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.

We caught up with Liva Ramanandraibe, owner, designer and heartfelt ambassador.

Passed down from father to son, the family brand and manufacturer showcases its excellence at both Who’s Next and Interfilière, and proudly claims its successful duality.

From their first impressions to their buying strategy and brand crush, Marina Susaki and Miyu Toyama told us all about their first experience at the trade shows.

Mixing ready-to-wear, accessories, fabrics and jewelry in a single place, a match made in heaven for the founder of this Dutch shop. She told us about her journey from retail to creation.

We sat with co-founder Jean-Michel Sanchez to talk about the brand’s wholesale strategy.

While visiting Who’s Next Home, the curator shared her vision and told us about the particularities of her job, at the intersection of arts and design.

For the founder of the French concept store, Who’s Next is above all a place for inspiration. She tells us about her experience at the trade show and with the Pages Mode database.

The company took part in the latest edition of Who’s Next, hosting a masterclass around its data-driven wholesale tool.

The famous Italian glassware is back under a Korean brand, and chose Who’s Next Home to launch its first European sales campaign.

This young, independent brand is rethinking creation by fostering a dialogue between craftsmanship and new technologies.

For the launch of Who’s Next Home, the founder of the Toulouse-based concept stores By Katie Nat shares her recipe for an eclectic and coherent offering.