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HIGHLIGHTS AND CREATIVE COLLABORATIONS


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3 - Première Vision Paris : highlights and creative collaborations

4 - 30th Hyeres Festival

7 - Première Vision, patron of the «Déboutonner la mode»

11 - Première Vision Fabrics : richly inspiring and creative special events

14 - Première Vision Leather : keeping pace with know-hows and the creative process

20 - Première Vision Designs : Print your T-shirt!

21 - Première Vision Manufacturing conference «confidential sourcing: the hidden potential of europe’s new jewels»

22 - Première Vision Paris thanks its partners

25 - Next Première Vision shows in the world

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PREMIÈRE VISION PARIS : HIGHLIGHTS AND CREATIVE COLLABORATIONS

Beyond the exhibition spaces of its shows and the rich and complementary offer they propose, beyond its various forums presenting fashion information and directions, Premiere Vision Paris is above all a place to meet and interact.

For three days the major players in the global fashion industry come together, meet and work together. Exhibitors and visitors alike come to the shows to feed on inspiration, find answers to their questions and discover new approaches in terms of their business specialty, sector or industry in general. Along these lines, each session Première Vision Paris organizes a series of events, meetings and collaborations dedicated to creativity and specific fashion themes.

Conferences, exhibits, special events, partnerships and happenings...discover all the highlights and creative collaborations taking place at the Première Vision Paris shows in February in the following pages.You can also go to the events featured at each show by clicking directly on a show name:





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30TH HYERES FESTIVAL: THE 10 FINALISTS JOIN YOU AT PREMIERE VISION PARIS

Eager to support textile creativity and young design talent in particular, Première Vision has demonstrated its support to the famous Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography since 2011. In 2013, the world’s premier fabric show re-confirmed its commitment to the festival by sponsoring the Hyères Grand Jury Prize - accompanied by a 15,000 € grant - which has since been renamed the Première Vision Grand Jury Prize.

This past 28th January, the jury of the 30th Hyères Festival met in Paris to select the 10 shortlisted finalists for the competition, who will be presenting their collections from 23 to 27 April at the Villa Noailles. Given this special anniversary date, a special jury has been convened. Virginie Viard, Creative Studio Director of CHANEL, is the President of the fashion jury for this 30th edition, and Karl Lagerfeld is the Artistic Director.

Première Vision was present for the announcing of the finalists, and was thus able to learn more about these 10 young design talents, from 6 countries. Because, importantly, Première Vision’s involvement in this event is not limited to merely sponsoring the Grand Prize.

Next 10, 11 and 12 February, well ahead of the next edition of the Festival, the 10 young designers will be welcomed to Première Vision Paris. They will be meeting

with a selection of exhibitors from Première Vision Fabrics (wovens and flatbed knits), Première Vision Accessories (accessories and components for fashion and design), Première Vision Yarns (yarns and fibres) and Première Vision Manufacturing (manufacturing).

This is a momentous opportunity for these young fashion designers who, working directly with exhibitors who have demonstrated their interest, can take advantage of this privileged access to products and services - yarns, fabrics, accessories and manufacturing - from leading international fashion companies in order to create their collections.

As part of its support, Première Vision Paris will also welcome, as it does each season, former Festival winners, who, for the two years following their win, are given free access to all the Paris shows thanks to their free badges. They may attend the Première Vision Paris fashion seminars, and, should they wish, benefit from the expertise of the Première Vision fashion teams who remain at their disposal to offer assistance and advice at the shows and afterwards.

Eric Pfrunder, Virginie Viard, Karl Lagerfeld © Karl Lagerfeld





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THE JURY OF THE 30TH HYÈRES FASHION FESTIVAL

• Artistic Director Karl Lagerfeld

• President Virginie Viard Creative Studio Director of Chanel

Members of the jury:

• S.A.R La Princesse de Hanovre

• Caroline de Maigret Model and producer

• India Mahdavi Architect and designer

• Anna Mouglalis Actress

• Loïc Prigent Journalist and director

• Carine Roitfeld Founder of CR Fashion Book

• Sébastien Tellier Electronic music artist, singer and actor

• Anthony Vaccarello Fashion designer

• Joana Vasconcelos Artist

• Olivier Zahm Art director, journalist and photographer





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THE 10 SHORTLISTED FASHION DESIGNERS

