297
Fashion Jobs
H&M
Total Rewards Manager, Supply Chain
Permanent · TSIM SHA TSUI
H&M
Accounts Specialist
Permanent · TSIM SHA TSUI
ESTÉE LAUDER COMPANIES
Assistant Demand Planning Manager
Permanent · HONG KONG
ESTÉE LAUDER - BRAND
Retail Marketing Manager, Estée Lauder
Permanent · HONG KONG
CLINIQUE
Assistant Education Manager, Clinique
Permanent · HONG KONG
CLINIQUE
Senior Marketing Manager, Clinique
Permanent · HONG KONG
TOMMY HILFIGER
Senior Manager, Creative Services, Tommy Hilfiger Asia Pacific
Permanent · HONG KONG
AESOP
Retail Consultant
Permanent · SHA TIN
NEWELL
Senior Manager, Indirect Sourcing
Permanent · HONG KONG
L'OREAL GROUP
Group Product Manager
Permanent · HONG KONG
ADIDAS
Senior Manager, Materials Availability Management
Permanent · HONG KONG
L'OREAL GROUP
Assistant Purchasing Manager (Marketing, Digital IT)
Permanent · HONG KONG
PUMA
Manager Innovation Technical Apparel
Permanent · HONG KONG
DR. MARTENS
Head of Financial Accounting, Apac
Permanent · TSIM SHA TSUI
TJX COMPANIES
Director of Sourcing, Apparel -Hong Kong
Permanent · HONG KONG
A & F
Hollister CO. - Brand Representative (Part-Time / Full-Time), Hysan Place
Permanent · CAUSEWAY BAY
A & F
Hollister CO. - Brand Representative (Part-Time / Full-Time), Yoho Mall
Permanent · HONG KONG
A & F
Abercrombie & Fitch - Brand Representative (Part-Time / Full-Time), Harbour City
Permanent · TSIM SHA TSUI
KERING EYEWEAR
Kering Eyewear Assistant Trade Marketing Manager Travel Retail
Permanent · HONG KONG
JAEGER
Training Manager
Permanent · HONG KONG
L'OREAL GROUP
Retail And Education Manager
Permanent · HONG KONG
TORY BURCH
Senior Manager, Retail Training, Asia
Permanent · HONG KONG
Published
Oct 30, 2011
Reading time
2 minutes
Download
Download the article
Print
Text size

Who’s Next Prêt-à-Porter Paris livens up with new activities

Published
Oct 30, 2011

Catwalks, trend forums, conferences… All different sorts of activities are going to liven up Hall 7 at Porte de Versailles during the next session of Who's Next Prêt-à-Porter Paris, taking place from January 21-24, 2012. The fair's organiser, WSN Développement, has decided to move the catwalk shows to the second floor of the building hosting the Private segment. “We are keeping the same time slot as the previous sessions, with catwalk shows still happening everyday at 12:30pm", explained Boris Provost, WSN’s communication and international development manager. “However, we have decided to bring all of the brands’ catwalk shows together instead of having them on different stands. We are also going to bring out young international designers of eclectic styles.”

Meanwhile, the catwalk event is also going to welcome candidates from 22 regions who will be competing for the title of Miss Ronde France, a beauty pageant launched in 2005 for the plus-size woman. Products for plus size ladies will also be available at the fair.

On top of the shows, the next edition of Who's Next Prêt-à-Porter Paris will also host three trend forums that will enlighten visitors on the latest fashion trends for women’s, men’s (Mr Brown) and children’s (Mini Mess) wear. Parisian trend forecasting agency Nelly Rodi will host a daily forum on clothes for women and children, while WGSN’s specialists host conferences around the season’s trends in general.

Prêt A Porter Paris, Next

A ‘personal shopper’ service will also be available in order to enhance the visitor experience. “Personal shoppers already existed at Prêt-à-Porter Paris and 70 buyers enjoyed their services at the fair’s previous edition. Now we have decided to raise its visibility and develop the service. The idea is to offer visitors a programme that is based around their interests. Our VIP buyers will be able to take advantage of this service”, said Boris Provost.

Finally, the trade show will promote new talents by hosting a blog competition between 15 young designers (5 from the Private segment, 5 from menswear and 5 from MessAround), as well as another competition with the help of British website Artsthread.co.uk, which represents around 60 design schools from across the world. Each one of them will suggest a winner and the top 10 will be given their own stand at the trade show.

This is yet another step in the Parisian fair’s international ambition. In the next coming days, the organisation will be visiting countries with large markets such as Japan, South Korea, Italy and Spain in order to promote its new features. Its communication plan, edited in 15 different languages and containing a presentation sheet, will be posted to around 160,000 visitors around the globe over the next few days.

Copyright © 2024 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved.