​Following consolidation in the UK tradeshow sector, the new owner of Pure London is continuing to build up the event and said this week that kid's fashion trade show Bubble is relaunching at Pure London in February. 

International brands from all over the world in denim, new designers, and vintage goods were displayed at the second annual New York Denim Days, which took place on September 22 and 23.

After introducing a co-ed format last June, with women’s pre-collections alongside menswear, Paris trade show Woman will focus on womenswear in the next edition on September 28-30.

Co-founder Shane Brandenburg will remain responsible for guiding the show’s content and will remain the face of Selvedge Run. 

UBM’s new event for sustainable and disruptive fashion has teamed up with the UN and the Conscious Fashion Campaign, and will be celebrating the collaboration with an activation at Coterie’s upcoming New York show.

London's biggest fashion tradeshow, has announced that the menswear section of Moda, known as Moda Gent, will relocate to Pure and join the Pure Man line-up for the February 2019 show. 

The Messe Frankfurt textile event is expecting 1,850 exhibitors from 17th to 20th September at Paris' Parc du Bourget, where it will be introducing new initiatives including a trade show focusing on leather. 

One of Asia's largest fashion tradeshows, Centrestage concluded its four-day 2018 edition on September 8, recording a 2.4% increase in buyer attendance figures, compared to the previous year.

The Belgian brand passed up on Haute Couture Week this July to focus on Milan, where the label will complement its Fashion Week presentation with a special installation at the White Milano trade show. 

The fashion and footwear shows hosted by Ifema will open on 7-9 September, marking the beginning of a new era under the leadership of Charo Izquierdo. Changes will include more menswear, technology and sustainability.

The third edition of the Zalando-owned Bread && Butter show was attended by about 35,000 visitors, most of them youngsters who queued up patiently to buy products or listen to pop music.

In response to the uncertainty facing the UK fashion industry as Britain nears its departure from the European Union, London trade show Pure has launched a new campaign manifesto for its February 2019 edition.

The Parisian trade show Who’s Next- Première Classe is working on an in-depth redesign but the upcoming edition from September 7 to 10 will already reveal some new features to its visitors with its 1,300 exhibitors. 

The Berlin trade show, now owned by Zalando, has introduced a revamped experiential format targeting the younger generations, which could potentially be exported to other cities too.

For the next session, from September 7, the design, accessories and art-of-living show will introduce a new format, making it easier to enjoy for the 90,000 visitors expected.