With the arrival of the latest edition of our fair this September, Who’s Next is ramping up its dynamic spirit with the introduction of LOUD, a new space designed to echo the vibrancy of our creative industries.

Founded in 2021 by Germain Provot Lorenz, Treaptyque is far more than just a showroom—it's a vibrant and unique space dedicated to curating exceptional pieces.

The designers of the CHIC Paris selection are gearing up to enchant Who’s Next with an unparalleled fashion experience. Established in 1993, the China International Fashion Fair (CHIC) is the flagship trade event in China’s creative landscape. It serves as a crucial platform for promoting the industry and facilitating foreign companies' entry into the Chinese market.

As we prepare to welcome you in September, the IMPACT and NEONYT Paris Forum stands out for its deep commitment to a sustainable future in the creative industries.

The Premiere Classe fair will soon open its doors to unveil an exclusive selection of leather goods brands and bags creators. This prestigious event shall showcase the exceptional craftsmanship and ongoing innovation within the Italian creative landscape.

Villa Beauté’s selection’s getting a fresh look and promises exceptional experiences. Innovative, ethical, and cutting-edge, our leading brands and new arrivals rewrite the rules of wellness and beauty…

KEIA (Korea Environmental Industry Association) advocates for eco-conscious initiatives among creative industries in South Korea and abroad notably. Since 2023, the association has been exhibiting on our IMPACT trade show along with Who’s Next. Their project revolves around supporting and promoting sustainable practices and key players of Korea’s industries on an international scale.

Street Culture resonates with the complexity of a city’s soul. The people, as a community, are those who define and codify its intricacies. Lifestyle, Fashion, Art and Music intertwine through the cosmopolitan blend that characterizes the singularity of a city’s vibe and energy.

For this edition of IMPACT alongside Who’s Next, the association will present its new collaborative workshop concept: Mode et Impacts.

Since its inception in 2019, La Mode Européenne (LME) has stood out for its innovative and transformative approach to the fashion industry. By creating solidarity shops in Congo-Brazzaville and Cape Verde, stocked through donation boxes for clothing and accessories circulated in France and Europe, La Mode Européenne is committed to social and professional reintegration and creating local employment.

Lavinia Muth, an economist specialising in business ethics for actors of the fashion landscape, has dedicated 15 years to advancing social and ecological standards in the textile and creative industries. Her work as an external auditor, inspector, and investigator, in collaboration with Messe Frankfurt’s trade shows for instance, underscores her commitment to fighting against “corporate sustainability” and “green-washing”.

Julien Martinez, founder of the high-end ‘souliers’ brand Souliers Martinez, embodies the perfect fusion of traditional artisanal craftsmanship and contemporary innovation. Combining his deep Spanish roots with his Parisian cultural influences, his company stands out with a unique approach to leather weaving, supported by committed sustainable values and strong ethics.