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.

A loyal exhibitor since 1988, the brand is returning to its fashion roots, says CEO Cyrille Bonnin.

With the rise of brand experiences and a renewed interest for in-store shopping, hospitality is having a moment, building crucial bridges between fashion and all things lifestyle.

As the brand makes its first appearance at Who’s Next, co-founder Arthur Charle reflects on a spectacular journey and tells us about his expectations for this first session.

From October 3rd to 6th, Pampa The Brand will unveil its vision of contemporary craftsmanship at Premiere Classe in the Jardin des Tuileries.

Talent Indonesia is an acceleration programme initiated by the Indonesian Ministry of Trade, the Embassy of Indonesia in Paris, the City of Jakarta, and L’Adresse Paris Agency.

The Franco-Indonesian fashion incubator PINTU is a bilateral programme dedicated to Indonesian and French SMEs and designers in the fashion sector. Its aim is to prepare talents for international visibility while emphasising environmental sustainability and traditional craftsmanship.

Amid the curated elegance of Premiere Classe, Patricia Sáinz Martín—founder of PAT Studio, a handbag brand known for its sculptural refinement—presents a body of work that is sensory, deliberate, and timeless.