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The New York design trade show will inaugurate its first Parisian edition at Who’s Next, January 17–19, 2026, bringing together the international design community in a one-of-a-kind event.
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Hyères Festival favorites take the next step at Premiere Classe
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Helen Kaminski makes a Paris come back at Premiere Classe
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Known for its modern and refined raffia hats, the Australian brand makes a return to the European market with a focus on craft and authenticity.
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Caitlin Perrin makes her Premiere Classe debut with bold, statement pieces
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From New York to Paris : Asato joins Premiere Classe
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A Dubai stylist’s take on Premiere Classe
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For Andrina Goussous, stylist for luxury e-shop Ounass, Premiere Classe has everything it takes to charm Middle Eastern customers, increasingly in tune with a Parisian approach to fashion.
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Fenda, artsy jewelry made in Brazil
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At Fenda, shapes are crafted by hands, jewels are inspired by cutlery in a Salvador Dali spirit, and Brazilian stones seem to have been unearthed from the pieces themselves. A deeply artistic approach to jewelry, born from the imagination of Roberta and Sam, a British-Brazilian couple with a strong sensitivity to embellishment.
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French brand Jamin Puech made a comeback at Premiere Classe
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From Buyer to Designer: the Anna Diva success story
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