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.

Travelling from Shanghai for Paris Fashion Week, Jing Bluche made a stop at Premiere Classe to complete her season’s buying with what she considers to be the number one spot for undiscovered gems.

Ginevra Gozzoli gives her take on what she considers a go-to place for unexpected gems that blend craftsmanship, personality and a strong design sensibility.

In search of a fresh outtake on fashion and new esthetic sensibilities, she chose Premiere Classe to complete her selections for the season.

Discovered at the 39th Hyères Festival, Amicaliste and Tal Maslavi made their Premiere Classe debut in October. A key step in securing a place in the market.

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.

We met the Swiss designer on her very first venture into the wholesale circuit.

The Italian brand made its Premiere Classe debut with sharp, desirable bags inspired by glasses cases.

We met with founder and designer Asato Kitamura for his Paris premiere, showcasing his blend of Japanese philosophy and Western fashion.

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.

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.