATHER GOODS fair on the Web, with an investment Pitti will launch Dress Like a Man, of around 1.5 million euros, or $2.2 described as a “performance event that LIFTSTYLE ITEMS, TRAVELWARE, GARMENT million at current exchange. Photos provides a unique interpretation of the and videos of the more than 1,600 col- new contemporary classic look.” it will SPRING/SUMMER 2012 lections from the men’s, women’s and take place on the evening of June 14 and children’s divisions of the show will be is being curated by Olivier saillard, the available online, in addition to the new recently appointed director of Paris-based Marketplace section where registered fashion museum Musée Galliera. buyers will be able to place orders. Mipel will celebrate its 100th edition this Also bowing in June is a re- september with a book dedicated to the bag vamped home page and a Web site fair’s 50 years of history. For enquiry: for Fondazione Pitti Discovery, the “this is a celebratory moment for us, a group that organizes cultural events chance to look back on what we’ve accom- [email protected] surrounding the semiannual fairs. plished but also as a stimulus to go for- White, which runs from June 19 ward,” said Muzzolon. to 21 for men and sept. 24 to 26 for Finally, just before the ready-to-wear women, is also investing heavily in collections get going in Milan, the Milano the internet, according to the show’s Unica textiles fair runs from sept. 13 to 15 president, Massimiliano Bizzi. at Fieramilanocity. “WOW [White on Web] is an ex- tremely important project for us — it’s our community, and right now, For a reporT on London Trade ShowS, See it’s a priority for us,” he said, adding WWD.com/markets-neWs. that the recently launched portal gets

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Showfloor, with 12 green runway shows, moves to the landmark Kosmos cinema. In Düsseldorf, CPD Signatures is pol- German Shows Keep Building ishing its new format, again expecting about 450 exhibitors. Eastern European Tillmann, noting Premium Men is growing The avant-garde Projekt Galerie buyers are a key audience for CPD. By MELISSA DRIER and getting more progressive in its mix. Showroom will occupy new quarters in the The mainly “writing events” Supreme Fresh to the German capital is Capsule, side wing of the Mint, while it’s back to the by Munichfashion.company and Premium BERLIN — It’s going to be “the more the the contemporary fashion platform that old Stasi headquarters for Bright, which Order Düsseldorf both run July 23 to merrier” on the German trade show scene hosts shows in New York, Las Vegas and features streetwear and skateboarding. 26, though Premium’s Tillmann noted this season, as new events and exhibitors Paris. Capsule expects to present about Greenshowroom returns to the Hotel Munich is “getting especially important join the already extensive lineup, with 70 collections at its debut in the former Adlon for its salon show of green goods, for us. We’ll have 350 to 400 exhibitors positive market conditions in Germany German mint, including Naked & Famous but now under the direction of Messe there, and are opening a separate acces- adding to the momentum. Denim, SLVDR, Won Hundred and Wood Frankfurt. Currently being restructured sories tent.” German retailers are coming off a solid Wood. Capsule is coming to Berlin at the and in negotiations with new backers, Also in Munich in mid-August: Supreme year, with the German Apparel Retailers urging of many of the show’s exhibitors, TheKey.to hopes to open at a new venue by Munichfashion.company, In Fashion Association reporting a 3 to 4 percent who want to target the German market, ex- in July at the Kindl Brewery near Bread Munich, Premium Order Munich and sales gain in 2010 and the German Retail plained co-director Edina Sultanik. & Butter. The fifth edition of Lavera MunichFashion.WoMen. Federation projecting “ro- bust development in 2011.” Consumer sentiment remains high, despite a slight dampen- ing of economic and income expectations due to global events, according to research firm GfK’s April consumer cli- mate study. “However, the pro- pensity to buy has maintained its good level,” GfK said. Germany is coming into sharper focus for nondomes- tic brands eager to get a piece of the action in the European Community’s largest market. Many German manufacturers have finished their most suc- cessful years ever, supported by expanding international sales, while the country’s re- tailers, known for sticking to the tried-and-true, are exhib- iting heightened interest in emerging brands. The hub remains Berlin, which drew about 90,000 trade visitors in January. The spring 2012 season starts July 3 with intimates show 5ele- ments.berlin, which is adding runway shows to its stands. However, it’s streetwear and contemporary fash- ion that’s put Berlin on the trade show map, with Bread & Butter, Premium and the !"#$%&'"()#) Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin runway shows the es- tablished triumvirate. B&B chief Karl-Heinz Müller said the show is booked to capacity, !"#$%&"'(#)" with many new names on the fair’s 600-exhibitor roster. As B&B prepares to cele- brate its 10th anniversary this July, Müller wants to open the doors to nonprofessionals. “I think B&B should be more connected with Berlin, and I’d like to have about 5,000 to 6,000 people from outside the industry join in our after-hours get-togethers and parties,” he said. “It’s about touching the style of Berlin, plus it’s a touch of B-to-C business.” To give trade visitors a bet- ter time in Berlin, he’s also try- ing to convince fellow retailers in the Hackescher Market area, where his store 14 oz. is located, !"#$%&'(&)*&+$,-.. to stay open until midnight dur- ing B&B’s run, July 6 to 8. Premium was also booked '/+0%$"$'1+(&$2&$3&+%/044&% earlier than ever and is packed with about 1,000 5/44%$.$6$,7, brands — though a new space might come soon, depending on permission from the city. '+&"+&80%(&+$19 The new Atelier area that opened last season has a cel- :::7:51%9&;(7<1) ebrated new tenant: Armani Jeans. The more offbeat Seek :::7'+&)0&+&"<4/%%&7<1) section, with brands like Libertine-Libertine, Surface to Air and Opening Ceremony, is “exploding,” said show co- founder and co-director Anita

