UBM Fashion is collaborating with Mmode, the Montréal Metropolitan Fashion Industry Cluster, in Las Vegas, bringing over 60 Montréal fashion companies to UBM Fashion’s marketplace during February 12-14, 2018.

The Parisian textile trade show will be held at the Villepinte exhibition centre on 13th-15th February, welcoming 113 new exhibitors and a host of innovations.

The 26th edition of the Italian textile trade show will open on Tuesday 6th February in Milan, and sets out to target Millennials and emphasise the need for sustainability. 

The recently ended Copenhagen Fashion Week was a pleasant mix of commercially dynamic trade shows and young designers in search of a launchpad towards international markets.

The Messe Frankfurt-run trade shows attracted a record 371 exhibitors from 14 countries and more than 4,000 visitors for their three-day Winter 2018 edition in New York this January.

There will soon be a new entry among Paris shows: CIFF is about to launch an event planned for 20th-26th June, joining the ranks of Tranoï, Man/Woman and the new incarnation of Who's Next.

The French trade show specialising in denim has a new formula and management team. Paris-based in summer, it will travel across Europe in winter, with London its first destination.

​Lineapelle New York opens tomorrow, following its London counterpart in the run-up to the leather trade fair’s 94th edition in Milan, and promising seminars, a workshop and over 100 exhibitors.

Picaflor, the organiser of the Playtime shows dedicated to the world of children, will launch Playtime Online, the shows’ online offshoot, next June, in response to the global transformation of the trade show formula. 

The fashion trade shows held in Paris on 19th-22nd January, whether menswear (Man) or mixed (Tranoï and Who’s Next–Première Classe), have all left a positive impression.

The latest edition of the shows for lingerie brands and suppliers, which finished on 22nd January, was an energetic and high-quality one, and recorded a small rise in visitor attendance.

From January 30 through February 2, the Danish capital's Fashion Week will host its two trade shows CIFF and Revolver, along with some thirty runway presentations featuring a number of international brands. 

Luxury fashion fabric fair Textile Forum will curate a fabric pavilion within Pure London’s new sourcing event Pure Origin this February as part of a new collaboration between the trade fairs. 

Rising visitor numbers from Europe, Russia, the US and the Middle East helped the London Textile Fair achieve a 4% rise in footfall at its SS19 edition in January compared with July 2017.

The Pitti Immagine Uomo 93 show was attended by over 36,000 visitors, of whom 25,000 were buyers (+2.5% compared to 2017), making the Florentine menswear show a success.