• Anna Bornhold Womenswear (Germany)

• Christina Braun Womenswear (Germany)

• Annelie Schubert Womenswear (Germany-France)

• Guillem Rodriguez Bernat Menswear (Spain)

• Heini-Maria Hynynen & Elina Aarela Menswear (Finland)

• Elina Maattanen Womenswear (Finland)

• Sophie Salekari Womenswear (Finland)

• Sophie Harand Collection Homme (France)

• Wieke Sinnige Womenswear (Netherlands)

• Yiyu Chen Womenswear (Taiwan)





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PREMIÈRE VISION, PATRON OF THE « DÉBOUTONNER LA MODE » EXHIBIT AT THE MUSEE DES ARTS DECORATIFS

Beyond the shows it organises around the world, beyond the offer and services it presents to international fashion industry players, Première Vision has long sought to highlight creativity through specific actions and events directly linked to creativity: partnering with the Hyères Festival of Young Fashion Designers, organising the PV Awards, partnering with Texprint®, the textile design competition...

Eager to highlight creative heritage as well, Première Vision quite naturally chose to sponsor an exhibition it has a particular affinity with: the exhibition «Déboutonner la mode» at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris. The exhibition, which opens 10 February at the same time as Première Vision Paris*, runs through 19 July 2015.

Tracing the history of fashion buttons, those functional but decorative accessories, the exhibit has a particular resonance at Première Vision Accessories (ex Modamont), the international show of accessories and components for fashion and design. The museum exhibition examines the creative synergy between the different industries now gathered together at the Première Vision Paris: yarns, fabrics, leathers and fur, textile designs, accessories and garment manufacturing.





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SAVE THE DATE - INVITATION

Exclusively for selected special guests, and particularly for the press, Première Vision is holding a cocktail reception to preview the exhibit.

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Tuesday 10 February 2015 at 7.30 pm

At the musée des Arts décoratifs

107, rue de Rivoli – Paris 1er

Entry upon presentation of the Première Vision Paris press badge, or the invitation.

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AN EXCEPTIONAL EXHIBITION OF OVER 3,000 PIECES

The exhibition “Déboutonner la mode» provides an opportunity to unveil a unique collection of over 3,000 buttons, shown alongside a selection of more than 100 garments and accessories for men and women chosen from some of the most iconic designers, including Paul Poiret, Elsa Schiaparelli, Christian Dior, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Patrick Kelly. An extraordinary collection in terms of its variety, richness and eclecticism, acquired in 2012 and brought together by Loïc Allio at the Musée des Arts décoratifs.

Dating from the 18th to the 20th century, these pieces, even though small in size, are true works of art for the preciousness of their materials and fabrication techniques. Made by craftsmen from various disciplines - passementiers, embroiderers, goldsmiths, glass-makers, potters or paruriers - buttons crystallize the memory and evolution of various know-hows. They have also attracted the interest of many artists: painters, sculptors and famous jewellery designers, who created unique designs for couture houses, signing their names to their creations like individual miniature works of art.

Déboutonner la mode 10 February - 19 July 2015Musée des Arts décoratifs : 107, rue de Rivoli – 75001 Pariswww.lesartsdecoratifs.fr

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A SAVOIR-FAIRE ON DISPLAY AT PREMIÈRE VISION ACCESSORIES

From the beginning, button design and creation, so rich in creative traditional savoir-faire, has been an historic, and still very important, industry for the international show of accessories and components for fashion and design. It is also a business focused on innovation, developing even today new and exciting collections, both aesthetically and creatively as well as from a technical and practical viewpoint.

At its February edition, Première Vision Accessories is dedicating a special area to provide a link to the «Déboutonner la mode» exhibition, to draw parallels between the history of buttons presented at the Musée des Arts décoratifs and the future developments proposed at the show. This custom-designed area will welcome a selection of exceptional vintage and innovative pieces from the archives and current collections of show exhibitors.

â Join us in the special-event area in Hall 4, near aisle H, to explore this selection of buttons. And discover all the news and very latest developments from our specialised exhibitors at their stands.

