Denim Première Vision seemed to shrug off the real and the economic chill as it returned to London this week with a busy show, an enlarged exhibitor list and a sustainability focus both for production and style trends.

On October 12-13 2020, London will host Clean Beauty In London, a show described as a reflection on ‘clean’ cosmetics, focusing on environmentally friendly products that make no use of controversial substances.

The move will grow the Kingpins Amsterdam venue area by more than 40%, from a 70,000-square-foot space to a 100,000-square-foot space.

The next edition of Moda, taking place on 23-25 February, will see the fashion trade show’s floorplan replace sectors with ‘neighbourhoods’ in an effort to strengthen its sense of community.

Officially presented last September, the collection "A Tribute to Karl: The White Shirt Project" will take pride of place at the next Pitti Immagine Uomo fashion industry show.

The designers of Italian label Random Identities and American label Telfar will bring their respective visions of contemporary fashion to Florentine menswear show Pitti Uomo on January 9.

Part of Kingpins’ plan to bring an ethical focus its tradeshows worldwide, all panels of the upcoming New York show will focus on social and environmental issues related to the future of the denim industry. 

Denim Première Vision is returning to London next month following the success of its first edition in the UK capital last December.

The luxury menswear label owned by Kering has chosen the famous Florentine trade show to make its grand comeback. For Brioni's 75th anniversary, it will stage an event-presentation produced by Olivier Saillard.

It’s all about collaboration and boundary-less creativity in Pure London’s 2020 manifesto, which sets out the trade show’s vision for next year.

Italian trade show organiser Pitti Immagine has submitted an expression of interest for Florence's trade event and convention centre. The bid will be discussed at Firenze Fiera’s AGM on November 29.

The co-located trade fairs have unveiled innovation as the theme of their next event in January 2020,  promising a new one-day conference, an expanded educational program and a refreshed artistic direction for the show.

New location, new concept: Trade show Panorama is set to return next January with a renewed strategy and vision, after announcing its move to Tempelhof in Berlin.

The denim trade show will be held in the Dutch capital on October 23-24, a chance for the sector to tackle the issue of sustainable fashion, as denim production in particular is condemned for its environmental impact.

The alternative digital tech trade event created six years ago wants to expand outside France by acquiring local event organisers in Europe, targeting Spain and Italy, as well as the UK, Canada and the USA.