PRESS KITPremière Vision The World’s Premier Fabric Show ™ 16 - 18 september 2014

Première Vision The World’s Premier Fabric Show ™ 16 - 18 september 2014

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03. Bringing together professions and industries

to serve ever more globalized and integrated brands

04. Integrated, complementary and changing shows

06. Première Vision Pluriel exhibitors in figures

07. Première Vision exhibitors internationally

08. Première Vision: A solid and growing offer.

Strengthened proposals

10. Knitwear Solutions : 51 exposants.

An even richer 5th edition marked by change.

13. Yiqing Yin, President of the 6th PV Awards

16. Hyères, New York, Paris…

Expofil, Première Vision, Modamont, ZOOM…

The 29th Hyères Festival steps centre stage!

19. Neckwear and Assembling:

discover the new Pluriel Experts Trails!

20. Première Vision thanks its partners

21. Our shows around the world in 2014 – 2015

Enclosed : the PV Awards 2014 Jury Members + the new exhibitors

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This latest edition of Première Vision Pluriel marks a new step in the history of professional fashion fairs. For the first time all six of the Parisian events targeting international fashion professionals are wholly managed by one and the same organiser: Première Vision.With the purchase last February of Cuir à Paris - the show specialised in leather and fur - the leading group in the upstream fashion and textile sector has integrated a new business activity. Most importantly, it combines two industries - textiles and leather - often considered completely foreign, even impervious, to one another, in the aim of providing an integrated offer to the creative fashion sector.

Looking more closely, and in light of changes in the sector and in brands’ behaviour, it seems both logical and legitimate for such an integration to take place today. For some fifteen years, brands have been taking not only a more global and diversified approach to their offer, but also a more integrated and coherent approach to their image and distribution.

Today, a fashion brand often integrates its ready-to-wear collections with one of more lines of accessories, leather goods and/or shoes. These lines are growing, playing an important role as tools for communication and distribution – to attract ready-to-wear clients through accessories – and, particularly in the luxury sector, often represent the largest share of turnover. It’s a sector that now plays a major role in the fashion economy.On their side, accessory, leather goods and shoe brands have also invited textiles into their collections, and adopted the language of fashion to entice their customers, build their image and reinforce their identity.

In the end, boundaries are fading, needs are merging, and collections are coordinating. Clothing is no longer the only vector of fashion. Accessories – leather goods and shoes – are also becoming seasonal products whose design and manufacturing rhythms are coming closer to those of fashion. For the last few years, the calendars of the two industries have moved closer in a spectacular way. What might have seemed a wild gamble in 2005, when Cuir à Paris arrived alongside the Première Vision shows (advancing nearly two months in terms of the leather industry), now sets the pace for the entire international calendar for the industry.The truly global approach of different segments within one and the same brand demands ever more coherence: coherence in the approach to materials, colours, styles…In order to be more efficient, and in the best interest of brands, it now seems paramount to coordinate the marketing tools of the various supply industries.

Inspired by the evolution of brands that now define themselves through a complete and globalized universe in terms of products and image, Première Vision has adapted its own evolution and strategy in response to the new parameters - a strategy of global service to brands exemplified by the integration of Cuir à Paris and the growing proximity of business activities and industries that mutually complement and enrich one another.

BRINGING TOGETHER PROFESSIONS AND INDUSTRIES TO SERVE EVER MORE GLOBALIZED AND INTEGRATED BRANDS

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In September, Première Vision takes a new step and marks a real turning point in its evolution. For all 6 Première Vision Pluriel shows, a new edition rich in strengthened synergies and marked by development is set to take place.

For the first time since its founding in 2005, and following the acquisition of Cuir à Paris announced last February, and ZOOM in September 2013, Première Vision Pluriel is now managed entirely by a single organiser: Première Vision. A world first for the sector!

Thanks to a unique, consolidated and now fully integrated organisation allowing it to meet the expectations of ever more demanding industry professionals, and after having welcomed 63,000 visitors in September 2013, and nearly 62,000 last February, Première Vision is now the leading event for all key international fashion players.

