In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
Second guest: the director and artistic director of the Grevi hat company.
Absolutely! I think it was in 1995/1996. I remember a magical atmosphere right from the start, with exhibitors and buyers from all over the world.
There were around a hundred exhibitors. The tent exuded creativity, elegance and a sense of being among the best in the world, because the atmosphere was both cosmopolitan and selective. We were all young exhibitors, buyers, collaborators...
Our customers certainly gave us the greatest thrills. All the best boutiques in the world passed through and still pass through Premiere Classe.
I especially remember a huge order written in 5 minutes with an American customer. On another occasion, we wrote 230 orders in four days and generated 70% of our annual sales at the show.
Premiere Classe opened up some great opportunities. We knew that with THE right collection, we could make money and change our lives - it was crazy!
I also remember wonderful parties - especially the one on the bateau mouche, friendships with people from all over the world and close ties with the team and organizers, to whom, at the end of the show, we went to say goodbye with tears in our eyes. For four days, we were one big family.
For Grevi, Premiere Classe was the launch pad for our international clientele. What an opportunity!
Today, we still have an excellent relationship with the organizers and the team who have been there from the start.
Premiere Classe will be in full swing from 1 to 4 March, with a rich and creative offering.
As a partner of the 38th Hyères International Fashion, Photography and Accessories Festival, Premiere Classe welcomes the Formers to a dedicated exhibition.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
Founded in Rimini from the vision of the eponymous young Italian designer, Judy Mazzotti, Judy created her brand with a focus on the future and research and development centred on innovation and sustainability.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making its mark in the world of accessories. To celebrate its longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
As a partner of the Prix de la Création de la Ville de Paris, Premiere Classe is inviting Domestique - Prix Accessoires de Mode, and Clara Daguin - Grand Prix Mode, from 1 to 4 March 2024.
Future Positive by Smiley is back with a space dedicated to its fashion collaborations with brands such as Eastpak, Rainkiss, Jules, Snocks, Saturday Society, Hoptimist and Small World, in the IMPACT area of Who's Next.
From January 20 to 22, Grace & Mila unveils Empreinte, its Fall/Winter 2024 collection.
Founded by Camille Moncomble in 2018, the jewellery brand intrigues with its unique design. Meet an ultra-sensitive designer.
Italian designer Giulia Iosco first joined Bijorhca in January.
Premiere Classe will be in full swing from 1 to 4 March, with a rich and creative offering.
As a partner of the 38th Hyères International Fashion, Photography and Accessories Festival, Premiere Classe welcomes the Formers to a dedicated exhibition.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
Founded in Rimini from the vision of the eponymous young Italian designer, Judy Mazzotti, Judy created her brand with a focus on the future and research and development centred on innovation and sustainability.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making its mark in the world of accessories. To celebrate its longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
As a partner of the Prix de la Création de la Ville de Paris, Premiere Classe is inviting Domestique - Prix Accessoires de Mode, and Clara Daguin - Grand Prix Mode, from 1 to 4 March 2024.
Stephen Jones, the British milliner’s one of the most respected in the fashion industry, will be returning to Premiere Classe from March 1 to 4, where he will present his Autumn Winter 2024 collection, A Muse à Paris.
Founded by Camille Moncomble in 2018, the jewellery brand intrigues with its unique design. Meet an ultra-sensitive designer.
Italian designer Giulia Iosco first joined Bijorhca in January.
Premiere Classe will be in full swing from 1 to 4 March, with a rich and creative offering.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
Founded in Rimini from the vision of the eponymous young Italian designer, Judy Mazzotti, Judy created her brand with a focus on the future and research and development centred on innovation and sustainability.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making a name for itself in the world of accessories. To celebrate this longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
In 1989, Premiere Classe started out in Paris with the ambition of making its mark in the world of accessories. To celebrate its longevity, we asked 3 brands from the early days to share their memories with us.
Stephen Jones, the British milliner’s one of the most respected in the fashion industry, will be returning to Premiere Classe from March 1 to 4, where he will present his Autumn Winter 2024 collection, A Muse à Paris.
Famous for its utilitarian jackets worn by British fashionistas, Barbour has made a name for itself in fashion since it was founded in 1894.