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The International Show for Creative Textiles and Surface Designs THE INTERNATIONAL SHOW FOR CREATIVE TEXTILES AND SURFACE DESIGNS 12-14 FEB. 2019 17-19 SEPT. 2019 PARIS NORD VILLEPINTE PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS | SHOW MAP HALL 5 HALL 6 HALL 4 HALL 3 A PRIME LOCATION In hall 5 HALL 2 Direct access to Première Vision Fabrics and the entirety of Première Vision Paris. PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS | THE OFFER EXHIBITORS, a strong and above all selective, creative and innovative offer PREMIÈRE VISION 240 EXHIBITORS DESIGNS, A LEADER each edition coming IN ITS MARKET from 26 countries. All new exhibitors are Brings together a rigorous rigorously selected. selection of specialised Admission to international studios Première Vision Designs presenting their latest Paris enables participation exclusive collections of in Première Vision Designs textile patterns and designs. New York. OVER 100,000 PRODUCTS ON OFFER patterns, embroideries and appliqué motifs, knits, fabrics, transfer-paper, vintage... AN OFFER THAT’S UNIQUE in terms of its richness for all industry professionals, across all universes: men’s, women’s, juniors’, children, childcare, lingerie, beachwear, sportswear, accessories, knits... PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS | THE TARGET VISITORS an international target 18,000 VISITORS MEET UP AT DESIGNS FOR 3 DAYS 77% INTERNATIONAL VISITORS COMING FROM 122 COUNTRIES 1. France 6. Turkey 2. Italy 7. Germany 3. China 8. Japan 4. United Kingdom 9. South Korea 5. Spain 10. USA PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS | THE TARGET SPAIN ADOLFO DOMINGUEZ, BIMBA Y LOLA, CORTEFIEL, DESIGUAL, EL CORTE INGLES, ESPADRILLES BANYOLES BELGIUM SL CASTANER, GRUPO CORTEFIEL, BELLEROSE, C&A, CAROLINE, GRUPO INDITEX, GRUPO MASSIMO CASSIS, DUROR, ESSENTIEL - KADINE, DUTTI, LOEWE, LOREAK MENDIAN, MAISON ULLENS, MAYERLINE, ACTIVITY SECTORS MANGO, MAYORAL, NOBODINOZ, PAPRIKA, VF EUROPE GARMENT NOECO SL, OYSHO, PEDRO DEL 82% HIERRO, STRADIVARIUS FRANCE LEATHER & ACCESSORIES & OTHER STORIES, GALERIES 23% ITALY LAFAYETTE, A.P.C., AGNES B, AIGLE BALENCIAGA, BALLIN PROJECT, SHOES INTERNATIONAL, AMERICAN BENETTON GROUP, CALZEDONIA, 8% VINTAGE, ANTIK BATIK, ANTONELLE, DIESEL, ETRO, FENDI, GIANNI ARCHE, ARMAND THIERY, ARMOR HOME VERSACE, GUCCI, LORO PIANA, LUX, AUBADE, BA & SH, BALMAIN, 7% MARNI GROUP, MAX MARA, ONWARD BEL AIR, BERENICE, BOBBIES, LUXURY GROUP, JIL SANDER DIVISION, * Multiple choice answers BONOBO, BONPOINT PRODUCTION, SALVATORE FERRAGAMO, VALENTINO BONTON, BURTON OF LONDON, CAMAIEU, CAROLL INTERNATIONAL, CARVEN, CATIMINI, CHANEL, POSITIONING USA CHEVIGNON, CHLOE SAS, CHRISTIAN MIDDLE RANGE 3.1 PHILLIP LIM, 7 FOR ALL MANKIND, DIOR, CLAUDIE PIERLOT, COMME 47% ABERCROMBIE & FITCH, ALEXANDER DES GARCONS, COP COPINE, COTELAC, CWF, CYRILLUS, DAMART, HIGH RANGE WANG, ANTHROPOLOGIE, CALVIN 41% KLEIN, COACH, NEW BALANCE, DECATHLON, DES PETITS HAUTS, PORTS 1961, RAG & BONE, THE GAP, ETAM, COMPTOIR DES COTONNIERS, MASS MARKET URBAN OUTFITTERS, VICTORIA’S FRANCESCO SMALTO, GEMO, 27% SECRET GIORGIO ARMANI, GIVENCHY SA, LUXURY / COUTURE GOYARD, GROUPE ZANNIER, HERMES 21% SELLIER, IKKS, JACADI, JENNYFER, JULES SAS, KARL LAGERFELD, KENZO, * Multiple choice answers UNITED