Jean Arp, métal doré émaillé, vers 1940 Cire sur métal peint, fin XVIIIème siècle



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THE WORLD’S PREMIER FABRIC SHOW

PREMIÈRE VISION FABRICS: RICHLY INSPIRING AND CREATIVE SPECIAL EVENTS

THE TRENDVISION SEMINAR: ALL THE SPRING SUMMER 16 DIRECTIONS

For a clear and precise view of the season and a better understanding of all its subtleties, step inside the Première Vision Fabrics fashion seminar.Fabric directions, colours, the season’s key themes - there’s no better way to preview all the secrets of spring summer 16!With a presentation and commentary by the fabrics’ show Fashion Team, this conference is a true distillation of fashion trends and directions, setting out the major directions and keys to designing and creating the spring summer 16 collections.

Wednesday 11 February at 11 amMezzanine of Hall 6 Room 611

Note : Space is limited, pre-register at the Press Club

THE SPRING SUMMER 16 FILM: AN UPDATED CONCEPT AND NEW INSPIRATION

At Première Vision Fabrics, in the heart of The Forum (Hall 6), give in to inspiration thanks to the season’s film. And immerse yourself in spring summer 16!A film with a new concept, where familiar cues slip away, and the ingredients of a new horizon slowly emerge.

At the heart of a play on appearance / disappearance lies a story of twins: never antagonistic, always likeable, in all likelihood fake or deceptively similar ... It’s all a matter of perception, perspective, relevance, subtle differences and feel! A story wrapped in strange illusions, stimulating all our senses, even when we least expect them! Obvious disguises and simulations, surprising sensations, oddly unnatural unions, joyful cross-contaminations ... all wondrously serving an enchanting reality. To taste and savour to your heart’s delight, over and over ... an experience designed to immerse the viewer in the textile flavours and colours of the spring summer 16 season.



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comON CREATIVITY SHARING : STRUCTURES, VOLUMES, ARTICULATIONS

When the Como industry calls on young designers from Italian high schools and design schools to focus on innovation, the result can only be spectacular.

The comON Creativity Sharing project is just that. Born from the passion of a group of entrepreneurs from the Como textile region - the regional leader in the production of silk fabrics for the most prestigious markets - comON brings together, each year, the top talent from the best design schools, putting the creativity and ideas of young students together with the realities of Italian textile industry production.

This initiative is sponsored by EXPO 2015 and supported by local authorities, the Como Chamber of Commerce and some 70 companies - industry, schools, universities and cultural institutions.

Clothing, hats, one of a kind pieces ... In a display playing on structure and volumes, Première Vision Fabrics presents a selection of the best projects proposed by the students to coincide with the latest edition of the operation. The exhibition STRUCTURES, VOLUMES, ARTICULATIONS can be discovered in Hall 5, aisle 5B, near the passageway with Première Vision Accessories.



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DCER X PREMIERE VISION : ENGRAVE THE MANIFESTO

Fully experience the new changes at Première Vision Paris! Thanks to the temporary tattoos of DCER, choose, adapt and get yourself tattooed with your favourite word and phrases from the Première Vision Manifesto.

â Join us at Première Vision Fabrics, at the entrance to Hall 6, to engrave and wear the colours of the Manifesto, for the momentary duration of the show.



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THE WORLD’S LEADING LEATHER AND FUR SHOW

PREMIÈRE VISION LEATHER: KEEPING PACE WITH KNOW-HOWS AND THE CREATIVE PROCESS

ENSAD LEATHER ACCESSORY PRIZE 2015

To shine a light on the expertise of its recent graduates in clothing design, and improve their visibilityto the professional world, the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris is creating an Accessory Prize, the ENSAD LEATHER ACCESSORY PRIZE, to mark its first participation in the Première Vision Leather show

This honorary prize will reward one of the designs - leathergoods, bags and shoes - of the competing 2014 graduates in the Clothing design sector:Gilles Baudoux & Lola Thebault-Royet - Romain Blot - Cédric Bohnert & Yves Dagorne - Antoine Botton - Arnaud Joly - Pauline Jamilloux - Élisabeth Jayot - Claire Laurent - Rebecca Renault - Laurène Trescarte.

Intended as a launch pad for their careers, the Accessories Prize will be awarded by a jury comprised of designers Isaac Reina and Bruno Frisoni, in the presence of two guests of honour: Jean-Jacques Picart (fashion and luxury products consultant) and Olivier Saillard (Director of the Musée Galliera).

