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PRESS KIT INDIGO FASHION EDITION

16 - 18 September 2014

INDIGO PRESS OFFICEIgor Robinet-SlanskyT : +33(0)1 70 38 70 30P : +33(0)6 42 06 31 02E : [email protected]

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2e BureauMarie-Laure GirardonT. +33(0)1 42 33 93 [email protected]

A growing offer at the service of creativityWith 221 exhibitors registered for the next edition - taking place 16 to 18 September in Hall 5 of the Parc d’Expositions de Villepinte - the show of creative textiles and surface design is beating its own attendance records.Studios and designers are up 9% from the September 2013 edition, which, with 203 exhibitors, had already reflected strong growth. All exhibitors are carefully selected to meet the needs of a fashion mar-ket eager for new and imaginative quality proposals.

The salon strengthens its leadership position with an edition that looks once again rich in strong and creative proposals for autumn winter 2015-16. All products and styles are represented - from prints to embroideries, jacquards, blends of textile technologies and engineered motifs - with some, such as embellishments, even enjoying strengthened visibility.

Indigo also affirms its appeal, especially internationally, by welcoming a true melting pot of exhibitors of new and diverse geographic origin. Principally European (86%) - mainly from the United Kingdom (46%), France (15%), Italy (13%) and Germany (4%) - exhibitors also hail from the United States (8% of participants), Asia (2%) and Latin America (2%)- presenting an enhanced offer this session.

Australia 2 Switzerland 3 Brazil 3

France 33

United Kinkdom 102Italy 29

United States 17

Spain 5

Belgium 4

Germany 9

Top 10 Indigo exhibiting countries - September 2014




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indigo-salon.com2e BureauMarie-Laure GirardonT. +33(0)1 42 33 93 [email protected]

Among the exhibitors at the next edition, 22 new participants are showing for the first time: 15 studios from Europe - the United Kingdom (5), France (3), Italy (4), Germany (1) and Spain (2) -, the United States (4), Latin America - Brazil (1) and for the first time Ecuador (1) - and India (1). Also noteworthy is the return after some seasons of the Spanish design studio and children’s specialist Toc de Groc and the historic British studio Palm Designs.

Adding to these 22 new exhibitors are the 24 finalists from the British Texprint® competition, of which Indigo is a partner (see more information below).And, as an indication of the show’s appeal to the young generation, the show welcomes the second parti-cipation of 2 Texprint® winners from September 2013, Pepe Lowe and Hannah Hope-Johnson, and Kate Willingham, founder of See+Quin, a Texprint® finalist in 2000.

Also presenting at the show will be 3 design schools from the United Kingdom, Belgium and Switzerland. They are an important source of creativity and innovation for show visitors constantly on the lookout for new products.Also of note is the presence of American studio Creative Surface Design and British studios Palm Designs and Eyefix, regular exhibitors at the Indigo New York show which, in a further demonstration of Indigo’s legitimacy among professionals, are trusting the Paris show to accompany them in European markets.

Finally, reinforcing the offer presented at Knitwear Solutions - the platform at Première Vision dedicated to crea-tive flatbed knits - 14 knit-specialist studios are presenting ideas for developments in terms of styles, stitches and shapes at Indigo, underlining the synergy between the shows.

Faced with the growing demands of international markets, and to meet the ever-faster pace of collection renewals, brands rely increasingly on differentiation. And what better way to update their offer than investing in textile design, especially the infinitely rich offer from the Indigo studios?

It’s the support from markets with a high demand for innovative prints and creativity that reveals the full appeal of Indigo.




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Complementing Influences, the inspirational leaflet made available to the show’s buyers, the Indigo fashion team also displays seasonal trends for patterns and textile designs in its fashion area. For autumn winter 2015-16, a medley of inspirations invites invention, motion and renewal but with a simplicity of expression, allowing creativity to get to the essence while remaining rich and diverse.

Within the forum, dive into the heart of the season’s inspirations and influences through patterns and developments selected from the offer from exhibiting studios and designers. At the heart of a vertiginously mobile game of hoops, discover the season’s themes and, for the first time, inspiring highlights for the the children’s market - a major market for the textile design industry

For autumn winter 2015-16:

• Narrative perspectives plays on volumes to create illusions and shift viewing angles;• Poetic diagrams establish networks and connections between thought and pattern through sketches and drawings, where manual expression transcribes creative notions; • Fantastic stories evokes eerie decorations, strange animals, extraordinary landscapes and abstract motifs, covering the entire surface;• X-rayed nature gives way to a new photography joining transparency to opacity, revealing flowers and leaves in depth, like solarized lithographs;• Motifs join in collections and multiples, according to scale, colour relationships, or visual affinities...however motifs are arranged, it’s the way they are positioned that makes the difference and creates new designs; • Basic geometry combines to create new motifs. Squares, triangles, circles and other simple shapes are assembled in a new take on mosaics.

