Première Vision
8 - 10 February 2022 Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte
www.premierevision.com
The new season opens in Paris with Première
Vision. Twice yearly, the world’s designers and manufacturers come together here with a
profusion of ideas and a new creative dialogue to
celebrate the start of a new collection.
By Elly Stemerdink paris | S/S 2023
With over 74,600 visitors – 60% international – attendance was up 18% compared to the September 2021 event.
S/S 2023 style and
colour directions provided by Première Vision
In addition to providing opportunities for meetings and discussions between buyers and suppliers, the forums and fashion inspiration spaces at the show – including a 3D forum and an online Live Sourcing experience – helped guide professionals in building their Spring/Summer 2023 collections. Moreover, this session marked the return of a series of 20 conferences, including fashion seminars, at the physical show as well as a selection of online Digital Talks. The top ten visitor countries were mainly European, with a good increase in the number of Italian visitors and a big rise in the number of attendees from Spain and the United Kingdom, whose totals had doubled since the September event. Outside of Europe, visitors from Turkey and the United States were back, while travel restrictions
continued to impact professionals from Asian countries (Korea, Japan, China). Première Vision aims to welcome at the next edition the return of the major international markets (Asia/ USA), after this season’s upturn in visitors from the UK and the main European countries. In its role as a guide for the entire industry, Première Vision Paris will bring together creative proposals increasingly focused on sustainability. The next edition will also mark the return of Maison d’Exceptions, an exclusive space bringing together the ultimate in creative savoir-faire for the international luxury industry, which will go from being an annual event held in February to a biannual one.
spring/summer 2023 The Spring/Summer 2023 colours
Abaca straw
Bananatex
are attuned to multiple rhythms. They activate a close synergy between rational depth and spontaneous
desirability, to move forward mindfully in the pursuit of circularity and an ever- more open approach to timings and aesthetics.
Different types of tones coexist: strond and deep-rooted colours, vibrant hues with vim and vigour and sensitively pigmented shades. They generate
interlinking timings, encourage gender fluidity and facilitate a transversal use of colour. These dialogues unfurl in three chromatic lines.
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Colours
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