A second «People’s Choice» prize, will also be awarded. The winner will be chosen by the Première Vision Facebook fans.

â Prize-giving ceremony on 10 February at 1 pm at the Première Vision Leather show (Hall 3 / VIP Lounge - Mezzanine).

All the accessories will be on display at the ENSAD stand (Hall 3 / Stand 3H75) throughout the three days of the show.



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INNOVATE TOGETHER CHALLENGE #4 – LEATHER HYBRIDIZATIONS

Since 2011, the ‘Innovate Together’ Challenge organised by the Compagnons du Devoir guild with the support of the J.M. WESTON Foundation has been bringing together young people training in the sectors of expertise, creation and management around a shared project.

Organised in partnership with ENSCI (the Ecole National Supérieure de Création Industrielle - Industrial Design School) and the IFM (l’Institut Français de la Mode - French Fashion Institute) this educational project includes around twenty participants and seven complementary professions.• Bootmakers and shoemakers / Compagnons du Devoir guild• Upholsterers / Compagnons du Devoir guild• Saddlers and leather goods makers / Compagnons du Devoir guild• Product designers / ENSCI• Textile designers / ENSCI• Design managers / IFM

For this fourth edition of the Innovate Together Challenge, organised in partnership with CTC and Première Vision Leather, the three teams undertaking the adventure have explored the theme of “leather hybridizations”. This has resulted in the development of three projects that will be exhibited at the entrance to the show:

Projet Gaÿa - winner of the Prix de l’Excellence 2014: This rocking chair covered by an animal hide made from strips of leather and multi-coloured fabrics brings the animal origins of leather to life. Formed into strips then combined with multicolour textiles, they cover a rocking chair with an exotic and opulent coat, like a 21st Century Barbarian throne.• Mélanie Gabillon/ Upholsterer - Compagnons du Devoir• Aurélie Billaux/ Saddler - Compagnons du Devoir• Natacha Poutoux/ Product design - ENSCI• Aurelia Zarotti/ Product design - ENSCI• Laura Villey/ Textile design - ENSCI• Thibault Feltz/ Design management - IFM• Kenji Ishii/ Design management - IFM

Projet Apellis : This minaudière bag is made up of a double shell in cellular leather inspired by honeycomb and makes the most of the characteristic stiffness created by vegetable tanning. It has taken on a structural role and joined forces with parchment to create a unique design.• Marie Dionnet / Design management - IFM• Renaud Van Kote / Design management - IFM• Yoran MATHIAS / Leather goods maker - Compagnons du Devoir• Audrey LEFEVRE / Upholsterer - Compagnons du Devoir• Eve George / Product design - ENSCI• Nolwenn Le Scao / Textile design - ENSCI



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Projet Ara Or Bleu : Leather combines with polyester to compose the double sided fabric of a geometric chair, with astonishing balance and vibrant colours.• BOUZOUBAA Mariam / Design management - IFM• Graziella Dubief / Design management - IFM• Pauline Vitupier / Textile design - ENSCI• Lucile Sauzet / Product design - ENSCI• Clara Rivière / Product design - ENSCI• Guillaume Menuet / Shoemaker – bootmaker - Compagnons du Devoir• Clémentine Trussardi / Leather goods maker - Compagnons du Devoir

PREMIÈRE VISION LEATHER, LEATHER AT THE HEART OF THE DEBATE

To mark the occasion of the Innovate Together Challenge exhibition, Première Vision Leather is organising a roundtable to discuss the topic of “Leather hybridizations, from traditional know-how towards contemporary practices», in partnership with the Compagnons du Devoir guild.

A mine of inspiration for designers of leather products, this roundtable will be led by experts from the leading luxury houses, as well as major French outdoor brands.

â An essential date for the diary: Wednesday 11 February at 3:30 pm in the VIP Lounge of Première Vision Leather!

Moderator: Grégoire Talon Designer / Manager of the “Innover Ensemble” (innovate together) project for the Compagnons du Devoir guild.