A FULL INTEGRATION. AN OPTIMISED GLOBAL STRATEGY

Exhibitors - spinners, weavers, trimmings makers, design studios, tanners, garment manufacturers - and visitors - buyers, accessory and fashion brand designers and heads of fashion companies - all expect increased efficiency and productivity from a show: the first, to gain in visibility and develop solid business relationships; the second, to find inspiration and innovative collections to make their products stand out. This, every season, is the aim of each of the Première Vision Pluriel shows. A goal that reaches full expression with the total integration of the six shows under the banner of Première Vision.

Thanks to a by-now global and transversal strategy, and better co-ordinated and targeted operations serving each of the shows, today Première Vision can optimise its means and investments, increase its synergies and strengthen its activities to improve efficiency and coherency, while continuing to enhance and preserve each activity with its own differences and specificities, within one single and seamless event.

For each show - particularly Cuir à Paris - and for all exhibitors, the new integration of Première Vision Pluriel allows them to benefit from increased international visibility thanks to more freedom of action, and harmonised inter-show communications.

INTEGRATED, COMPLEMENTARY AND CHANGING SHOWS

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SHOWS ON THE MOVE: ZOOM NOW IN HALL 6

ZOOM, the show of fashion manufacturing specialists from the Euromed zone, is undergoing a major change this season, leaving Hall 2 and moving to the northeast of Hall 6. This is one of the concrete expressions of the total integration of Première Vision Pluriel. The aim? To gain in coherency and provide a clearer reading of the offer.

With this reorganization, ZOOM manufacturers play on the synergy between activity sectors. The show’s fashion manufacturers are moving closer to the Première Vision weavers. Meantime, some 20 knitters present at ZOOM are now integrated into the Knitwear Solutions platform dedicated to creative flatbed knits.

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PREMIÈRE VISION PLURIEL EXHIBITORS IN FIGURES

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SEPT. 2013EXHIBITORS SEPT. 2014

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EXPOFIL 50 51 7

PREMIÈRE VISION 774780

of which 51 Knitwear Solutions

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INDIGO 202 221 22

MODAMONT 319 321 17

CUIR À PARIS 449 432 -

ZOOM 155 134 13

TOTAL PREMIÈREVISION PLURIEL

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PREMIÈRE VISION EXHIBITORS INTERNATIONALLY

PULSATION RELAX DISTINCTION SEDUCTION OTHERS KNITWEAR SOLUTIONS TOTAL

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1 2 - - - - 3Belgium

- 2 - 1 1 - 4Brazil

- - 2 - - 2 4Bulgaria

- 1 5 3 - 13 22China

13 8 - 8 1 - 30South Corea

- - 1 - - - 1Egypt

- 10 5 10 1 - 26Espagna

- - - 1 - - 1USA

2 6 6 56 10 1 81France

- 1 - - - - 1Greece

- 1 - - - 5 6Hong Kong

- 3 3 1 - - 7India

- - 1 - - - 1Irleand

11 43 82 203 7 7 353Italy

2 7 10 13 - 1 33Japan

- 3 - - - 1 4Lithuania

- - 1 - - 5 6Morocco

- 1 - - - 3 4Mauritius

- - 2 - - - 2Mexico

- 1 - - - - 1The Netherlands

2 13 8 1 1 3 28Portugal

- - 1 - - - 1Peru

United Kingdom - 3 13 10 3 - 29

Slovenia - - 1 - - - 1

Switzerland 1 - - 6 - - 7

1 - - - - - 1Sweden

Taïwan 7 5 - - - - 12

Turkey - 28 21 22 1 2 74

TOTAL 42 144 168 347 28 51 780

- 1 1 - - - 2Czech Republic

- - - - - 6 6Romania

Australia - - - - 1 - 1

- - 3 5 - - 8Austria

Germany 2 5 2 7 2 - 18

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With its high number of visitors (53,000 in September 2013, 52,000 last February), who are both highly international (74%) and high-quality, the world’s premier fabric show is a trusted value for those looking to reach the sector’s key players and major international markets.