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Tel.: E-mail: [email protected]. 7-8, Capsule, Old Mint Berlin, Molkenmarkt but attendees are 3-5, 5 elements.berlin, Messedamm 22, +39-055-212-622. Fax: +39-055-212-551. Web: catwalk-enterprises.com. 2, Berlin. Contact: BPMW. Tel.: 212-206-8310. encouraged to confirm Berlin. Contact: Ocean Media GmbH. Tel.: E-mail: [email protected]. 6-8, International Variety Gift Expo Tokyo, E-mail: [email protected]. dates and locations. +49-282-197-6213. Fax: +49-282-197-6507. Web: stazione-leopolda.com. Tokyo Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. Web: capsuleshow.com. Web: 5elements-berlin.de. 5-8, Premium Men, Station-Berlin, Luckenwalder E-mail: [email protected]. Web: 7-9, Bright, Stasi Headquarters, House 4-7, Hong Kong Fashion Week Spring/Summer, Strasse 4-6, Berlin. Contact: Premium giftex.jp/en/Home. 18, Normannenstrasse 19, Berlin. Contact: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, Exhibitions GmbH. Tel.: +49-30-629-0850. 6-8, Greenshowroom, Hotel Adlon, Unter den Linden Bright GmbH. Tel.: +49-696-696-2157. Fax: JULY 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Web: premiumexhibitions.com. 77, Berlin. Contact: Tel.: +49-30-7469-1416. +49-69-9760-9482. Web: brighttradeshow.com. 2-4, Playtime Paris, Parc Floral de Paris. Contact: Beatrice Lee or Lily Kwong. Tel.: 6-8, Bread & Butter Berlin, Airport E-mail: [email protected]. 7-9, TheKey.to, Berlin. Contact: TheKey.to. Contact: Picaflor Sarl. Tel.: +33-1-43-72-75-37. +852-2240-4323 or +852-2240-4061. Fax: Berlin-Tempelhof, Platz der Luftbrücke 5, Web: green-showroom.net. Tel.: +49-30-6840-9754. Fax: +33-1-43-73-28-42. +852-2824-0026. E-mail: [email protected]. Berlin. Contact: Bread & Butter GmbH. Tel.: 6-8, The Projektgalerie Showroom, Fax: +49-30-687-0617. Web: thekey.to. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: hktdc.com./about/offices.htm. +49-30-200-0370. Web: breadandbutter.com. Passarelle, Old Mint Berlin, Am Krögel 2, Berlin. 7-9, Intertextile Pavilion 2011, Shenzhen Web: playtimeparis.com. 5-7, Prima Moda Tessuto, Fortezza da Basso, 6-8, Premium, Station-Berlin, Luckenwalder Contact: Projektgalerie. Tel.: +49-30-6751-8959. Convention and Exhibition Center, Shenzhen, China. Contact: Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. Tel.: +852-2802-7728. Fax: +852-2598-8771. Web: interstoff.com. 7-9, 11th China (Shenzhen) International Brand Clothing & Accessories Fair, Our Industry Partners Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Abercrombie & Fitch Center, 88, Fuhuasan Lu, Futian district, Shenzhen, China. Contact: Chen Min. Tel.: Accessories Council +755+8347+2856. Fax: +755-8347-2509. Aeropostale Web: szic.cn/Default.aspx. Anthropologie 7-9, Intertextile Pavillion at Shenzhen Fair, Barneys New York Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center, 88, Fuhuasan Lu, Futian district, Shenzhen, Bergdorf Goodman China. Contact: Wilmet Shea, Group Burberry Manager, Trade Fairs Messe Frankfurt (HK) Cassin Collection Ltd., Hong Kong. Tel.: +852-2238-9967. Chanel Fax: +852-2598-8771. E-mail: [email protected]. Delia’s Web: messefrankfurt.com.hk/fair. Donna Karan International 7-10, China Wedding Expo 2011, Shanghai Dylan’s Candy Bar International Exhibition Service Co., Room Elie Tahari 2503, OOCL Plaza, 841 Yan An Zhong Road, Shanghai. Tel.: +86-21-6279-2828 Ellen Tracy or 6247-2387. Fax: +86-21-6386-6972. Evins Communications E-mail: [email protected]. Fendi Web: chinaweddingexpo.com. GeoArt by Cynthia Gale 8-12, AltaRomAltaModa, Com.plesso Monumentale di Santo Spirito in Sassia, Godiva Borgo Santo Spirito, 2, Rome. Gucci Group Contact: Alta Roma. Tel.: 39-06-678-1313. Henri Bendel Fax: 39-06-6920-0303. E-mail: Iconix Brand Group [email protected]. Web: altaroma.it. John Varvatos 9-11, Mode City, Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles, Paris. Contact: Corinne Leriche. Li & Fung Tel.: 212-925-2507. Fax: 212-925-2869. Macy’s E-mail: [email protected]. Michael Kors Web: mode-city.com. MTV Networks 9-11, Interfilière Paris, Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles, Pavillion 1, Paris. Contact: Sandrine OscardelaRenta Dervin. Tel.: +33-1-47-56-32-64. E-mail: Polo Ralph Lauren [email protected]. Web: interfiliere.com. Redcats USA 13-15, The Brandery, Fira Barcelona- Rocawear Montjuïc fairgrounds, Avenida Reina Mª Cristina s/n, Barcelona. Rue La La Contact: Estermaria Laruccia. Tel.: Saks Fifth Avenue +34- 90-223-3200. Fax: +34-93-233-3435. The Doneger Group E-mail: thebrandery@firabcn.es. The Jones Group Web: thebrandery.com. 13-15, 080 Barcelona Fashion, Barcelona. Tommy Hilfiger Contact: Marta Coca. Tel.: +34-93-551- Tory Burch 5452. Fax: +34-93-484-9688. Universal Music Group E-mail: [email protected]. Urban Outfitters Web: 080barcelonafashion.com. Victoria’s Secret 16-18, Mare d’Amare, Fortezza da Basso, Florence. Contact: Excelsia. Tel.: +39-05-5204-7186. Fax: +39-05-5902-9979. E-mail: [email protected]. Nice Work! Web: toscanadamare.it. 17-18, Modefabriek, RAI Amsterdam LIM College proudly salutes the Class of 2011 and Exhibition and Convention Centre, Europaplein 8, Amsterdam. Contact: thanks our partners who are launching these graduates Modefabriek BV. Tel.: +31-20- 442-1960. Fax: +31-20-442-1961. Web: modefabriek.nl. into successful careers in the fashion industry. 20-22, JFW International Fashion Fair, Tokyo Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: senken-ex.com./iff_en. 20-22, Children-Baby-Maternity Products Internships, job placement, and For more information on these and Expo & Children Clothing and Accessories 12 East 53rd Street Expo, Shanghai New International Expo on-campus recruiting are just a few other opportunities, please call The Center, Shanghai. Contact: Sheila Tang. of the many ways your company Center for Career Development at New York, New York 10022 212.752.1530 | 800.677.1323 Tel.: +86-57-8839-3239 ext. 882. can partner with LIM College. 646.218.4129 or email us at E-mail: [email protected]. [email protected]. www.limcollege.edu Web: cbmexpo.com/en/index.asp. 23-25, CPD Signatures, Exhibition Centre, Düsseldorf. Contact: Igedo Com.pany GmbH. Tel.: +49-211-439-6396. WWD WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 2011 11 SECTION II

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Center and Toronto Congress Center, Toronto. accessories), Praterinsel, Praterinsel 3-4, Web: moda-uk.co.uk. Tel.: 800-611-6100. E-mail: [email protected]. Munich. Contact: In Fashion Munich. 21-23, Spring Gift & Homeware Fair, Web: cgta.org. Tel.: +49-89-1270-0700. Fax: +49-89-2020-4446. ASB Showgrounds, Greenlane, Auckland, 12-15, Western China International Clothing Web: in-fashion-munich.de. New Zealand. Contact: XPO Exhibitions & Accessories Fair, International Convention 13-16, Premium Order Munich, Zenith Halle Ltd/New Zealand Gift Trade Association. Tel.: & Exhibition Center, Chengdu Century City, and Kesselhaus, Lilienthalallee 29, Munich. +64-9-976-8300. E-mail: [email protected]. Chengdu, China. Contact: Tang Youjun, Contact: Premium Exhibitions GmbH. Tel.: +49- Web: giftfairs.co.nz or nzgta.org.nz. Tan Chaohong, Chengxin, Zhang Jindie. Tel.: 30-6290-8578. Web: premiumexhibitions.com. 22-24, Toronto Shoe Show, Toronto Congress +86-28-6196-3041/-3055/-3046/-3042/-3062. 13-16, MunichFashion.WoMen, MTC, Center and Radisson Hotel, Toronto. Fax: +86-28-6196-3041/-3046. House 1, Ingolstädterstrasse 45, Munich. E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: +49-211-439-6345. Web: igedo.de/cpd. Tel.: 416-510-0114. Web: ccpit-sichuan.org/ccpitsc. Contact: Munichfashion.com.pany. 22-24, Profile and 100% Fresh Show, 23-26, Supreme by Munichfashion.com.pany, E-mail:[email protected]. 13-14, Sydney International Spa & Beauty Tel.: +49-81-06-994-0330. Toronto Congress Center, Toronto. Bennigsenplatz, Kennedydamm 24, Düsseldorf. Web: mode-accessories.com. Expo, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Center Web: munichfashioncom.pany.com. Tel.: 416-596-2401. E-mail: [email protected]. Contact: Munichfashion.com.pany GmbH. Tel.: 8-10, JCK Toronto Jewelry Show, Metro Toronto Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW. Contact: Reed 14-16, Moda, National Exhibition Centre, Web: ontariofashionexhibitors.ca. +49-172-859-9305. Convention Center, 255 Front St. W. Exhibitions. Tel.: +61-2-9422-2535. E-mail: Birmingham, West Midlands, England, 22-25, Montreal Gift Show, Place Bonaventure, Web: munichfashioncom.pany.com. Tel.: 416-756-8241. Web: jcktoronto.ca. [email protected]. B40. Contact: Caroline Mackinoon. Montreal. Tel.: 416-385-1880. 23-26, Premium Order Düsseldorf, 8-12, Canadian Gift and Tableware Web: internationalbeautyexpo.com.au. Tel.: +44-078-3625-5997. E-mail: [email protected]. Schwanenhöfe, Erkrather Strasse 230, Association Gift Show, Toronto International 13-15, In Fashion Munich (fashion and E-mail: [email protected]. Web: montrealgiftshow.com. Düsseldorf. Premium Exhibitions GmbH. Tel.: +49-306-290-8578. Web: premiumexhibitions.com. 24-25, ABC Salon, MOC Center, Lilienthalallee 40, Munich. Contact: Messe München. Tel.: +49-89-3235-3185. Fax: +49-89-3235-3197. Web: abc-salon.de. AUGUST 3-7, Copenhagen Fashion Week, City Hall — Official Show Venue of Copenhagen Fashion Week, Radhuspladsen 1, DK – 1599 Copenhagen V. Contact: Anne Christine Persson. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: copenhagenfashionweek.com. 4-6, Gallery International Fashion Fair, Forum Copenhagen, Juilus Thomsense Plads 1, DK — 1925 Frederiksberg C, Copenhagen. Contact: Christian Gregersen. Tel.: +45-33-120-930.