Participants : Chantal Hamaid – Editor-in-Chief of Intramuros / François Azambourg – Designer, Project Director at ENSCI / Etienne Buffard - Member of the guild of saddlers, Director of the Institut des Matériaux Souples - Compagnons du Devoir guild / Sylvain Honoré - Member of the guild of bootmakers - Director of J.M. WESTON, bootmakers / Clément Parel – member of the guild of saddlers – Designer/ Decathlon / Vincent Delepierre – Specialist in innovation and processes (formerly with Decathlon) / Hélène Kassimatis – Fashion accessories specialist - IFM / René Liauzon - Chemical engineer from EFT Lyon leather and plastic materials section/ CTC .



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IFM X PREMIÈRE VISION LEATHER

Since 2001, PREMIÈRE VISION LEATHER has been supporting the designers of the “Design Postgraduate Program” from the French Fashion Institute, IFM.

During this postgraduate program, which is entirely professionally-based, these young and newly-qualified designers each develop two leather accessories collections (bags, gloves, belts and small leathergoods) including a collection for one of the programme’s partner labels, or a collection of clothing as well as a collection of shoes. Each collection is based on a strong creative proposition, an in-depth understanding of the technical constraints and the materials, involves the preparation of a collection plan, pre-prototypes and technical datasheets, and is supervised by a business during the production of the final prototypes.

Year on year, the partnership with PREMIÈRE VISION LEATHER pursues its objective of facilitating contact between these young designers from around the world and players from the leather sector, to enable a meeting between expertise and innovation.

For its forthcoming edition, PREMIÈRE VISION LEATHER is offering 20 designers from the class of 2014 the opportunity of presenting extracts of their bag, clothing and footwear collections, produced by manufacturers and prestigious French and international luxury houses, with the materials provided, often at no cost, by a number of tanneries, the majority of which are also present at the show.

THE CLASS OF 2014 : ANYA BARKOVA – MAY BERNARDI – BALNCHE COTTIN – MADELYNE HAUTECOUVERTURE – ISA KAUFFMAN – ALICE LEMAIRE – BACH MAY – BEA RECORDER – EVELINA ROMANO – LIES SOCKEEL – LÉA VAN LUNEN – JASON WIDJAJA – JORDAN WIEHLE – PETER S.YANG – JUYAN ZHOU

THANKS TO : ATELIER CUIR ET MODE - BALLIN - BERLUTI - BODIN JOYEUX (stand 3F49) - CÉLINE - CHANEL – CHLOÉ – CHRISTIAN DIOR – DEL BREBDA - DE TOUTES LES MATIERES - GRUPPO DANI (stand 3D29 – 3D30) – J.M. WESTON – LABORATORIO DEL GUSTO – LOUIS VUITTON – MARTINEZ LIERAH – Ets PLASTIREAL - POULAIN PEAUSSERIE - POLLUX / LA COUTURE DU CUIR – SAGA FURS– SARENZA.

LEABag / prototype made by Laboratorio del gusto / leather Gruppo Dani Design by Léa van Lunen © IFM designer 2014 Photography by Sol Sanchez

JASONTop / prototype made by Atelier Cuir et Mode / Cuir Bodin Joyeux / print Grain de couleur / interlining Freudenberg Skirt / prototype made by Atelier Styl’Couture / print Grain de couleur / interlining Freudenberg Design by Jason Widjaja © IFM designer 2014 Photography by Sol Sanchez



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LIESBag / prototype made by Laboratorio del gusto / leather Gruppo Dani Design by Lies Sockeel © IFM designer 2014 Photography by Sol Sanchez

BACHCape / prototype made by Saga Furs – Trousers / prototype made by Pollux - La couture du Cuir

Design by Bach Mai © IFM designer 2014

Photography by Sol Sanchez

PETERBag / prototype made by Laboratorio del gusto / leather Gruppo Dani Design by Peter S. Yang © IFM designer 2014 Photography by Sol Sanchez



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THE NEW AREA, SOUNDBOX : PROPAGATING THE WAVES EMITTED BY THE CREATIVE ATMOSPHERE

Echoing the theme of “Transcontinental Modernity” that has been chosen to illustrate the spring summer 16 season on the Trends Gallery, Première Vision Leather dedicates the new Sound Box area to this incontrovertible fact: the major exhibitions and events of the moment underline the urgent need to bring modernity to the fore. Or how can we reinvent the future, bring worlds together, disarm this world under pressure, materialise the invisible, bring ideas to life, absorb modernity?