For the edition being held this 16, 17 and 18 September, Première Vision welcomes 780 exhibitors (+15% over Sept. 13) - including 51 knitters, spinners and machine manufacturers at Knitwear Solutions. They are presenting their latest developments in terms of products, services and techniques for autumn winter 2015-16. A global, reliable and solid offer that expresses its richness through innovation, creativity and differentiation.

PREMIÈRE VISION: A SOLID AND GROWING OFFER. STRENGTHENED PROPOSALS.

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Première Vision – Feb. 2014 ©François Durand, Stéphane Kossmann, Elisa Haberer

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Première Vision is also committed to fostering a dynamic environment and introducing new products to visitors and international markets, thanks to the development policies of its exhibitors who strongly renew their collections each season.

Along with these exhibitors, the next edition also welcomes 44 new companies. As always, they have had to meet the demanding requirements of the show’s Selection Committee, which emphasises the quality and creativity of the offer presented:

• 26 weavers : now join the show from Europe – Italy (16), France (1), Spain (strengthening its presence with 2 new exhibitors), Portugal (1) and the United Kingdom (1) -, from South Korea (2), from China/Hong Kong (3) and from Brazil (1);

Also, underlining the driving and unifying force played by the show, the return, after several seasons of absence, of: 4 Italian weavers - Lanificio Angelico, Lanificio Fratelli Bacci, Lanificio Paultex and PTC SRL, 1 from Britain, Fox Brothers, 1 Portuguese, Luis Azevedo & Filhos, and 1 French fake fur specialist, Peltex.

• 19 knitters specialised in creative flatbed knits, showing at the dedicated platform, Knitwear Solutions.

Decisively international, the show presents a broad selection of exhibitors from 32 countries, mainly from Europe (73%), with Italy (51%) and France (12%) in the lead, from Turkey (10%), and Asia (14%) - principally Japan, South Korea and China.

Top 10 Première Vision exhibitors by country – Sept. 2014

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Next 16 to 18 September, in the south of Hall 6 of the Parc d’Expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte, the 5th edition of Knitwear Solutions looks to once again affirm itself as the one legitimate and not-to-be-missed event for the latest news and inspiration in knits.

A coming edition marked by change! Knitters usually present at ZOOM - the fashion manufacturing show now located in Hall 6 - now join the platform dedicated to creative flatbed knits. Their integration will help Knitwear Solutions diversify and enrich its offer by adding new players from the Euro-Mediterranean and Eastern Europe.

KNITWEAR SOLUTIONS : 51 EXHIBITORS. AN EVEN RICHER 5TH EDITION MARKED BY CHANGE.

The platform for creative knitwear

Paris Nord Villepinte

16 - 18 September 2014

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AN EVOLVING AND DIVERSE OFFER AT THE FOREFRONT OF CREATIVE TRENDS

In all, an international and cutting-edge selection of 51 exhibitors from 12 of the leading countries in the industry is proposed this season (see graph, below):

• 43 knitters of all sizes - from mass-market to limited editions - and for all markets - from mid/top-range to luxury, for women, men and children;

• 5 spinners from among the sector’s leaders, specialised in cashmere, wool or cotton; • 1 maker of machines and machine technology from japan;• 2 organisations dedicated to promoting knit know-how from Morocco and Mauritius.

Their offer includes products in a range of natural materials - exclusive noble fibres (alpaca, lama, etc.) classics (cashmere), fine wools, cotton, etc. - and styles - fancy knits, plays on jacquard stitches and complex intarsias, large to extra-fine gauges, original prints, mixes of materials, refined finishings and more.

Among the exhibitors, 19 knitters rigorously chosen by a Selection Committee of international industry professionals will present their collections for the first time at Knitwear Solutions. They come from France (1), Italy (2), Portugal (1), Romania (6), Morocco (4), Mauritius (2), Bulgaria (1), Lithuania (1) and Hong Kong (1).

Joining them are 14 knit-specialist studios with a complementary offer at Indigo, the creative textile and surface design show in the North of Hall 5, which will be presenting development ideas in terms of trends for knits, stitches and shapes.