E-mail: [email protected]. © Olivier Roller Web: gallery.dk. 4-6, Terminal-2, Otto Busses Wej 5A — Building OBV 037, DK — 2450 Copenhagen SV. Contact: Natasha Skou. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: copenhagenfashionfairs.com. 4-6, CPH Vision, Oksnehallen, Halmtorvet 11, Copenhagen. Contact: Exhibition Professionals. Tel.: +45-39-648-586. Fax: +45-39-648-587. Web: cphvision.com. 4-6, Terminal-2, Otto Busses Vej 5A, Copenhagen. Contact: Exhibition Professionals. Tel.: +45-39-648-586. Fax: +45-39-648-587. Web: cphvision.com. 4-7, Copenhagen International Fashion Fair, Bella Center, Center Boulevard 5, Copenhagen. Contact: Bella Center. Tel.: +45-32-528-811. Fax: +45-32-519-951. Web: ciff.dk. 6-10, Home & Giving Fair, Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, 2 Clarendon Street Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria. The second venue is at the Melbourne Showgrounds, Epsom Road, Ascot Vale, Victoria. Contact: The Australian Gift & Homewares Association. Tel.: +61-2-9763- 3222. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: homeandgiving.com. 6-10, The Melbourne Reed Gift Fair, Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, 2 Clarendon Street, Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria. Contact: Reed Exhibitions. Tel.: +61-2-9422-8686. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: reedgiftfairs.com.au. 7-8, Margin London, The Music Room, 26 South Molton Lane, London, W1K 5AB. Contact: Odysseus Constantine. Tel.: +44-077-1033-0805. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: margin.tv.com. 7-9, Pure Spirit and Stitch Menswear, Earls Court Exhibition Centre, Warwick Rd, London SW5 9TA. Contact: Emma Fearman at Emap. Tel.: +44-020-7728-8208. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: purelondon.com. Tel.: +44-207-240-1327. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: stitchmenswear.com. 20-22 Sept. 2011 / autumn winter 1213 / The World’s Premier Fabric Show™ 7-9, Pure London, London Olympia and Parc d’Expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte France / T. 1 [646] 351-1942 / [email protected] Earls Court, London. Contact: Emap www.premierevision.com Connect. Tel.: +44-207+728-3512. Fax: +44-207-728-4200. Web: purelondon.com. 8-10, Mode Accessories Show, Doubletree International Plaza Hotel, Toronto. 12 WWD WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 2011 SECTION II International Trade Shows

22-26, Rosemount Sydney Fashion Festival, Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Center, Contact: Poznan International Fair Ltd. Tel.: +33-1-44-31-52-81. +33-1-34-73-90-60. Fax: +33-1-34-69-90-11. Sydney Town Hall. Contact: IMG Fashion Asia 2 Clarendon Street, Southbank, Melbourne, Tel.: +48-61-869-2000. Fax: +48-61-869-2999. Fax: +33-1-44-31-52-80. E-mail: [email protected]. Pacific (head office). Tel.: +61-2-9285-8000. Victoria. Contact: Australian Exhibitions & E-mail: [email protected]. Web: tex-style.mtp.pl. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: mess-around.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: rsff.com.au. Conferences. Tel.: +61-3-9654-7773. Web: pretparis.com. 5-8, CPM Collection Premiere Moscow, 26-28, Tracht and Country Classics, women and E-mail: [email protected]. 3-6, Sixty Days, Viparis, Porte de Versailles, Expocentre Fairgrounds, Krasnopresenskaya men’s country and folkloric apparel, Salzburg Web: premiere.net.au. SEPTEMBER Hall 3. Contact: Sandrine Dervin. E-mail: nab., 14, Moscow. Contact: Igedo Com.pany fairgrounds, Salzburg, Austria. Contact: Reed 28-30, Australian Shoe Fair, Melbourne 1-3, SIMM (Salón Internacional de [email protected]. Web: sixtydaysparis.com. GmbH. Tel.: +49-211-439-6368. Messe Salzburg. Tel.: +43-66-244-770. Fax: Convention & Exhibition Centre, 2 Clarendon Moda de Madrid), Juan Carlos I fairgrounds, 3-6, Who’s Next, Viparis, Porte de Versailles, Fax: +49-211-439-6585. Web: cpm-moscow.com. +43-66-244-774-809. Web: reedexpo.at or Street Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria. Madrid. Contact: IFEMA (Pola Iglesias). Halls 1 — 2.2. Contact: Steven Deru. Tel.: 5-11, Melbourne Spring Fashion Week, Venues www.hb.trachtsalzburg.at. Australian Exhibitions & Conferences. Tel.: +34-91-722-3000. Fax: +34-91-722-5764. +33-1-40-13-74-74. Fax: +33-1-40-13-74-80. around Melbourne. Contact: Enterprise 26-28, The 16th China (Wenzhou) International Tel: +61-3-9654-7773. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: whosnext.com. Melbourne, GPO Box 1603, Melbourne VIC 3001. Leather, Shoe Material & Shoe Machinery Fair, Web: australianshoefair.com. Web: semanamoda.ifema.es. 3-6, China (Dalian) International Garment & Tel.: +61-3-9658-9658. E-mail: msfw@mel- Wenzhou International Convention & Exhibition 28-30, Bags & Accessories, Melbourne 1-4, Ethical Fashion Show, Le Carrousel du Textile Fair, World Expo Plaza, 1108, Summit bourne.vic.gov.au. Web: msfw.com.au. Center, Number 1 Jiangbin Donglu, Wenzhou, China. Convention & Exhibition Centre, 2 Clarendon Louvre, Paris. Contact: Messe Frankfurt France. Building, 4 Shanghai Road, Zhongshan District, 6-8, Munich Fabric Start, MOC Order and Event Contact: Andrew. Tel.: +86-577-8890-5881. Street Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria. Contact: Tel.: +33-1-55-26-89-85. Fax: +33-1-40-35-09- Dalian. Tel.: +86-411-8264-0727. Center, Lilienthalallee 40, Munich. Fax: +86-577-8890-1788. E-mail: Australian Exhibitions & Conferences. 00. E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +86–411-8264-0400. Contact: Andy Liu, Contact: MOC. Tel.: +49-89-452-2470. [email protected]. Phone: +61-3-9654-7773. Web: lbafair.com. frankfurt.com. Web: interstoff.com. Manager of International Department. E-mail: Fax: +49-89-4522-4722. Web: donnor.com./shoetech. 