After a detour in Lyon last year that kept away attendees, the Paris swimwear and trade show returned home this weekend, buoying visitor numbers in a show atmosphere that was positive and enthusiastic

For its third edition, the Salon du Luxe -- created by Laura Perrard -- will highlight the new rules of the luxury game.  Around one thousand visitors are expected to attend at the Maison de la Chimie.

Mademoiselle à Soho, for the first time at the Playtime Paris show, has presented a children's collection designed in New York, made in Romania and promoted by its French-Romanian founder.

Band of Outsiders and Osklen are among the 12 brands taking part in the shoppable showcase. Made in partnership with the CFDA, the showcase will feature each designers' collection and offer select pieces in real time.

Paris's biggest lingerie and swimwear show is organizing a runway free-for-all with guest star Pamela Anderson on Saturday, July 8 at 7.30 pm. The salon will run until Monday, July 10 at the Porte de Versailles fair grounds.

With the opening of the Italian textile fair on Tuesday, its president spoke with FashionNetwork.com about why he rescheduled the September session two months earlier to position it at the start of the season.

TCFStyle Expo returns to Atlanta for a third year of designers, brand reps and influencers surrounding the $20 billion dollar plus size fashion industry.

Outdoor Retailer (OR) parent company Emerald Expositions Events, Inc. has announced that the large trade show will officially find its new home in Denver starting next year.

German trade show organiser Messe Frankfurt has created TexworldDenim, a new event for denim specialists which previously exhibited at the Texworld and Apparel Sourcing shows.

Show organisers said the fair’s new floorplan, organised by segments, and the expanded lifestyle offer, were particularly well received by visitors. The next edition will take place on 16-18 January.

Desigual makes its first appearance at Berlin trade show Premium with its new sportswear line, which will be rolled out across Europe in the coming months.

The Italian textile trade show will start on 11th July, two months ahead of its traditional September date, a change which proved popular with exhibitors, whose numbers are up by 20%. 

The Italian denim and lifestyle brand has hired Fashion Brands Agency to handle its shoe business in Germany and Austria.

Leveraging its in-depth international know-how in the lingerie and swimwear market, the show organiser will launch a website for industry suppliers and brands by the end of the year.

The three Paris menswear tradeshows came to an end with a mixed response this season, marked by calmer traffic levels, compared to those witnessed at Pitti Uomo in Florence.