Altogether this season, 65 specialists in creative flatbed knits will present their collections for autumn winter 2015-16 along with their know-how and technologies. They will round out the Première Vision textile offer by providing global product answers to visitors to the 6 Première Vision Pluriel shows, presenting concrete solutions to designers, product heads and buyers specialised in flatbed knits, nearly 3,300 of whom attended the show last February.

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KNITWEAR SOLUTIONS, AN AREA OF INSPIRATION AND CREATIVE TRENDS# SCULPTURAL KNIT

To underline the creativity of the flatbed knit sector, and accompany buyers in their product development, Première Vision has once again collaborated with knit designer Xavier Brisoux to create specific developments for the fashion information forum at Knitwear Solutions.

At this platform, the Knitwear Focus forum will showcase exhibitors’ know-how and creativity through a selection of specific seasonal products and developments.

For autumn winter 2015-16, texture and volume are at the heart of the forum. In a setting designed for the first time this season by Tulip Santene to set off this particular industry, the season’s Sculptural Knit theme is highlighted thanks to 3D and an installation that seamlessly melds lines in perspective with faceted elements, all worked in texture. The theme is dedicated to creating knit volume, by sculpting silhouettes, shapes, knit stitches and yarns:

• By sculpting volume with dense and substantial knits, and increasing thickness;• By sculpting the body by playing with fullness and tightening, to shape and change

morphology; • By sculpting folds to elaborate multilayer knits;• By sculpting with texture, favouring raised stitches and 3D jacquards to increase knit

volume.

Discover the 19 new knitters at Knitwear Solutions in the attached document.

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For the 6th edition of its celebrated PV Awards, Première Vision is betting even more than ever on new, contemporary creation. Because this is the real purpose of this inspiring appointment, by now eagerly awaited by the industry’s weavers and buyers: to single out and distinguish the most remarkable, inventive and innovative fashion textiles from among Première Vision exhibitors’ creations.

In pursuit of this goal, the world’s premier fabrics show brings together, as it does each year in September, a prestigious jury comprised of influential personalities from the international fashion scene. Première Vision is proud to welcome young designer Yiqing Yin as Jury President.

Born in China, a graduate of the Ecole Nationale des Arts Décoratifs, Yiqing Yin has lived and worked in Paris, where she has shown her collections during the Haute Couture fashion week since 2011. She was awarded The ANDAM Prize for First Collections in 2011, and since January 2014 has been the Creative Director of the Leonard fashion house.

A deserving representative of the new generation of designers working on the international fashion scene, Yiqing Yin thinks and designs clothing as an evolving structure, like a moving sculpture, influenced and driven by plays on volumes and materials, for an architectural and sensual result..

Her modern and innovative fashion vision was destined to bring the young designer and Première Vision together. The show, as a supporter of young fashion designers and creative innovation, welcomes the chance to collaborate with a young designer who represents the fashion of today, both global and exacting.

As a reminder, prior to Yiqing Yin, PV Awards Jury presidents have been: Veronique Nichanian (Hermès) in 2009, Ennio Capasa (Costume National) in 2010, Roland Mouret (Roland Mouret) in 2011, Felipe Oliveira Baptista (Lacoste) in 2012 and Alessandro Sartori (Berluti) in 2013.

An exceptional and emotional moment to be shared by all the textile and fashion industry pros gathered at Première Vision.

YIQING YIN, PRESIDENT OF THE 6TH PV AWARDS

© Laurence Laborie

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4 PRIZES DISTINGUISHING TEXTILE EXCELLENCE

Once again this year, the PV Awards showcases the extraordinary powers of invention, imagination, renewal and creativity found in fashion textiles through four prizes:

Grand jury Prize 2014For the most outstanding, most symbolic and most pertinent fabric of the season.

Handle Prize 2014 For the fabric that allies the most astonishing tactile and behavioral qualities, the fabric that touches the senses and the emotions.

Innovation Prize 2014For the fabric that is the most innovative, the most intelligent, the most technological and creative.

Imagination Prize 2014For the most daring, the most original, the most surprising fabric in terms of fibre, technique, decoration or finishing.

