New York Première Vision Janvier 2025

PV New York
Next edition

14January 2025

15January 2025

Tribeca 360°New York City

New York Première Vision

The main event in North America for fashion professionals

They will be there:

Abm Fashion — Eurotextile Packaging — Créations Robert Vernet — Sogé Studio — Abby Lichtman Design — Stampa Studio — Dutel Creation — Intesa C. — Ecopel — A Gratacos Sau — Klauber Brothers — Deveaux Sas — Blue City Textile Int'l — Troficolor Denim Makers — Malhia Kent — E Miroglio — Miroglio Lana — Sem — Kbc — Sonmez Asf — Altinyildiz Tekstil — Emelda Leather — Soeiro — K V Manufacturing — Atelier Damask — Oztekm… and many more !

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MODAPORTUGAL CIRCULARWe close the loop.

The Portuguese textile and clothing industry is on a journey focused on recycling, upcycling, and waste reduction, with the goal of creating a closed-loop system. In this system, garments are designed for durability, repairability, and recyclability to promote a more sustainable and responsible approach to fashion. 

This commitment is also at the heart of MODAPORTUGAL, which supports these practices in alignment with circular economy principles to drive a more efficient and environmentally responsible system. We invite you to join us on this path, where every garment tells a story of integrity and care ��� for both people and the planet. Fashion that’s not just about trends, but about a commitment to a brighter, more sustainable future. 

 #modaportugal #cenit #anivec #prr 

The venue Tribeca Rooftop + 360° 2 Desbrosses St, New York, NY 10013, États-Unis

About the show “All year, I research and collect fabrics and construction details and silhouette ideas. But my real start is in January at the Première Vision New York textile show, because they are two years ahead of the market. I’m looking for standouts, themes, and what’s trending. For example, I fell in love with a Chantilly-style lace made of hand-pressed satin daisies from a Dutch textile design house that became the anchor point for my collection. I ordered 10 yards of eight different fabrics and waited two months for them to arrive from the mills.”

Designer Rebecca Schoneveld for The New York Times

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