Paris Fashion Week is an exciting event in the fashion industry that will take place from September 26 to October 4 in the fashion capital of France. Not only will there be highly anticipated runway shows, but there will also be a number of showrooms where international brands and designers can present their latest creations.
One of the standout showrooms at Paris Fashion Week will be the DRSphere showroom, organized by the French Federation of Haute Couture and Fashion. This showroom, located at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, will feature seven emerging brands, giving them the opportunity to showcase their newest designs. It’s a fantastic platform for these up-and-coming brands to gain exposure and recognition.
Another showroom to look out for is the Camera Showroom Milano, which is making its return after a five-season absence. Located at number 7 Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées, this showroom will present collections from around 30 ready-to-wear and accessories brands. Visitors to this showroom will have a diverse range of options to explore and discover.
The DACH Showroom is another notable addition to Paris Fashion Week. This showroom is a collaboration between the Berlin Showroom and the Austrian Fashion Association and will showcase creations from 17 brands and designers. Located at number 18 Rue Perrée in the third arrondissement, this showroom will be open from September 30 to October 3. Nine of the featured brands will be presented within the Berlin Showroom itself.
The Swedish Fashion Council will also have a showroom at Paris Fashion Week, located at the “3537” space on Rue des Francs-Bourgeois in the fourth arrondissement. This showroom will focus on sustainability and will present designs from eight brands, including three from the Fashion East incubator. Visitors to this showroom will also have the opportunity to enjoy a music scene and an exhibition featuring the works of Kito Munoz, in partnership with Artlist and Dust Magazine.
Representing Hong Kong, the HKFG showroom will be presented by the Fashion Farm Foundation. This showroom, located at 62-68 Rue de Grenelle in the seventh arrondissement, will showcase designs from eight brands. It’s a great opportunity for these Hong Kong brands to reach a global audience at Paris Fashion Week.
South Korean fashion will be well-represented at Paris Fashion Week through The Selects showroom, located at 20 Rue de la Boetie in the eighth arrondissement. On September 26, this showroom will feature the creations of nine young South Korean brands, providing them with a chance to gain international recognition and exposure.
There will also be a presence of Japanese fashion at Paris Fashion Week through The Showroom Tokyo, located at 21 Rue des Filles du Calvaire in the third arrondissement. This showroom will bring together five Japanese women’s fashion and accessories brands, allowing them to showcase their unique aesthetic to a global audience.
In addition to these showrooms, there will be several international agents’ showrooms taking place in Paris. These include French Talent to Trend, Noseason, Dejima, AMF, Showroom Romea, Ag-ency, Other/wise, Tuileries, Boon, Plan 8, and Melagence from Germany, Claret, Six London, Showroom Beautiful, and The Alphabet from the UK, and Vetemaze from Ukraine. Their presence adds to the international flair and diversity of Paris Fashion Week.
Overall, Paris Fashion Week continues to be a highly anticipated event in the fashion industry, providing a global stage for both emerging brands and established designers to showcase their creations and leave their mark on the industry. With the wide range of showrooms and presentations, there is something for everyone to experience and enjoy during this exciting event.
Useful links:
1. [Paris Fashion Week Official Website](https://www.parisfashionweek.fhcm.paris/en)
2. [Fashion Farm Foundation](https://fashionfarmfoundation.org/)