28-Sept. 4, New Zealand Fashion Week 2-5, Eclat de Mode — Bijorhca, Paris Expo, [email protected]. Web: cigf.com.cn/english. Web: munichfabricstart.com. 27-28, Scotland Exclusive Wedding Event, Autumn/Winter 2012, Viaduct Events Centre, Porte de Versailles, Pavilion 5. Contact: Eclat de 4-5, Budapest Leather and Shoe Week (interna- 6-8, All China Leather Exhibition, China Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 2 Sauchiehall 161 Halsey Street, Auckland, New Zealand. Mode — Bijorhca, Reed Expositions France. tional trade fair), SYMA Event Center, Budapest International Footwear Fair &MODA Shanghai, Street, Glasgow, G2 3NY. Contact: Eventrix. Contact: Air New Zealand Fashion Week. Tel.: +33-1-47-56-52-82. Fax: +33-1-47-56-292. XIV. Contact: BCE Fair. Shanghai International Exhibition Center, 2345 Tel.: +44-084-5225-5195. Web: Tel.: +64-9-377-8033. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: bijorhca.com. Tel.: +36-1-251-8987. Fax: +36-1-251-5887. Longyang Road, Pudong, Shanghai. Contact: scotlandsweddingevent.co.uk. E-mail: [email protected]. 3-6, Premiere Classe, Viparis, Porte de E-mail: [email protected]. Web: bcefair.hu. Chen Huiru. Tel.: +86-21-2738-3898/-5598. Fax: 28-30, Golf Europe, MOC Order and Event Web: nzfashionweek.com. Versailles, Halls 1 — 2.2. Contact: Steven Deru. 4-5, Printor Paris, Palais Brongniart, Palais +86-21-2738-4886. E-mail: [email protected]. Center, Lilienthalallee 40, Munich. Contact: 29-31, Yarn Expo, Shanghai New International Tel.: +33-1-40-13-74-74. Fax: +33-1-40-13-74-80. de la Bourse, Rue Vivienne, Paris. Contact: Web: ubmtaiwan.com. Messe München. Tel.: +49-89-9492-0172. Fax: Expo Centre, Shanghai, China. E-mail: [email protected]. Stephanie Devesly. Tel.: +33-1-44-31-82-25. 6-8, Spinexpo Shanghai, The Shanghai World +49-89-9492-0179. Web: golf-europe.com. Contact: Messe Frankfurt (Shanghai) Co. Tel.: Web: premiere-classe.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Expo Exhibition & Convention Center, Shanghai. 28-30, JAA International Jewelry Fair, Sydney +86-21-6160-8555. Fax: +86-21- 5876-9332. 3-6, Atmosphere’s, Viparis, Porte de Versailles, Web: printor.fr. Tel.: +86-21- 6182-6756. Convention & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour, E-mail: [email protected]. Hall 7, Level 1 & 2. Contact: Muriel Piaser. Tel.: 4-6, Londonedge & Londoncentral, Olympia Fax: +86-21-6085-3500. Web: spinexpo.com. Sydney, NSW. Contact: Expertise Events. Web: interstoff.com. +33-1-44-31-52-81. Fax: +33-1-44-31-52-80. Exhibition Centre, Hammersmith Road, London, 6-9, Montreal Fashion Week, Bonsecours Tel.: +61-2-9452-7575/-7572. E-mail: 29-31, Intertextile, China International Trade E-mail: [email protected]. W14. Contact: Jackie Farr. Tel.: +44-011-6289- Market, 350 St. Paul E. Tel.: 514-876-1499. [email protected]. Fair for Textiles and Accessories, Shanghai Web: pretparis.com. 8249. E-mail [email protected]. Web: E-mail: [email protected]. Web: internationaljewelleryfair.com.au. New International Expo Centre, No. 2345 3-6, Prêt à Porter Paris, Viparis, Porte de Web: londonedge.com. Web: montrealfashionweek.ca. 28-30, Fashion Exposed Autumn/Winter 2012, Longyang Road, Pudong, Shanghai. Versailles, Hall 7, Level 1 & 2. 4-6, Fatex, Porte de Versailles, Hall 4, Paris. 6-9, Tokyo International Gift Show, Tokyo Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Center, Tel.: +86-10-8522-9446/-9506. Contact: Muriel Piaser. Tel.: +33-1-44-31-52-81. Contact: Wioletta Stopa. Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. 2 Clarendon Street, Southbank, Melbourne, Fax: +86-10-8522-9300/-6512-1732. Fax: +33-1-44-31-52 80. Tel.: +33-1-47-56-32-25. E-mail: [email protected]. Victoria. Contact: Australian Exhibitions & E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: +33-1-47-56-32-99. Web: giftshow.co.jp/english. Conferences. Tel.: +61-3-9654-7773. E-mail: Web: intertextile-home.com.cn. Web: pretparis.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: fatex.fr. 7-9, GDS International Shoe Fair, Düsseldorf [email protected]. Web: fashionexposed.com. 30-Sept. 1, Tex-Style, Poznan Fairgrounds, 3-6, The Box, Viparis, Porte de Versailles, Hall 7, 4-6, Mess Around, Porte de Versailles, fairgrounds, Düsseldorf. 28-30, Premiere Autumn/Winter 2012, Glogowska Street 14, Poznan, Poland. Level 1 & 2. Contact: Muriel Piaser. Hall 2.1, Paris. Contact: Celine Lefort. Tel.: Contact: Messe Düsseldorf. mood 2011 the italian touch

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Fax: +33-1-43-84-79-81. E-mail: [email protected] or Sydney, NSW. Contact: Reed Exhibitions. E-mail: [email protected]. [email protected]. Web: semanapiel.ifema.es. Tel.: +61-2-9422-8686. Web: maison-objet.com. 13-14, Anteprima, Fieramilanocity, Milan. E-mail: [email protected]. 9-13, Scènes d’Intérieur, Parc d’Expositions, Contact: Anteprima — Trendselection. Web: reedgiftfairs.com.au. Paris — Nord Villepinte. Contact: Tech-Event/ Tel.: +39-02-880-7711. Fax: +39-02-860-032. 18-21, Mifur Small Ville, Fieramilano, Strada Maison & Objet. Tel.: +33-1-76-21-18-39. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: Statale del Sempione 28, Rho, Milan. Fax: +33-1-43-84-79-81. trendselection.com. Contact: Mifur. Tel.: +39-02-7600-3315. E-mail: [email protected]. 13-15, Milano Unica, Fieramilanocity, Milan. Fax: +39-02-7602-2024. E-mail: [email protected]. The next White show Web: maison-objet.com. Contact: MilanoUnica. Tel.: +39-02-6610-1105. Web: mifu r.com. is set for Sept. 24 to 26. 9-13, Trends the Apparel Show, Northlands Fax: +39-02-6611-1335. 18-21, Micam Shoevent, Fieramilano, Agricom, Edmonton. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: milanounica.it. Strada Statale del Sempione 28, Rho, Milan. Tel.: +49-211-456-0900. Web: gds-online.de. Fax: +39-02-4800-4423. Tel: 780-484-7541. E-mail: [email protected]. 13-15, Rooms, Yoyogi National 1st Gymnasium, Contact: Anci Servizi. Tel.: +39-02-438-291. 7-9, The 13th Jiangsu International Apparel E-mail: macef@fieramilano.it. Web: macef.it. Web: trendsapparel.com. 2-1-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Fax: +39-02-4382-9233. Festival, Nanjing International Expo Centre, 9-11, Pitti Fragranze, Giardini di Palazzo 10-14, Vicenzaoro Choice, Vicenza Fairgrounds, E-mail: [email protected]. Web: roomsroom.com. E-mail: [email protected]. 199 Yan Shan Road, Nanjing, China. Corsini, Florence. Contact: Pitti Immagine. Vicenza, Italy. Contact: Fiera di Vicenza. 14-18, Giftrends Madrid, including Intergift, Web: micamonline.com. Tel.: +86-25-8440-6165/-5290. Tel.: +39-02-863-462 or +39-05-536-931. Tel.: +39-044-496-9111. Fax: +39-044-496- Iberjoya and Bisutex, Juan Carlos I fairgrounds, 18-21, Mipel, Fieramilano, Strada Statale del 8-10, China (Guangzhou)International Fashion Fax: +39-02-876-792 or +39-05-5369-3200. 9000. E-mail: info@vicenzafiera.it. Web: Madrid. Contact: IFEMA (Josefina Gómez-Prada). Sempione 28, Rho, Milan. Contact: Mipel. Production (OEM) Exhibition, Guangzhou Pazhou E-mail: [email protected]. choicevent.it or vicenzaoro.org. Tel.: +34-91-722-3000. Fax: +34-91-722-5804. Tel.: +39-02-584-511. Fax: +39-02-0062-5813. International Convention and Exhibition Center, Web: pittimmagine.com. 11-12, Off Price Show, Olympia Exhibition E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: mipel.com. Yuejiang Zhong Road, Haizhu, Guangzhou, 9-11, The New Zealand Jewellery Show (trade Centre, Hammersmith Road, London, W14. Web: intergift.ifema.es. 19-22, Texworld, Paris Le Bourget Exhibition China. Tel.: +05-92-565-5255/159-8584-3309. and consumer), Michael Fowler Center, 111 Contact: IDEX Exhibitions Ltd. Tel.: +44-207- 15-18, Kind + Jugend, Cologne Exhibition Center, France. Contact: Messe Frankfurt E-mail: [email protected]. Wakefield Street, Wellington, New Zealand. 733-5102. E-mail: [email protected]. Centre, Cologne, Germany. Contact: France S.A.S. Tel.: +33-1-55-26-89-89. Web: huicuizhanlan.com. Tel.: +61-4-499-9550. Web: offpriceshow.co.uk. Koelnmesse GmbH. Tel.: +49-180-511-7017. Fax: +33-1-40-35-09-00. 8-10, About J, Villa La Rotonda, Vicenza, E-mail: [email protected]. 11-13, Top Drawer, Olympia Exhibition Web: kindundjugend.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Italy. Contact: Fiera di Vicenza. Web: jewelleryshow.co.nz. Centre, Hammersmith Road, London, W1. 15-19, Abitare il Tempo, Verona Exhibition Web: texworld.messefrankfurt.com. Tel.: +39-04-4496-9994. Fax: +39-04-4496-9444. 9-13, Maison & Objet, Parc d’Expositions, Contact: Julia Galbraith at Clarion Events. Center, Verona, Italy. Contact: Acropoli. 19-22, Apparel Sourcing, Le Bourget, Paris. E-mail: [email protected]. Paris — Nord Villepinte. Contact: Tech-Event/ Tel.: +44-020-7370-8051. E-mail: Tel.: +39-051-864-310. Fax: +39-051-864-313. Contact: Marie-Armelle de Bouteiller. E-mail: Web: aboutjevent.it. Maison & Objet. Tel.: +33-1-76-21-18-39. [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. [email protected]. 8-10, Intertex, Palazzo delle Stelline, Fax: +33-1-43-84-79-81. Web: topdrawerautumn.com. Web: abitareiltempo.com. Web: apparelsourcing.messefrankfurt.com. Milan. Contact: T.D.F. Tel.: 39-02-4801-5026. E-mail: [email protected]. 11-13, British Bridal Exhibition, Harrogate 16-20, London Fashion Week, Somerset 20-22, Expofil, Parc d’Expositions, Hall 5, Fax: +39-02-481-5339. E-mail: Web: maison-objet.com. International Centre, Kings Road, Harrogate, House, The Strand, London, WC2R1LA. Paris — Nord Villepinte, Paris. Contact: Expofil. [email protected]. Web: intertex-milano.it. 9-13, Meuble PARIS, Parc d’Expositions, North Yorkshire, England, HG1. Contact: Tel.: +44-020-7759-7000. Contact: Will Rowley. E-mail: [email protected]. 8-10, Milano Ready to Show (clothing), Paris — Nord Villepinte. Contact: Tech-Event/ Danielle Brown. Tel.: +44-014-2377-0120. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: expofil.com. Palazzo delle Stelline, Milan. Contact: T.D.F. Maison & Objet. Tel.: +33-1-76-21-18-39. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: londonfashionweek.co.uk. 20-22, Indigo Fashion Edition, Parc d’Expositions, Tel.: +39-02-4801-5026. Fax: +39-02-481-5339. Fax: +33-1-43-84-79-81. Web: bbeh.co.uk. 16-24, Western Apparel Market, 1951 Hall 5, Paris — Nord Villepinte, Paris. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. 11-13, Modacalzado + Iberpiel (international Glen Drive, Vancouver. Tel.: 604-682-5719. Contact: Stephanie Binoist. Web: readytoshow.it. Web: maison-objet.com. footwear and small leather goods fair), Juan Web: E-mail: [email protected]. Tel.: +33-1-70-38-70-12. 8-11, Macef/Bijoux, Fieramilano, Strada 9-13, Now! Design à Vivre, Parc d’Expositions, Carlos I fairgrounds, Madrid. Contact: IFEMA Web: passporttofashion.com. Fax: +33-1-70-38-70-11. Statale del Sempione 28, Rho, Milan. Contact: Paris — Nord Villepinte. Contact: Tech-Event/ (Pola Iglesias). Tel.: +34-91-722-3000. 17-20, The Sydney Reed Gift Fair, Sydney E-mail: [email protected]. Fiera Milano Rassegne. Tel.: +39-02-485-501. Maison & Objet. Tel.: +33-1-76-21-18-39. Fax: +34-91-722-5782. Convention & Exhibition Center, Darling Harbour Web: indigo-salon.com.