After a first meeting in early September, the Jury’s mission at the show is to select the Première Vision exhibitors’ most outstanding creations, from the fabrics chosen for the autumn winter 2015-16 season at the forums. These fabrics are indicated by a special label at The Forum at Première Vision, in Hall 6r Le Forum de Première Vision, au cœur du Hall 6.

Yiqing Yin – President of the Jury Artistic DirectorMaison Yiqing Yin, France

Francamaria Bartolucci Product DevelopmentVivienne Westwood, United Kingdom

Edward Crutchley Consultant, textile design and developmentLouis Vuitton Homme, France

Clare Johnston Head of Textiles ProgramRoyal College of Art, United Kingdom

Kenta Matsushige Winner of the Première Vision Grand Jury Prizeat the 2014 Hyères International Festival, Japan

Jieun Rhee JournalistELLE Korea, South Korea

Pascaline Wilhelm Première Vision Fashion Director

Luca ZANATTAFabrics & Materials Research & Development Office Coordinator Diesel, Italia

THE JURY OF THE 6TH PV AWARDS

Final deliberations will be held the morning of Thursday 18 September, at the show

Winners will be announced the same day by designer Yiqing Yinat noon in The Forum

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MIGUEL CHEVALIER, FRACTAL FLOWERS, AN ORIGINAL STEREOLITHOGRAPHY FOR PREMIÈRE VISION

In order to give the PV Awards their full creative dimension, Première Vision has called on French artist Miguel Chevalier. Since 2009 he has created the PV Award Trophies: a concrete expression of his «fractal flowers», made exclusively for Première Vision.

Born in Mexico City in 1959, Miguel Chevalier lives and works in Paris. From technology to nature, biology to poetry, light to materials, he has, since 1978, used information technology as a means of expression in the visual arts. He is internationally known as one of the pioneers of virtual and digital arts. Most recently, his work could be seen on the imposing facade of the Grand Palais, in Paris, during the Art Paris Art Fair show in April 2014.www.miguel-chevalier.com

Find more information about the members of this outstanding jury in the appended press release.

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HYÈRES, NEW YORK, PARIS… EXPOFIL, PREMIÈRE VISION, MODAMONT, ZOOM…THE 29TH HYÈRES FESTIVAL STEPS CENTRE STAGE!Last April, the 29th Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography crowned Kenta Matsushige. With a jury chaired by Kenzo creative directors CAROL LIM and HUMBERTO LEON,the young Japanese designer, a graduate of the Chambre Syndicale school since 2012 who now lives and works in Paris, was awarded the 2014 Première Vision Grand Jury Prize.

A supporter for the past 4 years of the famed festival for young fashion designers, Première Vision, for the second year in a row, awarded the Première Vision Grand Jury Prize, which comes with a 15,000 € prize.

The womenswear collection by Kenta Matsushige, HINABI, is nourished by shifts and offsets, like the artists Walter de Laria and Lee Ufanqui, who exhibit their pieces amongst nature, in particular on Japan’s Naoshima island. «My collections aim to be urban and modern whilst respecting hinabi, pastoral beauty, which is in opposition to miyabi, urban beauty,» explains the designer.

Architectural and poetic, the creations of Kenta Matsushige also came to be thanks to the support of Première Vision. As every year, the 10 finalists were welcomed in February to the Première Vision, Modamont, and Expofil shows where they benefitted from a privileged access to products - yarns, fabrics and trims/accessories - from top international companies. Additionally, in a new development this year, they were welcomed by select exhibitors at ZOOM, the fashion manufacturing show, to help them manufacture their collections.

Remise des prix du 29ème Festival d’Hyères © Etiene Tordoire

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TWO EXCLUSIVE EXHIBITIONS!

Première Vision’s support of Kenta Matsushige doesn’t stop there!

The winner of the fashion competition was also welcomed at the Première Vision New York show this past 22 and 23 July, presenting his work in a specially outfitted space.

Then, in Paris from 16-18 September, an exhibit dedicated to the young Japanese designer is taking place in the north east end of Hall 6 at the Parc d’Expositions de Paris-Nord Villepinte, at the junction of the ZOOM and Première Vision shows.

