From February 11 to 13, 2025, Première Vision Paris will take place at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre. The event will bring together key players in the creative and responsible fashion industry—from diffusion to luxury—providing a unique opportunity to meet experts from around the globe and delve into the Spring-Summer 2026 collections.
As announced several months ago, Première Vision Paris is maintaining its schedule of two annual, distinct and complementary events. Know-how will take centre stage during the February 2025 edition and all future February editions, showcasing the Spring-Summer collections. The event invites visitors to discover unique craftsmanship, whether contemporary or ancestral, and to explore the latest innovations in textiles, leather, accessories, and design. Spinners, weavers, tanners, designers, accessory manufacturers, and garment makers from around 40 countries—including Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Japan, the United Kingdom, Belgium, South Korea, Turkey, and China—will gather for three days dedicated to this theme.
REINVENTION, RESILIENCE, KNOW-HOW, AND SUSTAINABILITY: A NEW ERA FOR CREATIVE FASHION Fashion is currently facing a true crisis of value and values. Shaken by a series of upheavals— economic, ecological, energy-related, and existential—it stands at a historic turning point. In this context, know-how emerges as a crucial reference point for addressing current challenges. Preserved, reimagined, and carried forward by passionate individuals—artisans, artists, industrialists, and a new resilient generation— know-how offer a potential reset for the system.
Smart Creation: smart and committed fashion
New product developments, alternative materials, cutting-edge technical and technological innovations, advice and adapted services… solutions to support the creative fashion industry in its eco-responsible transformation are at the heart of the Smart Creation area.
For the next edition of the show, from 11 to 13 February, at the Parc des Expositions, Paris Nord Villepinte, there will be over 50 exhibitors in Hall 6, selected for their expertise, their commitment and the innovative, surprising or necessary nature of their products, solutions or services.
In order to better meet the needs of buyers and companies, the Smart Creation area is broken up into 3 zones: Smart Tech, Smart Services and Smart Materials, where rhere is an area dedicated to circularity.
THE SPRING-SUMMER 26 SEASON OFFERS A REFLECTION ON LIFESTYLES, HABITS, AND THE IMPACT OF THE FASHION INDUSTRY: RE-FRESH|RE-SET|RE-STORE
Three themes can be explored at the Inspiration Forum: RE-FRESH: The season delves into airy structures and textile craftsmanship, combining industrial techniques with natural solutions while addressing current climate challenges. RE-SET: The season highlights satins adorned with virtuoso embellishments, showcasing the excellence of both industrial and artisanal know-how. RE-STORE: The season focuses on indigo and practices of recycling and upcycling, promoting responsible industrial craftsmanship for sustainable fashion. Mathilde Hiron, a finalist in the Accessories competition of the 38th Hyères International Festival of Fashion, Photography, and Accessories.
This season, emerging trends highlight craftsmanship, versatility, innovation, and sustainability. There is a strong enthusiasm for lightweight, airy materials inspired by outdoor sports. Comfort is being redefined with cosy, flexible textiles, ranging from sportswear to streetwear. Sustainability takes centre stage, with recycled and bio-based composite materials.”
Desolina Suter, Fashion Director, Première Vision
Additional information
- Two fashion forums: Inspiration Forum (Hall 5) and Sourcing Solutions Forum (Hall 6). Audioguides will be available in French, English, Italian, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese.
- NEW! The Accessories Index, designed to simplify accessory sourcing.
- The PV Colour Book, Première Vision’s colour range.
- Fashion Seminars. Learn more
- And finally the new “Fashion Resources” section on the PV website.
Visitors can still get their free pass by following this link.