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20-22, Le Cuir à Paris, Parc d’Expositions, 27-29, Montreal International Fashion Contact: Steven Deru. Tel.: +33-1-40-13-74-74. Hall 4, Paris — Nord Villepinte, Paris. Contact: Mart, 555 Chabanel W. Tel.: 514-381-5921. Fax: +33-1-40-13-74-80. Marc Brunel. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: lecuiraparis.com. Web: 555chabanel.com. Web: premiere-classe.com. 20-22, ModAmont, Parc d’Expositions, 29-Oct. 2, Rendez-Vous Femme, Espace 30-Oct. 3, Paris Sur Mode Atelier, Terrasse Hall 3, Paris — Nord Villepinte, Paris. Contact: Evolution, 5 Rue St. Merri, Paris; Atelier des Feuillants, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris. Aimeline Marsura. Tel.: +33-1-70-38-70-23. Richelieu, 60 Rue de Richelieu, Paris. Contact: Steven Deru. Tel.: +33-1-40-13-74-74. Fax: +33-1-70-38-70-21. Contact: Antoine Floch. Tel.: +33-1-77-37-17-29. Fax: +33-1-40-13-74-80. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: modamont.com. Web: rendez-vous-paris.com. Web: parissurmodeatelier.com. 20-22, Première Vision, Parc d’Expositions, 29-Oct. 2, Silmo, Parc d’Expositions, Hall 30-Oct. 3, The Box, Pavillion Cambon, 46 Rue Halls 5 & 6, Paris — Nord Villepinte. 5A-6, Paris – Nord Villepinte. Contact: Edwige Cambon, Paris. Contact: Muriel Piaser. Contact: Première Vision. Salgues. Tel.: +33-1-76-77-15-70. Tel.: +33-1-44-31-52-81. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: +33-1-44-31-52-80. Web: premierevision.com. Premium Atelier Web: silmoparis.com. E-mail: [email protected]. 20-22, Zoom by Fatex, Parc d’Expositions, Hall 2, 29-Oct. 2, Workshop Paris, Cercle Républicain, Web: pretparis.com. Paris — Nord Villepinte. Web: pittimmagine.com. 24-26, White, Superstudio Più, Spazio Ex 5 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris ; Hôtel Regina, 30-Oct. 3, Tranoï, Carrousel du Louvre (avant- Contact: Svetlana Hercberg. 23-25, Cloudnine, Via Tortona 58, Milan. Ansaldo, Milan. Contact: M.seventy. 192 Rue de Rivoli, Paris. Contact: Myriam garde designers), Rue de Rivoli; Palais de la Tel.: +33-1-47-56-32-93. Contact: Pitti Immagine. Tel.: +39-02-3459-2785. Mohamed. Tel.: +33-1-44-54-10-90. Bourse (contemporary designers), 2 Place de Fax: +33-1-47-56-32-99. Tel: +39-055-369-31. Fax: +39-055-369-3200. Fax: +39-02-3459-2809. Fax: +33-1-44-54-09-48. la Bourse; Montaigne (luxury and high-end E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: whiteshow.it. E-mail: [email protected]. designers), 7 Rond Point des Champs-Elysées. Web: zoombyfatex.com. Web: pittimmagine.com. 24-26, White Beauty, Superstudio Più, Spazio Web: workshopfashionagency.com. Contact: Tranoï. Tel.: +33-1-53-01-84-93. 21-27, Milano Moda Donna, various locations, 23-26, MI Milano Prêt-à-Porter. Fieramilanocity, Ex Ansaldo, Milan. Contact: M.seventy. 30-Oct. 2, The National Wedding Show, Olympia Fax: +33-1-42-71-07-03. Milan. Contact: Camera Nazionale della Moda. Milan. Contact: Fiera Milano Rassegne. Tel.: +39-02-3459-2785. Exhibition Centre, Hammersmith Road, London, E-mail: [email protected]. Web: tranoi.com. Tel.: +39-02-777-1081. Fax: +39-02-7771-0850. Tel.: +39-02-349-841. Fax: +39-02-3498-4439. Fax: +39-02-3459-2809. W14. Tel.: +44-020-7299-0593. 30-Oct. 3, Vendôme Luxury Tradeshow, Le E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: mimilanopretaporter@fieramilano.it. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: whiteshow.it. E-mail: [email protected]. Meurice (High-end women’s wear & lifestyle); Web: cameramoda.it. Web: mimilanopretaporter.fieramilano.it. 24-26, Intercharm Milano, Fieramilanocity, Web: nationalweddingshow.co.uk. Park Hyatt Vendôme (Prestigious accessories); 22-24, CPI Collection Premiere Istanbul, CNR 23-26, 2011 China International Silk Fair and Milan. Contact: Reed Exhibitions. 30-Oct. 3, Atmosphère’s Tuileries, Terrasse Hotel d’Evreux (Couture & Fine Jewelry). Expo Center, Yesilkoy, Istanbul. Contact: Igedo Women`s Wear Fair, Hangzhou World Leisure Tel.: +39-02-435-1701. Fax: +39-02-4351-7095. des Feuillants, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris. Contact: Vendôme Luxury Tradeshow. Com.pany GmbH. Tel.: +49-211-439-601. Fax: Expo Park Exhibition Center, No. 8, Alley 2 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]. Contact: Muriel Piaser. Tel.: +33-1-44-31-52-81. E-mail: [email protected]. +49-211-439-6345. Web: igedo.com. Baoshi Hill, Baochu Road, Hangzhou, China. Web: intercharm.it. Fax: +33-1-44-31-52-80. Web: vendomeluxurytradeshow.com. 23-25, Touch, Nhow Hotel, Via Tortona 35, Contact: Mr. Luo. Tel.: +85-571-8586-8690. 25-28, Ontario Fashion Exhibitors Market, Toronto E-mail: [email protected]. Milan. Contact: Pitti Immagine. Fax: +86-571-8586-8691. Congress Center, Toronto. Tel.: 416-596-2401. Web: pretparis.com. Tel.: +39-055-369-31. Fax: +39-055-369-3200. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. 30-Oct. 3, D&A Paris, Gallery Nikki Marquardt, OCTOBER E-mail: [email protected]. Web: chinasilkcity.com./2010silkfair. Web: ontariofashionexhibitors.ca. 10 Rue du Turenne. Contact: Maryann Piazza. 1-3, Capsule, Garage Turenne, 66 Rue Web: pittimmagine.com. 24-26, I.L.M. Summer Styles, Offenbach 26-27, Mode Accessories September Show, Tel.: 212-302-9575. Fax: 212-302-9576. de Turenne, Paris. Contact: Chris Corrado. 23-25, NeoZone, Nhow Hotel, Via Tortona Fairgrounds, Kaiserstrasse 108-112, Offenbach, International Center, 6900 Airport Rd., Toronto. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. 35, Milan. Contact: Pitti Immagine. Germany. Contact: Messe Offenbach GmbH. Tel.: 416-510-0114. Web: [email protected]. Web: capsuleshow.com. Tel.: +39-055-36-931. Fax: +39-055-369-3200. Tel.: +49-69-829-7550. Fax: +49-69- 8297-5560. E-mail: [email protected]. 30-Oct. 3, Premiere Classe Tuileries, Terrasse 8-11, Interstoff Asia Essential, Hong Kong E-mail: [email protected]. Web: messe-offenbach.de. Web: mode-accessories.com. des Feuillants, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris. 