Premiere Vision Paris, held from February 11 to 13, 2025, brought together key players in the creative and responsible fashion industry. Focused on know-how, the event reinforced its role in shaping the sector’s global transformation, catering to all segments from mass distribution to luxury.

Returning to its historical agenda, Premiere Vision now features two distinct editions: Savoir-faire in February and Innovation & Tech in September. This year’s event also introduced a forward-looking fashion space, expanding its scope to include beauty. The show continues to grow, setting bold ambitions for its international reach.

Strong global participation

The latest edition attracted nearly 30,000 international professionals from 126 countries, representing over 13,000 companies. Around 1,100 exhibitors from 40 countries, including Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Japan, the UK, Belgium, South Korea, Turkey, and China, showcased their latest innovations. The Hosted Guests program welcomed 220 key decision-makers, while 1,500 business meetings were facilitated through the Matchmaking program.

Florence Rousson, President of the Premiere Vision Management Board and General Manager of The Creative Pole, highlighted the event’s significance in driving industry growth. She emphasized Première Vision’s commitment to offering a curated, selective platform while personalizing the visitor experience. The event also hosted the annual plenary session of the French Fashion & Luxury Industry Strategic Committee, where over 100 professionals discussed the sector’s future.

High-profile delegations

Première Vision Paris reaffirmed its status as a key platform for global industry development. It welcomed delegations from Portugal, South Korea, Egypt, Tunisia, Brazil, and Indonesia. Representatives from the European Apparel and Textile Confederation (EURATEX), the International Wool Textile Organisation (IWTO), and Quebec’s fashion organization mmode were also present. Additionally, renowned Indian designers, the Moroccan Association of Textile and Apparel Industries (AMITH), and Japan Fashion Week representatives participated in the event.

Strengthening business support

The trade show introduced several initiatives to help businesses navigate industry challenges. The updated Premiere Vision mobile app now features an enhanced directory, instant messaging, an AI assistant, and personalized event planning. The Hosted Guests program facilitated key networking opportunities, ensuring international decision-makers connected effectively. Conference stages hosted 21 talks and 22 pitches, featuring 75 speakers discussing know-how, innovation, and sustainability. The Inspiration Forum showcased Spring-Summer 2026 trends, sustainable craftsmanship, and innovative designs in leather, fabrics, and accessories. The Sourcing Solutions Forum guided professionals in selecting suppliers and eco-friendly materials.

Fashion Director Desolina Suter stressed the growing importance of sustainability in fashion. She highlighted the role of know-how in reimagining a more responsible industry focused on resource conservation and circularity.

Expanding the creative pole

During the event, Florence Rousson unveiled ‘The Creative Pole,’ GL events newly named fashion division. It unites 18 events under three brands: Premiere Vision, Tranoï, and Fashion Source. Additionally, she announced the launch of the International Observatory of Creation, a strategic tool to analyze trends and industry shifts.

Rousson emphasized The Creative Pole’s role in fostering industry transformation, strengthening global connections, and building synergies across the fashion supply chain. She expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming edition, scheduled for September 16-18, 2025, where innovation and technology will take center stage.