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.
Third and final guest: the design duo behind bag brand Jack Gomme.
It was in 1989, when we took part in the Première Classe show at the Auteuil racecourse.
The tent was in the middle of the lawn with the tracks all around us. The atmosphere was magical and surreal, with petanque games, pinball machines, etc.
The evening of the show took place in the VIP room, above the bleachers, with a barrel of wine, ham and gherkins. The atmosphere was good-natured and extremely cheerful. There were many more shoe manufacturers, including Robert Clergerie of course, but also Charles Jourdan, Stéphane Kélian... The sales staff were dressed in suits with oversized epaulettes, all very eighties!
We remember a show at Quai Branly that was rather quiet, but where we found ourselves writing down a memorable order for a Japanese select shop.
On another occasion, at the Tuileries, as soon as the show opened on Friday morning, we were faced with a non-stop parade of the world's finest buying teams. It was quite impressive!
It's a big, chic and creative Parisian showroom that was born at the time of the fashion shows and the wave of designers emerging everywhere (like Jean Paul Gaultier, Yohji Yamamoto... to name but a few).
The show has succeeded in raising the profile of accessories and giving them their rightful place in fashion.
It has a unique location in the centre of Paris.
We're loyal to our first show, which remains our creative and selective playground for accessories, and we hope to remain so for a long time to come.
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.