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Contact: Messe Frankfurt (Shanghai) Co. Tel.: (852) 8199-7308 . Fax: +852-8199-7628. Road, Haizhu, Guangzhou, China. Tel.: +86-21-6160-8555. Fax: +86-21-5876-9332. E-mail: [email protected]. Tel.: +86-20-8327-6369/-6389. E-mail: [email protected]. or [email protected]. Fax: +86-20-8327-6330/-6350. Web: interstoff.com. Web: tradeshow.globalsources.com. E-mail: [email protected]. 19-20, Textile Forum, The Music Room, 26 27-30, Garments & Textiles China Sourcing U.S. Contact: Edward Han. Tel.: 813-774-6664. South Molton Lane, London, W1K 5AB. Contact: Fair, AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong. E-mail: [email protected]. Linda Laderman PR. Tel.: +44-020-7436-6676. Tel.: +852-8199-7308. Fax: +852-8199-7628. Web: mommybabyexpo.cn/main/index.asp. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. 18-21, Chibimart Inverno, Fieramilanocity, Web: textileforum.co.uk. Web: tradeshow.globalsources.com. Milan. Contact: Fiera Milano Rassegne. 19-21, Plug In, Tokyo Art Club, 6-19-15 Tel.: +39-02-4855-0301. Fax: +39-02-4855-0367. Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. NOVEMBER Web: chibimart.it. The next Premium show Web: senken-ex.com./plugin. 3-4, POS, shoe trade fair, Pirmasens 23-27, China International Jewelry Fair, China takes place July 6 to 8. 19-21, Luxepack, Grimaldi Forum, Monaco. Fairgrounds, Pirmasens, Germany. International Exhibition Center, 6 East Bei San Tel.: +33-04-7473-4233. Contact: Pirmarsenser Messe GmbH, Huan Road, Beijing. Fax: +33-04-7473-4522. Tel.: +49-63-3155-3354. Fax: +49-63-3155-3355 Tel.: +86-10-5827-6063. Contact: Cindy Chee, Trade Fair Manager, 12-14, JFW Premium Textile Japan, Tokyo Big E-mail: [email protected]. Web: luxepack.com. or messe-pirmasens.de. Fax: +86-10-5827-6064. Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd., Hong Kong. Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. 24-26, Beautyworld Japan West, Intex Osaka, 3-5, Western Apparel Market, 1951 Glen E-mail: [email protected] or Tel.: +852-2238-9917. Fax: +852-2598-8771. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: ptjapan.com. 1-5-102, Nanko-Kita, Suminoe-ku, Osaka. Drive, Vancouver. Tel.: 604-682-5719. [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. 17-23, Japan Fashion Week, Tokyo, Tokyo E-mail: [email protected]. Web: passporttofashion.com. 25-27, The 8th (Jiaxing) International Web: messefrankfurt.com.hk/fair. Midtown (main venue), 9-7-1 Akasaka, Minato- Web: beautyworldjapan.com./en. E-mail: [email protected]. Exhibition of Textile & Clothing Industry, Jiaxing 10-23, The 15th Ningbo International Fashion ku, Tokyo. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: jfw.jp/en 24-26, Cashmere World, China National 9-11, Cosmoprof Asia, Hong Kong Convention International Convention & Exhibition Center, Fair, Ningbo International Convention and 18-20, The 10th China International Hosiery Convention Center Beijing, 7 Tiancheng and Exhibition Center, 1 Expo Drive, Wanchai, 618 Xinqixiang Road, Jiaxing, Zhejiang, China. Exhibition Center, No. 181 Huizhan Road, Industry Exposition, Datang Textile and Sock East Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Hong Kong. Web: cosmoprof-asia.com. Tel.: +86-573-8209-8033. E-mail: [email protected]. Ningbo, China. Contact: Crystal Ying. E-mails: City, Datang, Zhuji city, Zhejiang, China. Contact: Jenny Chen. Tel.: +86-20-8666-0158 Contact: Alice Suen and Camme Cheng. Web: zjfz.cn. [email protected].; [email protected]., Tel.: +86-575-8773-5688/-7031. ext. 313. Fax: +86-20-8667-2235. Tel.: +852-2827-6211. 26-28, ModaPrima, Fieramilanocity, or [email protected]. Tel.: +86-574-5615-8995. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Hong Fax: +852-3749-7345/-7310. Milan. Contact: Pitti Immagine. Fax: +86-574-5615-8958. Web:iffair.cn. Web: socksb2b.com. or fzps.haozhanhui.com. Kong and International Contacts: Josephine E-mail: [email protected]. Tel.: +39-02-863-462 or +39-05-536-931. 11-13, Fashion Goods & Accessories Expo, 18-20, Simac/Tanning-Tech, Bologna fair- Ching and Khamsay Luangpraseuth. 9-11, The 4th China (Guangzhou) International Fax: +39-02-876-792 or +39-055-369-3200. Tokyo Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. grounds, Bologna, Italy. Contact: Assomac. Tel.: +852-2827-6211. Zipper & Machinery Fair, China Import & Export E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Tel.: +39-03-817-8883. Fax: +39-03-818-8602. E-mail: [email protected]. Fair Pazhou, 380 Yuejiang Zhong Road, Web: pittimmagine.com. Web: fashion-items-expo.jp. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: cashmereworldfair.com. Guangzhou, China. Contact: Zhang Jinfeng. 12-13, Filo, Palazzo delle Stelline, Milan. Web: simac-fair.it. 27-30, Fashion Accessories China Sourcing Tel.: +86-20-8989-8295. Contact: Asso Servizi Biella. 18-20, Lineapelle, Bologna fairgrounds, Fair, Asia World Expo, Hong Kong. Mobile: +86-13-672-499-579. DECEMBER Tel.: +39-01-5848-3271. Fax: +39-01-540-3978. Bologna, Italy. Contact: Lineapelle. Tel.: +852-8199-7308. Fax: +852-8199-7628. E-mail: [email protected]. 2-7, Clothes Show Live, National Exhibition E-mail: info@filofair.com. Web: filo.it. Tel.: +39-02-880-7711. Fax: +39-02-860-032. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: zhenweiexpo.com./zipper. Centre, Birmingham, West Midlands, 12-14, JFW Japan Creation, Tokyo Big Sight, E-mail: [email protected]. or [email protected]. 17-19, 2011 Guangzhou International Exhibition England, B40. Contact: Ella McWilliam. 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. Web: lineapelle-fair.com. Web: tradeshow.globalsources.com. for Mommy and Baby Products and Garments, Tel.: +44-020-7749-6851. E-mail: [email protected]. 18-21, Intertextile Shanghai, Shanghai New 27-30, Underwear & Swimwear China Sourcing Guangzhou Pazhou International Convention E-mail: [email protected]. Web: japancreation.com. International Expo Centre, Shanghai. 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