KINGDOM KIABI, KOOKAI, LA BAGAGERIE, CALVIN KLEIN, ALL SAINTS RETAIL, LA HALLE, LA MAISON SIMONS, 6% AMAZON, ASOS.COM, BURBERRY, LA REDOUTE, LACOSTE, LANVIN, CELINE, JAEGER, L.K.BENNETT, LEMAIRE, LEON AND HARPER, 13% MARKS AND SPENCER, MONSOON, LEONARD FASHION, LES PETITES..., MULBERRY, NEW LOOK, RIVER ISLAND, 37% LONGCHAMP SAS, LOUIS VUITTON, ROLAND MOURET, TED BAKER, TOM MAJE, MONOPRIX, NAF NAF, FORD, TOPSHOP 13% OKAIDI, OXBOW, PAUL & JOE, PETIT PROFILE BATEAU, PIMKIE, PROMOD, SANDRO, STYLIST SINEQUANONE, SOLUNE, VANESSA DECISION MAKER ALLEMAGNE BRUNO, SONIA RYKIEL, TALLY BUYER 31% ADIDAS, C & A, CLOSED, ESPRIT, WEIJL, TAPE A L’OEIL, TARTINE ET PRODUCTION HUGO BOSS, PUMA, SAMSONITE, CHOCOLAT, THE KOOPLES, UN JOUR MARKETING TOM TAILOR AILLEURS, ZADIG ET VOLTAIRE PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS | FASHION INFORMATION FASHION PRESENTATION, tools and forums TO INSPIRE YOU AND TO SHOWCASE YOUR PRODUCTS AT THE SHOW INVITATION TO THE PRESENTATION OF THE FASHION SEASON IN YOUR COUNTRY (France, Spain, Italy, United kingdom, Japan, South Korea, Turkey, Portugal) for a preview 2 months before the show detailing trends, accessory, fabric and design directions, the colour range, news about the show, etc. FASHION TOOLS TO HELP YOU BUILD YOUR COLLECTION Gamme couleurs, focalisation, webcast A FASHION INFORMATION FORUM providing enhanced visibility to your products at the show. A request for artworks will be sent to you more than 2 months before the show. PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS | PROMOTION & EXHIBITOR SPACE SERVICES and dedicated promotional tools HALL 4 HALL HALL PRESS HALL 5 6 VILLAGES 3 HALL 2 A CALENDAR SEPT. 19 - 21 | 2018 Meet us OF EVENTS PREMIERE VISION PARIS IN SEPTEMBER : at our stand in the JOIN US JOIN 100 PROMOTIONAL CARDS WEBSITE THE GLOBAL EVENT FOR FASHION PROFESSIONALS TITLE WEBSITE TITLE WEBSITE HALL 6 Entry PRACTICAL PRESS VILLAGES PREMIÈRE VISION LEATHER FASHION JOBS (Connection halls 5 & 6) fashionjobs.com HALL 3 - INFORMATION L’OFFICIEL lofficielmode.com 1,900 PARIS ARS ARPEL arstrends.com M&T2 aicp.fr IDC lecuir.fr NEXT LOOK next-look.com (UPON REQUEST) A DETAILED RIGOROUSLY SEPT. 19-21 | 2018 NEW SHOW LEATHER & LUXURY leatherluxury.it TEXTILE REPORT textile-report.com JOIN US LOOK AT SELECTED EXCLUSIVE1 DAYS MODAPELLE modapelle.com TEXTILWIRTSCHAFT textilwirtschaft.de EXHIBITORS FASHION INFORMATIONS WEDNESDAY TFF - Turkish Fashion Fabrics turkishfashionfabrics.com EXHIBITORS More than 2.7 million page views per AND TOOLS to FRIDAY VIEW view-publications.com 11UNIVERSES HALL 4 - PREMIÈRE VISION ACCESSORIES WWD wwd.com ZOOM ON FASHION TRENDS nuovalibra.com INTERACTIVE ARS ARPEL arstrends.com HALL MAPS Sent to you 2 months before the COLLEZIONI collezionionline.com season, more than 634,000 visits from ONE OFFER DRAPERS drapersonline.com HALL 6 - PREMIÈRE VISION FABRICS 250 360° SPORT & TECH FOR INNOVATIVE FORNITURAS fornituras.info INSPIRATION FASHION SPECIALIZED AREA AND RESPONSIBLE FASHION: FRONT ROW FUR IN FASHION frontrow-magazine.it ASIAN TEXTILE BUSINESS asiantex.com AREAS MANUFACTURING THE SMART SQUARE INTERNATIONAL LEATHER MAKER internationalleathermaker.com COLLEZIONI collezionionline.com KNOW-HOWS INTIMA networkdessous.com ECOTEXTILE ecotextile.com Why join the Première Vision Get an exclusive first look show, to be