Today More Than Ever, Interfiliere Imposes Itself for All Industry Players in the Lingerie and Beachwear Industry!
Laces and embroideries, fabrics, knits and prints, fibers, yarns and machines, braiding, beads, trims, buttons, ribbons ... Expertise, quality and creativity are key words at Interfiliere, which has adapted to the market's evolutions for over 20 years.
On the cutting edge of trends
The Interfiliere trade fairs have become unique places for inspiration in the world where creativity, technicity, know-how and fabric innovation are shown, deciphering and anticipating tomorrow's fashion trends ...
Fashion | The Concertation and 'Evolution No. 14' Trend Guide
It is created on the basis of the colour consultation and the collaboration between the fashion teams and Concepts Paris. This guide is a crucial reference for exhibitors who are sent preview copies when they register for the show and use them as inspiration for creating their collections. It is also an essential tool for visitors seeking fashion information to compile future collections.
General Forum, created by Jos Berry, Concepts Paris.
With a striking new linear layout in the main aisle for showcasing the most impressive fabrics and new products. At the end of this aisle, a fun and highly visual display was used to illustrate the "Spring-Summer 2011" Color Range.
Colors Range | Twice a Year, Eurovet Organizes a Color Concertation to Elaborate a Color Range Which Will Set the Tone for Future Trends
Interfiliere brings together a selection of Lingerie and Fashion professionals (style offices, prestigious guests) to evaluate, discuss, and anticipate upcoming trends for Summer 2011.
Thus 18 months before collections are presented in the stores, Interfiliere reacts behind the scenes to present its trend viewpoints.
The show's fashion teams organize a color consultation, involving a number of different fashion professionals, to determine the color range and anticipate the fabrics of the future; international stylists brainstorm and discuss, in collaboration with the French Color Committee, to define the season presented at the show.
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