At the same time, 4 silhouettes, including some by by other prizewinners from the last festival, will be displayed in the press club (mezzanine of Hall 6), shining a light on the Première Vision, Modamont, Cuir à Paris and ZOOM exhibitors who contributed to manufacturing these collections.

Two unique opportunities to benefit from an exceptional visibility to international fashion professionals and industry players: the press, buyers, designers and major fashion brands.

ALSO JOIN US IN THE PRESS CLUB FOR EXPOFIL, PREMIÈRE VISION, MODAMONT ET ZOOM !

A presentation of 4 winning silhouettes from the last festival lets you discover the Première Vision, Modamont and ZOOM exhibitors who contributed to the ever more creative and high quality collections of these young designers:

Kenta Matsushige (Japan)Première Vision Grand Jury Prize for fashion

Collection produced with the support of:Tessitura Monti India Pvt.Ltd., NIKKE-The Japan Wool Textile Co. Ltd., Amy Cuir / Première Vision

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Collection produced with the support of:Ricamificio Paolo / Première VisionAbip by Russo Di Casandrino / Cuir à Paris

Roshi Porkar (Austria)Joint winner of the Chloe Prize

Collection produced with the support of:Puntoseta Conflux, Picos (Comercio Textil Limitada) / ZOOM Jakob Schlaepfer, HOH Hoferhecht Stickereien, Sophie Hallette, Brugnoli Giovanni, MTT (Manifattura Tessile Toscana), Tessilidea, LMA (Leandro Manuel Araujo), E. Boselli & C, Jackytex - Tessuti AMaglia, Mantero Seta, Lanificio Di Sordevolo / Première Vision Ska Italia, A.B.C. Morini, JRC Reflex / Modamont

Liselore Frowijn (Netherlands)Joint winner of the Chloe Prize

Collection produced with the support of:Puntoseta Servistyl Production / ZOOMC.O.T.O. By Takisada-Osaka Co. Ltd., Gentili, Sfate & Combier, Taroni, Lanificio Corti Marcello, Ricamificio Gimar, Ventures, Lampo / Première Vision Close To Clothes / Modamont

Coralie Marabelle (France)Fashion Public Prize / City of Hyères

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For autumn winter 2015-16, The Pluriel Experts trails once again serve their full purpose in spotlighting two new trans-disciplinary themes - Neckwear and Assembling - designed to showcase the synergy across the different shows that make up Première Vision Pluriel.

NECKWEAR AND ASSEMBLING, DISCOVER THE NEW PLURIEL EXPERTS TRAILS!

NECKWEARShine a light on necks and necklines! Warm them up, adorn them, protect them! Extravagant jewellery, artfully crafted necklaces, fun trinkets, serious or over-the-top scarves, ties and detachable collars, chunky knit scarves, fancy stoles and nobly luxurious shawls. Explore Première Vision Pluriel on the hunt for yarns, fabrics, patterns and knits, tender or mischievous leathers, jewels and baubles to set off throats, napes and necklines.

ASSEMBLINGBondings, needle-punchings and quiltings are revolutionising fashion! Spot these unlikely couples, beneficial combinations, innovative hybrids and collaborative duos. From fabrics with identical or contrasting faces, to split-personality leathers, reversible knits and specialised fashion manufacturing, explore the full range of surprising double materials at Première Vision Pluriel and invent your own unique innovations!

As they do each season, the Pluriel Experts Trails are invaluable guides for international buyers. The trails allow visitors to quickly identify companies offering products and services that meet their needs across all six Première Vision Pluriel shows. The trails enhance efficiency and time-savings, two significant advantages for fashion pros constantly on the look-out for new ideas and new suppliers.

The Pluriel Experts Trails also provide heightened visibility to exhibitors by spotlighting specific and sometimes little known, even unknown, expertise and know-hows.

At the show, there are two ways to locate exhibitors taking part in the Pluriel Experts Trails: see the Show Guide/map, available on the website and at the many information areas, and/or spot the specific pictogram appearing on the nameboard of participants in the trails.

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Eager to present the best quality the textile industry has to offer at its shows, Première Vision aims to showcase reliable companies, rigorously selected for their professionalism, their creative know-how and enhanced expertise.