The walls of the Sound Box will be ringing with the questions asked of various interlocutors, stylists, sociologists, creators, artists and designers from around the world such as Olivier Saillard, Philippe Trétiack et François Bernard and their answers, formulated in words, sounds, music and/or images.

Sound Box is a new, experimental space at Première Vision Leather, designed to propagate the waves emitted by the creative atmosphere. Concepts, trends and ideas produce vibrations. These are diffused, they radiate far from their source and bounce back amplified, loaded with elements, substances, odours and sounds gathered along their way. One idea invades another, one artistic expression imprints on another, one season imbibes another, one talent contaminates another.

Philippe Trétiack Planner – Special correspondent for Elle - WriterHow to illustrate a dematerialised universe with something that is durable and solid?

Olivier Saillard Director of the Galliera Museum“From a very personal point of view, I think that what is modern is not that far removed from what we are used to calling ‘classic’.”

François Bernard Croisements agency – Observatory of Maison & ObjetsI’m nostalgic for modernity. It’s the Greece of Pericles, the 17th Century, the 1930s, it’s a collective project based on a desire to head, en masse, towards the future.

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THE SHOW FOR TEXTILE DESIGNS AND CREATION

To coincide with the launch of Premiere Vision Paris’s new brand strategy, the international show of patterns and textile designs draws inspiration from the Première Vision Manifesto for an especially creative and imaginative operation.

For its February edition, even while the black and white design of the Manifesto are featured throughout the common spaces at Villepinte, Première Vision Designs has called on 11 design schools exhibiting this season, asking them for something special: illustrate the manifesto.

It’s safe to bet that the colour and fantasy of these young student-designers’ motifs will be sure to interpret these words and extracts in an original way!

At the show, the Atelier Amelot will print, live, select patterns on T-shirts.And make a note - these will be limited edition series!

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PREMIÈRE VISION DESIGNS: PRINT YOUR T-SHIRT!


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THE FASHION MANUFACTURING SHOW

PREMIERE VISION MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE«CONFIDENTIAL SOURCING: THE HIDDEN POTENTIAL OF EUROPE’S NEW JEWELS”

The cartography of global textiles is shifting. The rise in the cost of raw materials and price increases in China have disrupted the habits of the major textiles buyers, leading them to look for new sourcing alternatives. We are witnessing a reorganisation of the global textile market. Eastern Europe and the Balkans are rapidly developing high production capacities. New textile regions are emerging: Macedonia and Moldavia and Greece are the new production countries of tomorrow. The Pan Euro-Med zone continues to increase in power with Fast Fashion production.

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Assessment of 2014: Cotton & other fibres

World sourcing trends• Main sourcing trends from the European Union• Main sourcing trends from the United States• Main sourcing trends from France

Cartography of know-how: the Hidden Potential of Europe’s New Jewels”: Macedonia, Moldavia, Greece.

ROUND TABLE “Perspectives for Development: Tunisia and Morocco,” with the participation of a number of macroeconomic, geopolitical and textile experts.Presenting the results of the exclusive study, co-presented with country specialists (Morocco and Tunisia).

Moderator: Ulyana SUKACH, International project manager from French Lingerie and Knitting Federation.

In the presence of: • Valérie CIMETIERE, Technical KAM, SGS CTS• Nafaa ENNAEIFER, DG de la Sté TFCE Group & Vice-président de FENATEX.• Abdellatif HMAM, PDG de CEPEX, Tunisia Export• Stéphanie SAVOURNIN, Consumer Testing Services, Business Manager CTS Maroc, Maghreb

Business Development Manager• Natasa SIVEVSKA, Executive Director, Textile Trade Association of Macedonia – Textile Cluster• Mohamed TAZI, General Director of AMITH.

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PREMIÈRE VISION PARIS THANKS ITS PARTNERS

Always desirous of presenting the best quality the fashion industry has to offer at its shows, Première Vision aims to showcase reliable companies, rigorously selected for their professionalism, their creative know-how and advanced expertise.

To answer this demand for quality at all levels of its organisation, and particularly at Première Vision Paris, Première Vision holds itself to the highest standards, surrounding itself with quality partners.

This February, several exhibiting companies joined with Première Vision Paris to propose new products, inspired by the season, and in particular the Première Vision Manifesto.

CU TEKSTIL dresses the Première Vision Paris hosts and hostesses in the ManifestoFounded in 2006, Turkish manufacturer CU Tekstil is specialised in weaving and knitting products for men’s, women’s and children’s sportswear. Innovation, creation and design: the manufacturer offers highly creative solutions with an especially high degree of comfort. For this somewhat special edition of Première Vision Paris, CU Tekstil designed and created the outfits for the welcome hosts and hostesses for all 6 shows. Whether sweatshirts or T-shirt dresses, each proudly bears the inspirational words and phrases of the Manifesto.

www.cuteks.com Première Vision Manufacturing – Hall 6 – Stand V17

Eurotextile transmits the Manifesto on 4 collector bags!Founded in 1997, Eurotextile from France has an offer of high quality textile products and accessories, made to measure thanks to a large selection of fabrics and continually updated materials, a range of designs created by its in-house teams, and partner factories selected according to strict criteria of know-how, ethics, rigour and reactivity.For the February edition of Première Vision Paris, the company designed and produced 3 collector «It bags,» in cotton, with 4 extracts from the Première Vision Manifesto: Listen to your ideas, Hear the colors, Say I love you, Say I hate you !

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The season’s clutch by GARMENTOR and YKKPerfecting the interpretation of emblematic phrases from the Première Vision Manifesto, GARMENTOR, the manufacturer, and YKK, maker of zippers and buttons, have teamed up to create a Manifesto clutch for show visitors.

GARMENTOR is an integrated Turkish textile company specialised in the manufacturing of woven items, especially denim: cutting, sewing, washing and finishing, all according to high ethical and quality standards, and a rigorous approach to environmental protection.

www.ygt.com.tr Première Vision Manufacturing – Hall 6 – Stand V12

Founded in 1934 in Japan, YKK (Yoshida Kogyo Kabushikikaisha), is today a leading group in the fastening products and accessories market. It develops and manufactures products using the most advanced technologies for optimal satisfaction of its clients’ needs: zippers, self-adhesive ribbons, snaps and rivets, plastic buckles, stretch ribbons and straps for all fashion applications, technical garments, leathergoods and more

www.ykk.com Première Vision Accessories – Hall 4 – Stand D37 / E36

SATAB : exclusive ribbon bracelets, inspired by the ManifestoThe innovation, creativity and excellence in the solutions offered by the ribbon maker SATAB are backed by textile expertise regularly built on since 1947, driven by a dedicated and passionate team.This French company has totally integrated workshops - warping, weaving, braiding, knitting, dyeing, printing, coating, making up, packaging, logistics - with an R&D team and an entirely dedicated production team and integrated laboratory. All its work organisations are ISO 9001 certified guaranteeing exceptional service in ribbons webbing, stiff and stretch braids. This February, SATAB has designed and offers a choice of 3 ribbon bracelets with messages directly inspired by the Première Vision Manifesto Première Vision: Hear the colors, Pursue your dreams, Don’t give up on anything.

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DCER x PREMIERE VISION - ENGRAVE THE MANIFESTOFully experience the new changes at Première Vision Paris! Thanks to the temporary tattoos of DCER, choose, adapt and get yourself tattooed with your favourite word and phrases from the Première Vision Manifesto.Then go to the Photo Call area to immortalise your best tats!

DCER is also treating visitors to a special selection of Manifesto tattoos to apply yourself.

DCER is a French artists collective using temporary tattoos as a new means of artistic expression. The inventive DCER team creates designs inspired by urban culture, part street and part 2.0.

www.dcer.eu/frPremière Vision Fabrics – Hall 6 – At the entrance at the bottom of the escalators

CLOSE TO CLOTHES creates the cover-envelope for the TREND BOOK for Première Vision AccessoriesA loyal exhibitor at Première Vision Accessories, Close to Clothes has made the cover of the show’s spring summer 16 trend book.

Close to Clothes, a French company, makes labelling and packaging from a variety of materials: woven, leather, paper labels, etc.

Badge lanyards in the colours of the seasonThis season, Close to Clothes also created the badge lanyards for the Première Vision Paris shows. The fabric lanyards are in the colours of the Première Vision range.

www.closetoclothes.com Première Vision Accessories - Hall 4 - Stand F20


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