​Istituto Marangoni, the Paris School of Fashion has become an essential reference point in the fashion industry ever since it was founded in 1935. Passionate professionals provide the training and the education, which offers students a real gateway into the world of work.

Are you looking for brands with recognised expertise? Are you searching for products manufactured by craftsmen, with perfectly mastered know-how in small quantities? Artisan designers are at Who’s Next to support both young and established brands.

​This new edition of IMPACT is open solely to industry professionals, and 45,000 visitors are expected. Located at the heart of the event, IMPACT will be taking place alongside 1,300 ready-to-wear, beauty and lifestyle brands, with its eco-responsible and positive solutions: Ready-to-wear and accessories brands

Bérine is a transparent and authentic skincare brand, which is both premium and accessible to all. It is premium because of its premium formula and the brand image, but accessible in terms of pricing.

As with every season, during the January edition WHO'S NEXT - FAME is presenting the must-haves and new trends for Winter 2021.A new look at a high-end and essential selection of womenswear.

Our 4 ready-to-wear areas are inviting you to discover the unmissable new trends for this Autumn-Winter. Dare to look at things with a fresh eye, you will discover so many new favourites at the event!

This article was after the conference given by Lydia Harroch, an expert in brand strategy and client experience at the September 2019 edition of Who’s Next.

The Fashion Scene space presents the Young Design Talents of Tomorrow at Who’s Next. As inspired as they are captivating, the young designers are shaking up conventions and unveiling the next trends. Who are they? The WSN x MARANGONI contest winners: Voir(e), Martin Luttecke, Salut Beauté

What's Up is the street movement that spots international micro-trends, placing an emphasis on collaborative empowerment.

Boulbar was the meeting between India and France 5 years ago.Marion Chapius is a designer married to an Indian man wanting to creating pieces ethically in India, her second home.

The two co-founders and sisters Nathalie Friedlander and Patricia Tepper Adda grew up in the world of fashion.

The objective of Lab.Scene, the young talent incubator, is to support three young designers with their brand strategy and commercial during an entire year.