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Show Calendar AUTUMN 15 Fill Your Buying Diary with the Essential Dates for Next Season Show Calendar AUTUMN 15 Fill your buying diary with the essential dates for next season Burberry Prorsum at London Collections: Men January 9-12 +39 553 693238 LONDON COLLECTIONS: MEN Pittimmagine.com Venues across the city Womenswear 020 7759 1999 Londoncollections.co.uk January 14-15 Menswear THE LONDON TEXTILE FAIR The Business Design Centre, January 10-13 London EXPO RIVA SCHUH 020 8347 8145 Riva del Garda Fiere, Italy Thelondontextilefair.co.uk +39 464 520000 Textiles Exporivaschuh.it Footwear January 17-19 London Print WHITE MILANO January 11-13 Design Fair Tortana, Milan TOP DRAWER +39 2 3459 2785 Olympia, Earls Court, Whiteshow.it London Womenswear, menswear, 020 7384 7743 accessories Topdrawer.co.uk Versace at Accessories, jewellery Milan Men’s January 17-20 Fashion Week MILAN MEN’S FASHION WEEK January 13-16 Venues across the city PITTI IMMAGINE UOMO +39 2777 1081 Fortezza da Basso, Cameramoda.it Florence Menswear +39 553 693238 Pittimmagine.com January 19-22 Menswear BERLIN FASHION WEEK Venues across the city January 13-16 Pitti +49 308 8922890 PITTI IMMAGINE W (WOMAN) Immagine Fashion-week-berlin.com Uomo Fortezza da Basso, Florence Womenswear, menswear DECEMBER 13 2014 / Drapers 23 AUTUMN 15 SHOW CALENDAR Paul Smith Pitti Immagine Bimbo at Paris Men’s Fashion Week Panorama Seek January 19-21 January 19-21 January 19-21 January 20-22 BRIGHT LIBERTY NEW YORK SEEK MRKET NEW YORK Warenhaus Jandorf, Pier 94, Arena Berlin Javits Center, Berlin New York +49 306 1675788 New York +49 696 6962157 +1 212 473 4523 Seekexhibitions.com +1 212 686 4412 Brighttradeshow.com Libertyfairs.com Menswear, womenswear, footwear, Mrketshow.com Streetwear, footwear Menswear accessories Menswear January 19-21 January 19-21 January 19-21 January 21-25 PANORAMA MAN: NEW YORK SHOW & ORDER PARIS MEN’S FASHION Berlin ExpoCenter City 775 Washington Street, Kraftwerk Berlin Mitte, WEEK +49 302 75956040 New York Berlin Venues across the city Panorama-berlin.com +33 686 457591 +49 305 7704181 +33 1 42 66 64 44 Menswear, womenswear, Man-shows.com Showandorder.com Modeaparis.com footwear, accessories Menswear Womenswear, accessories Menswear January 19-21 January 19-21 January 19-22 January 22-24 PREMIUM PROJECT NEW YORK HONG KONG FASHION WEEK PITTI IMMAGINE BIMBO Kühlhaus, Javits Center, Hong Kong Convention and Fortezza da Basso, Berlin New York Exhibition Centre Florence +49 306 290850 +1 218 740 7092 +852 1830 668 +39 553 693238 Premiumexhibitions.com Magiconline.com/project-new-york Hktdc.com Pittimmagine.com Womenswear, menswear Womenswear, menswear, footwear Menswear, womenswear, accessories Kidswear DECEMBER 13 2014 / Drapers 25 SHOW CALENDAR AUTUMN 15 Dior at Paris Haute Couture January 22-24 Porte de Versailles, Paris TRANOÏ HOMME +33 1 40 68 22 22 Palais de la Bourse, Paris Lingerie-swimwear-paris.com +33 1 53 01 84 90 Lingerie Tranoi.com Menswear January 25-30 PARIS HAUTE COUTURE January 23-25 Venues across the city MAN: PARIS +33 1 42 66 64 44 25 Rue Yves Toudic, Paris Modeaparis.com +33 6 86 45 75 91 Womenswear Man-shows.com Menswear January 26-28 STOCKHOLM FASHION WEEK January 23-26 Venues across the city WHO’S NEXT PARIS +46 702093057 Porte de Versailles, Paris Fashionweek.se +33 1 40 13 74 83 Womenswear Whosnext.com INDX Menswear Womenswear, menswear, January 