Immersive experiences may well be the future of retail, explained director and producer Mathias Chelebourg during a Premiere Classe x LE BOOK conference.

Head of Retail for the group specializing in luxury experiences, Stephanie Rousset comes to Premiere Classe to find the best of ready-to-wear and accessories.

Meet the cofounder of the Viennese brand promoting small-scale craftsmanship for over 20 years, in tune with the values of Premiere Classe.

The French embroidery house has collaborated with football teams and the world’s biggest museums.

Founder Alexia Nokovitch celebrated the brand’s first decade at the latest edition of Premiere Classe.

Two experts in virtual fashion discuss the impact that digital has on fashion, from buying to storytelling.

A long-time exhibitor at Premiere Classe, founder Agnès Roland designs precious and spiritual pieces that celebrate the many facets of femininity.

During a Premiere Classe x LE BOOK conference, stylist and color expert Aurelia Belleti discussed the cultural significance of color, and its influence on our subconscious.

For Giulia Demitri, buying is above all a matter of balance. As women’s buyer for Gaudenzi Boutique, the Italian luxury multi-brand retailer with seven stores across Emilia-Romagna, she oversees a selection of more than 350 brands spanning ready-to-wear, accessories, childrenswear and lifestyle. A refined offering built around a demanding vision of luxury, yet one that, in her view, must constantly evolve in order to remain desirable.

Three key players in French savoir-faire gathered at a Premiere Classe X LE BOOK conference, to discuss the importance of craftsmanship for the future of luxury.

Founder Catalina Maurette had a true crush on Premiere Classe and its eclectic, cosmopolitan selection.