New York Première Vision Janvier 2025

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15January 2025

Tribeca 360°New York City

New York Première Vision

The main event in North America for fashion professionals

They were there:

#MTLStyle, AbbyLichtman Design, ABM, Abril Co., Amanda Kelly, B.O.B. Textile, Barutcu, Bezsan, BigTree, Blacknoir, Camilla Frances Prints, Casa Da Malha, ColourMode, CTT Group, Créations Robert Vernet, Davina Nathan Design, Derhan Tekstil, Deveaux, Dutel Création, Eco Fur, E. Miroglio SEM Division / KBC, Ecopel, Embsense Textile, Fated Print Agency, Eye Dazzler, Filati Power, Fiorenzatulle, Gamateks, Gratacos, Greenwool, Gruppo Uniesse, Harris Tweed Hebrides, Intex Co Ltd, Italian Artisan, Jianxin Silk, Kate X Kasey, Karolina York, Klauber Brothers, Kotonteks, La Fille, Le Studio Copenhagen, Lemar, Liberty Fabrics, Litmans, Liz Casella, M.A.C. Tekstil, Manet Design, Malhia Kent, Marsala, Mercury Leather, Mozartex, Nelly Rodi, Örkum Tekstil, Ozdoku Tekstil, Ozlem, Palmiye Tekstil, Pointcarré USA, RBY Design, Recytex, Robocuts CMT, Saechang, Seçen Textile, Sister Sumac, Sogé Studio, Solstiss, Soieries Chambutaires, Sprintex, Sundaze Studio, Texrama, Trimalhas, Victoria Textile, Visionworld, Yekpa Tekstil, Yesung, Zisser Textile Design, and so many more!

Location, e-pass, FAQ...

The full programme of talks

Animations on the show Free PV Tote Bags BoF Career Wall Rooftop Cocktail Party & PV Auction Sale

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

Tribeca District Guide

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