26-28 footwear, accessories TRANOÏ PREVIEW Carrousel du Louvre, Paris January 24-26 +33 1 53 01 84 90 INTERFILIÈRE Tranoipreview.com Porte de Versailles, Paris Womenswear +33 1 47 56 32 42 Interfiliere.com January 27-29 Textiles INDX MENSWEAR Cranmore Park, Solihull January 24-26 0121 683 1470 MODE CITY Indxshow.co.uk Porte de Versailles, Paris Menswear +33 1 47 56 32 42 Lingerie-swimwear-paris.com January 28-30 Lingerie PITTI IMMAGINE FILATI Fortezza da Basso, Florence January 24-26 +39 553 693238 SALON INTERNATIONAL Pittimmagine.com Who’s Next DE LA LINGERIE Textiles 26 Drapers / DECEMBER 13 2014 SHOW CALENDAR AUTUMN 15 January 28-31 020 7596 5154 GALLERY SHOWROOMS CPH Scoop-international.com Showroom locations across Womenswear, accessories, footwear Copenhagen +45 3312 0930 February 2-3 Gallerystudio.dk PLFM Womenswear, menswear, footwear, The Westbury hotel, accessories, jewellery London 07790 384170 January 28-February 1 Plfmlondon.co.uk COPENHAGEN FASHION WEEK Footwear Venues across the city +45 7020 3068 February 2-4 Copenhagenfashionweek.com MUNICH FABRIC START Womenswear, menswear, kidswear Munich Order Center +49 894 522470 January 29-31 Munichfabricstart.com REVOLVER NEW SHOW Textiles Øksnehallen and Lokomotivværkstedet, Copenhagen February 3-5 +45 4087 8586 MAN: TOKYO Revolver.dk Aoyama, Tokyo Womenswear, menswear +33 686 457591 Man-shows.com Bubble London January 29-February 1 Menswear CIFF RAVEN NEW SHOW Forum, Copenhagen February 4-5 +45 3247 2213 JACKET REQUIRED Ciff.dk The Old Truman Brewery, London Menswear 01484 846069 Jacket-required.com January 29-February 1 Menswear COPENHAGEN INTERNATIONAL FASHION FAIR (CIFF) February 4-6 Bella Center, Copenhagen GDS +45 3247 2213 Messe, Düsseldorf Ciff.dk +49 211 4560256 Womenswear, menswear, footwear Gds-online.com Footwear, accessories January 31-February 2 PLAYTIME PARIS February 4-6 Parc Floral de Paris MILANO UNICA +33 1 43 72 75 37 Fieramilano, Milan Scoop Playtimeparis.com +39 266 101105 Kidswear Milanounica.it Textiles February 1-2 BUBBLE LONDON February 8-10 Business Design Centre, PURE LONDON Islington Olympia, London 01484 846069 020 3033 2500 Bubblelondon.com Purelondon.com Kidswear Womenswear, footwear, lingerie, accessories February 1-3 LONDONEDGE February 9-12 The West Hall, Olympia, London APPAREL SOURCING PARIS / 0116 289 8249 TEXWORLD Londonedge.com Le Bourget Exhibition Centre, Paris Streetwear +33 1 55 26 89 89 Apparelsourcing.messefrankfurt.com February 1-3 Textiles SCOOP INTERNATIONAL Saatchi and Phillips galleries, February 10-12 Milano Unica London PREMIÈRE VISION PLURIEL 28 Drapers / DECEMBER 13 2014 Parc d’Expositions, Paris February 16-18 020 7250 0589 LIBERTY LAS VEGAS Premierevision-pluriel.com Sands Expo Textiles +1 212 473 4523 Libertyfairs.com February 11-13 Menswear INDX WOMENSWEAR AND FOOTWEAR February 16-18 Cranmore Park, Solihull, MRKET LAS VEGAS West Midlands The Venetian Hotel 0121 683 1470 +1 212 686 4412 Indxshow.co.uk Mrketshow.com Womenswear, footwear Menswear February 12-19 February 16-19 NEW YORK FASHION WEEK SOURCING AT MAGIC Venues across the city Convention Center, Las Vegas Mbfashionweek.com/newyork +1 310 857 7500 Womenswear, menswear Magiconline.com/sourcing-at- magic Erdem at February 15-16 Womenswear, menswear, textiles London Fashion Week AIS INDEPENDENT KIDS Cranmore Park, Solihull, February 17-19 West Midlands FN PLATFORM 0121 6831 415 Convention Center, Las Vegas Independentkids.co.uk +1 310 857 7500 Kidswear Magiconline.com/fn-platform Footwear February 15-17 ASIA APPAREL EXPO February 17-19 Messe, Berlin MAGIC MEN’S +49 8523 5889688 Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas Asiaapparelexpo.com +1 310 857 7500 Menswear, womenswear, kidswear, Magiconline.com/mens textiles February 17-19 February 15-17 POOL CRAFT, HOBBY & STITCH Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas NEC, Birmingham +1 310 857 7500 01425 277988 Magiconline.com/pooltradeshow Munich Fabric Start Chsi.co.uk Womenswear, menswear, footwear Gifts February 17-19 February 15-17 PROJECT LAS VEGAS MODA Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas NEC, Birmingham +1 310 857 7500 07836 255997 Magiconline.com/project Moda-uk.co.uk Womenswear, menswear, kidswear, Womenswear, menswear, accessories footwear, accessories, lingerie, swimwear February 17-19 WSA February 15-18 Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas MICAM +1 310 857 7500 Fiera Milano, Milan Magiconline.com/wsa +39 243 8291 Footwear Micamonline.com Footwear, accessories February 20-24 THE EXHIBITION AT LONDON February 15-18 FASHION WEEK MIPEL Somerset House, London Fiera Milano, Milan 0870 1229088 +39 258 4511 Londonfashionweek.co.uk/ Mipel.it exhibition Pure London Accessories Womenswear, menswear, accessories DECEMBER 13 2014 / Drapers 29 Dolce & Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week February 20-24 Expo Centre Fairgrounds Offpriceshow.co.uk March 11-13 LONDON FASHION WEEK +49 211 4396482 Womenswear, menswear, MICAM SHANGHAI Somerset House, London Cpm-moscow.com kidswear, lingerie, footwear, Shanghai Exhibition Centre Londonfashionweek.co.uk Womenswear, menswear, accessories +39 243 8291 Womenswear kidswear, lingerie Themicamshanghai.com March 1-3 Footwear February 22-24 February 25-March 3 KENSINGTON SHOE EVENT BETA INTERNATIONAL MILAN FASHION WEEK Kensington Close Hotel, March 12-13 NEC, Birmingham Venues across the city London THE HUB 01937 582111 Cameramoda.it 020 7937 7618 D2 Place, Lai Chi Kok, Hong Kong Beta-int.com Womenswear Thekensingtonshoeevent.co.uk +852 8192 6852 Countrywear Footwear Thehub.hk February 28-March 1 Menswear, womenswear February 23-25 MILANO PRET-A-PORTER March 4-5 COTERIE, SOLE COMMERCE Fiera Milano, Milan TEXTILE FORUM March 30-April 1 & TMRW +39 249 976613 One Marylebone, London FASHION ACCESS Javits Center, New York Mipap.it/ 07802 501913 Hong Kong Convention and +1 212 951 6600 Womenswear, accessories Textileforum.co.uk Exhibition Centre Enkshows.com/sole Textiles +852 2827 6211 Footwear March 1-2 Fashionaccess.aplf.com OFF PRICE SHOW March 4-11 Accessories February 24-27 Olympia 2, London PARIS FASHION WEEK COLLECTION PREMIERE 020 8771 3555 Venues across the city April tbc MOSCOW (CPM) Modeaparis.com LONDON PRINT DESIGN FAIR Womenswear The Lindley Hall, Elverton Street, London March 6-9 020 8347 8145 PREMIERE CLASSE, Thelondonprintdesignfair.co.uk PARIS SUR MODE Textiles Jardin de Tuileries, Paris +33 1 40 13 74 83 April tbc Premiere-classe-tuileries.com TEXFUSION (LONDON ASIA Accessories TEXTILE FAIR) The Lindley Hall, Elverton Street, March 6-9 London TRANOÏ FEMME 020 8347 8145 Palais de la Bourse, Paris Thelondonasiatextilefair.co.uk +33 1 53 01 84 90 Textiles Fashion Access Tranoi.com For coverage of the season’s big Womenswear events, visit Drapersonline.com 30 Drapers / DECEMBER 13 2014.
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