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MODA – NEC BIRMINGHAM, 9TH TO 11TH AUGUST 2009
Fashion, inspiration and advice…visit the
UK’s largest trade fashion exhibition
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t’s time to start looking ahead. Make this summer count by
discovering brand new names, ideas and talent not seen elsewhere.
This August let Moda take you into the summer season with a
spring in your step.
Get set for three fashion packed days of exciting collections, catwalk
shows, industry experts and advice all at Moda, NEC Birmingham.
The complete picture addition Blowfish combining the hottest trends with style and value; and
Across four halls of the NEC you’ll find the largest and most compre- Holster’s exciting range of functional and fashionable footwear.
hensive overview of the new season’s womenswear, menswear, footwear
and accessories collections to be found anywhere in the UK. Free access to industry experts
Moda’s free seminar programme tackles the key retail issues and
The easy route to retail success offers practical advice to every retailer looking to do better business in
With its central location, easy links to all areas of the country, free 2010. And, hear daily trend presentations of the key looks for spring/
parking and excellent on-site facilities, a visit to Moda at the NEC takes summer 2010.
the hassle and expense out of exhibitions leaving you to concentrate on
finding the brands that will really make a difference to your business. Don't forget to plan your visit to make sure you catch all the show
highlights.
First steps
This season at Moda Footwear, there will be an increasing number of
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For more of this season’s show, travel and accommodation
new labels and inspirational names: In its first appearance, Fly London’s information, as well as regularly updated details of brands showing
unconventional collection, offers an eclectic mix of styles; alongside new at Moda in August, visit
www.moda-uk.co.uk
JUNE/JULY 2009
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