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

PREMIÈRE VISION CONTINUES ITS COLLABORATION WITH ATIL KUTOGLU

For 20 years, Atil Kutoglu has been designing flamboyantly creative collections with a precise and delicate elaboration of noble materials like silk, cotton, wool, cashmere and leather, recalling the ubiquity and influence of this Turkish designer’s oriental roots.His mystic universe, where imagination evokes a sublimated reality, his know-how, his love of fine materials and perfect cuts could not help but enchant Première Vision.Première Vision is renewing the collaboration begun last February with Atil Kutoglu. He is creating a complete outfit - from clothing to accessories and shoes - worn by the hostesses at the September edition.

For more information about the work of Atil Kutoglu: www.atilkutoglu.com

THE SEASON’S COLLECTOR BAGS CREATED BY TAKISIDA OSAKA !

A loyal exhibitor at Première Vision, Takisada-Osaka Co. is specialised in innovative and creative fabrics made using original Japanese techniques and technologies, for a style at once simple and innovative. Founded in 1864, and highly attentive to the environment, the Japanese weaver will celebrate its 150th anniversary this September with Première Vision by offering visitors a original organic cotton shopping-style bag, made from its new fabric lines: ZEN Kiwami by Stylem Takisada-Osaka and C.O.T.O. By Stylem Takisada-Osaka, which the company is presenting for the first time at the show. A committed and trendy bag that’s right in tune with the season!

At Première Vision:C.O.T.O. By Stylem Takisada-OsakaZEN Kiwami By Stylem Takisada-OsakaStand 5J34 5K33 - Hall H5

BADGE LANYARDS IN THE COLOURS OF THE SEASON

This season, Close to Clothes, a loyal Modamont exhibitor, created the fabric badge lanyards for the Première Vision Pluriel shows in fabrics featuring the key colours of the season.

The French company Close to Clothes is specialised in labelling and packaging in different materials, including woven, leather and paper labels.www.closetoclothes.com

At Modamont : Hall 4 - Stand F20

PREMIÈRE VISION THANKS ITS PARTNERS

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OUR SHOWS AROUND THE WORLD IN 2014 - 2015noS SalonS danS lE mondE En 2014 - 2015

EUROPE> FRANCE

PREMIèRE VISION PLURIELExpofil - AW1617prEmièrE Vision - SS16Cuir à paris - SS16indigo paris - SS16 modamont - SS16 ZoomParis 10-12 February / février 2015

MADE IN FRANCEParis8-9 April / avril 2015

TISSU PREMIER / COLLECTIONS Lille26-27 November / novembre 2014 May / mai 2015

FATEXParisJuly / juillet 2015

> SPAIN

DENIM BY PREMIèRE VISION - SS16 Barcelona19-20 November / novembre 2014

DENIM BY PREMIèRE VISION - AW1617 Barcelona 27-28 May / mai 2015

> BELGIUM

INDIGO BRUSSELS HOME EDITIONBrussels September / septembre 2015

NORTH AMERICA> USA

PREMIèRE VISION NEW YORK - SS16INDIGO NEW YORK FASHION EDITION - SS16New York 13-14 January / janvier 2015

INDIGO NEW YORK FASHION EDITION - Summer 16New York 7-8 April / avril 2015

PREMIèRE VISION NEW YORK - AW1617INDIGO NEW YORK FASHION EDITION - AW1617 New York 21-22 July / juillet 2015

SOUTH AMERICA> BRAZIL

PREMIèRE VISION SãO PAULOSão Paulo 4-5 November / novembre 2014

PREMIèRE VISION SãO PAULOSão Paulo 12-13 May / mai 2015

MIDDLE EAST> TURKEY

PREMIèRE VISION ISTANBUL - AW1516Istanbul 29-31 October / octobre 2014

- SS16 PREMIèRE VISION ISTANBUL Istanbul April / avril 2015

ASIA> CHINA

PREMIèRE VISION SHANGHAI - AW1516Shanghai21-22 October / octobre 2014

PREMIèRE VISION SHANGHAI - SS16ShanghaiMarch / mars 2015

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