Indigo : a medley of creative expression. A generous and inspiring look to the future



Indigo et Texprint® : renewed support for textile creativity As every year in September, Indigo is partnering with the Texprint® competition, open to young international design students at British fashion universities. Première Vision is one of the competition’s main sponsors. Within the show, the 24 finalists showing at the Texprint® Village are featured alongside the Indigo exhibitors, providing a key attraction for buyers, designers and fashion brands looking for new discoveries and ideas.

Join us for the awarding of the 4 competition prizes at the Texprint® Village at Indigo

Wednesday 17 September at 3:30 pm

«At Indigo, studios present their own culture, DNA and artistic directions. The young designers at the Texprint competition are a boundless source of creativity. They are in a sense our R&D. Their designs are new and innovative, and they aren’t afraid to be bold and show a variety and diversity of textile techniques: mixes of print and embroidery, prints and knits, or 3D textiles with unusual materials. Exhibiting at the show is a way for them to approach the fabric sector as professionals. And for our visitors they are a rich source of creati-vity,» said Gilles Lasbordes, Managing Director of Première Vision and Indigo show director.

The by-now indispensable Indigo bag!An exhibitor at Indigo for several seasons now, Russian design studio Solstudio Textile Design updates the show bag this season with an innovative and original design created specially for the Paris show around the X-rayed nature theme. Manufactured by Eurotextile Packaging, a specialist in packaging, presentation containers, boxes and other bags, and a faithful Modamont exhibitor, the Indigo bag is made from transpa-rent PVC, - you’ll be sure to find it handy at home or travelling.

Solstudio Textile Design – Hall 5 (Indigo) - Stand 5U60www.solstudiodesign.com

Eurotextile Packaging – Hall 4 (Modamont) – Stand E12www.eurotextile.com

UPCOMING INDIGO SHOWSBeyond the Paris show, Indigo accompanies design studios at its various international shows. Before the September Paris edition, American buyers and designers were able to discover collections from some 146 studios at Indigo at Pier 92, at the same time and place as Première Vision New York, this past 22 and 23 July. Next 29, 30 and 31 October, at Première Vision Istanbul, and next 4 and 5 November, at the Brazil show Première Vision São Paulo, a selection of studios will also be presenting their designs to industry professionals.

Indigo Brussels Home EditionBrussels, Belgium9 > 11 September 2014

Indigo New York Fashion Edition – Spring Summer 16New York, USA13 & 14 January 2015

Indigo Paris Fashion Edition Spring Summer 16Paris, France10 > 12 February 2015



ALL KNITTED (United Kingdom)Portfolio Innovation Centre St George’s Avenue - NN2 6FB Northampton44 (0) 1604 779 025 / info@allknitted-swatchdesign.co.ukwww.allknitted-swatchdesign.co.ukThis British studio is showing a collection of knit samples for the women’s, men’s and children’s markets, in gauges 10 to 3, hand knits, crochet work and embroidery.

CAROLINE POT (France)2 rue des moulins - Nogent-le-roi 2821033 (0)6 83 44 67 82 / [email protected] freelance textile designer is presenting a collection of engineered and all over patterns for the women’s men’s and children’s fashion markets, and for lingerie and home furnishings.

CREATIVO SURFACE DESIGN (New York)220 36th Street B522 – 11232 Brooklyn(1) 631-343-2366 / [email protected] Creativo Surface Design is a design studio based in New York. Its know-how enables it to develop innovative and diverse prints on a range of surfaces such as home textiles, accessories and wall decorations.

DB RAINBOW STUDIO (Brazil)Avenida Campos Sales Number 420 - 13465-590 Saõ Paolo(55) 19 997 536 522 / [email protected] Rainbow is a Brazil-based print studio principally inspired by Brazilian flora and fauna, resulting in designs full of original details and colours. Each collection is impregnated with the essence of this rich culture, mel-ding landscapes, nature and the very particular styles of Brazil.

ELIANA CASTILLO (Equador) San Isidro 25 Via Samborondon – [email protected] is a visionary textile studio that bases its designs on contemporary trends, transforming them into handmade style prints with unique and original strokes, paintings and illustrations.

EYEFIX (United Kingdom)57A Great Suffolk Street 2nd Floor - SE1 0BB [email protected] www.eyefixdesigns.com For the past 25 years this vertically-integrated London company has been specialised in fashion apparel. Eyefix surrounds itself with dynamic designers proposing services ranging from design ideas to sourcing.

HIVE FIVE (United Kingdom)38 Harrow Piece Maulden - MK45 2DG Bedford(44) 7746 974 174 / [email protected] Hive Five Studio is a textiles studio specializing in embroidery and embellishment for women’s fashion.

Discover here following the 22 new studios showing at Indigo in September.



ISABELLA SINGLETON (United Kingdom)50 Danehurst Street - 5W66SD London44 (0) 779 183 3002 / [email protected] The motifs by Isabella Singleton target the mid- and top-range markets, and are digitally printed. The new collection is delicately broken down between hand-drawn flowers, bold geometries, and simple illustrations that contrast with abstract painted motifs.