mailed to your clients FROM EUROMED, INDIAN L’OFFICIEL lofficielmode.com FASHION fashionmagazine.it 198 countries OCEAN AND ASIA PACIFIC LEATHER & LUXURY leatherluxury.it FASHION INSIGHTS ctic.org.cn Marketplace and source your products at the Première Vision LEATHER INTERNATIONAL leathermag.com FASHION JOBS (Connection halls 5 & 6) fashionjobs.com online? Marketplace LEDERPIEL lederpiel.com FIBRE2FASHION fibre2fashion.com Enjoy the Première Vision experience Hall 6 Entry MODEM modemonline.com HABIT INTERNATIONAL habit.se year round and find the best suppliers Discover The Premiere Vision 50 of fabrics, accessories and leathers Marketplace official launch via a new PORTUGUESE SOUL / APPICAPS apiccaps.pt JORNAL TEXTIL portugaltextil.com 11 SEMINARS, selected for you. interactive project at the show. and prospects to promote your COMPLETE SCHUHKURIER schuhkurier.de JOURNAL DU TEXTILE journaldutextile.com WORKSHOPS AND The Marketplace team is ready to offer SHOEZ shoez.biz KNITTING TRADE JOURNAL knittingtradejournal.com LEATHER CIRCUIT CONFERENCES Interact with suppliers and place you a unique digital experience. FOR COMPOSING LEATHER SPORTSWEAR INTERNATIONAL sportswear-international.com LA SPOLA laspola.com GOODS, GARMENT AND your requests for samples, quotes, MEDIAKIT STEP step-magazin.de L’OFFICIEL lofficielmode.com catalogues and even your production Dedicated events FOOTWEAR COLLECTIONS GET TEXTILE REPORT textile-report.com MADE IN BIELLA ampeditore.it orders directly online. Wednesday 19 September 6:30 pm THE HAT thehatmagazine.com MAG’IN FRANCE maginfrance.fr Happy Hour - Launch of the participation in the show. UOMO VOGUE vogue.it MODEM modemonline.com THETake APP! advantage of a custom designed Première Vision Marketplace SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER ZOOM ON FASHION TRENDS nuovalibra.com NEXT LOOK next-look.com e-commerce site to help you find the PV Awards 10th Anniversary PRINCIPAL modaportugal.pt best products for your collections Hall 6, Entry SENKEN SHIMBUN senken.co.jp PREMIÈREthanks to an advanced criteria VISION filter. PARIS THIS CARD IS SENT TO YOU BY: HALL 5 - PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS SPORTSWEAR INTERNATIONAL sportswear-international.com Thursday 20 September at 4 pm Get extra visibility thanks to TEXTILE NETWORK textile-network.com Benefit from Première Vision’s insight How to source online with the PLAN OUT YOUR VISIT, GENERATE A SHORT REPORT, SAVE TIME. MODE INFORMATION modeinfo.com TEXTILE REPORT textile-report.com into tomorrow’s trends in our magazine. Première Vision Marketplace? TEXTURES webandmagazine.com Hall 6, Sport & Tech area THE PLAYERS theplayersmagazine.com Secured transaction, fraud protection E-CARD HALL 5 - PREMIÈRE VISION FABRICS VIEW view-publications.com service, buy online with Première Vision Learn more about the marketplace VIEW 2 view-publications.com as a trusted third party. marketplace.premierevision.com advertising options (ad pages, banners, AIRS DE PARIS airsdeparis.fr WSA sportstextiles.com APPAREL INSIDER apparelinsider.com YARN IPLIK fairworldmagazine.com COLLEZIONI collezionionline.com ZOOM ON FASHION TRENDS nuovalibra.com AVAILABLE IN YOUR APP STORE FASHION MAG / FOTOMODA showdetails.it Ready to go, fast and cost-effective.
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