INSIGHT STUDIO (Italia)Via dei Missaglia 27 – 20142 Milan(39)3271450148 / [email protected] analyse trends, drawing from the urban world and the youth subculture with a careful eye, and always projected between what is avant-garde and contemporary. Insight Studio offers collections in synergy with fashion market trends. The wide range of creative solutions is connected to the world of ready-to-wear, fast fashion, urban fashion and men’s beachwear.

Liz CASELLA (Los Angeles)220 36th Street B522 – 11232 Brooklyn631-343-2366 / [email protected] Creativity, passion and focus are the key elements behind each Liz Casella design. In addition to information derived from forecasts and the catwalks, the studio creates its own trends and takes inspiration from the world around it. Designs are created by hand, manipulated and digitally scanned at high resolution. Each print is then refined and put into repeats and layers by colour.

LOLA SAN ROMAN (Spain)c/Amadeo Vives 4. PªA. Bº D Boadilla del Monte – 28660 [email protected] Spanish designer creates watercolour motifs. Her work is geared towards women’s fashions, swimwear, scarves and the world of interiors. An artist/painter for over 20 years, she lends a particularly original and artistic allure to her motifs and designs.

LUCIE BELLION (France)2 rue Pache – 75011 Paris33 (0)6 84 48 95 06 / [email protected] by Lucie Bellion, this textile design studio targets the women’s and children’s fashion universe, along with the home and stationery.

LES DESSINES (France)4, rue du poisson – 31500 Toulouse33 (0)6 52 94 77 13 / [email protected]és.comLes dessinés is a print design studio founded by Marine Fauré-Bergeret. The offer is aimed at the women’s, children’s and home furnishings markets.



MARTA CORTESE (Italia)Via Vanchiglia,13 - 10124 [email protected] catalogue of this design studio is based on research into new techniques and new experiments. The guiding thread is calligraphy, used in a new and completely free way. Readability falls away, giving way to a fascinating and pictorial composition. The technique employed is ink on paper of varying thicknesses, always 100% cotton, for soft and pleasant textures.

MORPHEW (New York)241 W 37th street - NY10018 New York(1) 212 564 4331 / [email protected] www.paradoxdesignsnyc.comMorphew is a subsidiary of the famed New York studio Paradox, renowned for its futuristic and vintage ins-pirations, its elaboration of silhouettes, its shapes and embellishment techniques.

PHANTASTUDIO DUE (Italia)Via Volta 70 – 22100 Como(39) 031 301 917 / [email protected] www.phantastudiodue.it This Italian studio proposes an innovative and inspiring collection of textile prints and embroideries where colour plays an essential role.

PRIMKASTUDIO (Italia)Via F.Fellini 7 – 87040 Mendicino (CS)(39) 3474426378 / [email protected] www.primkastudio.comThis Italian company is known for its sophisticated approach to design, inspired by current market trends and many other sources (illustrations, fine arts and literature). The designs are produced in unique prints using various hand and digital painting techniques. The studio also calls on various artists who interpret trends through a range of traditional or artisanal designs, using mixed techniques. PrimkaStudio is focused on textile designs and prints for accessories. It proposes conceptual designs, as well as repeat designs for women’s collections.

SEE+QUIN (New York)470 15th Street – 11215 Brooklyn(1) 347 879 4406 / [email protected] by Kate Willingham, See+Quin is a New York fashion studio dedicated to textile embellishment. It proposes traditional techniques of beading, embroidery, appliqué and fabric manipulation. Kate Willingham was one of the finalists in the British Texprint® competition in 2000.

SHOOLIN DESIGNS (India)House N° 1081 , Sector 19-b – 160019 Chandigarth(91) 987 143 7646 / [email protected] Designs is a design studio from India that develops unique and eclectic embroidery and unique concepts for couture and high-end men’s, junior and women’s markets. Shweta Uttam, the founder, has ex-tensive experience in the fashion world and has worked for over 12 years with many brands in Paris, London and New York.




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STUDIO LEVINA`Z (Germany)Im Weizen Feld 33 – 41516 Grevenbroich(49) 176 608 01015 / [email protected] special attention to detail, Studio Levina’z is proposing a collection of textile designs for fashion, swimwear, accessories and the home. Inspired by the latest trends, the studio uses various techniques, from hand painting to digital printing, to create unique pieces that express the creativity and imagination of the company’s designers. Exotic or classic, geometric or floral, abstract or realistic, collections feature a wide range of innovative proposals.

UON STUDIO (Spain)Avenida San Francisco Javier, 22. Edificio Hermes 4-2. 41008 Sevilla(34) 954 70 92 07 / [email protected] design studio from Spain offers handmade creations and digital prints for the women’s, men’s and fur-nishings markets. It draws inspiration from natural forms or its own particular world. The collection offers a distinctive look at shapes through highly expressive graphics.

VOOPRINT (United Kingdom)Unit 21 Spinnaker House Battersea Reach Juniper Drive - SW18 1FR London44 (0) 207 738 2499 / [email protected] Vooprint British design studio is the leading workshop for online textile design and prints in the world. It addresses the needs of the fashion industry for ready to wear, mid-range or couture markets.

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