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Fashion Network
10-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Sourcing, innovation and décor: What's new at WSN in September
From Saturday, September 6 to Monday, September 8, WSN is back in Paris with three main shows running concurrently: Who's Next, Interfilière Paris, and Bijorhca. In Hall 1 of the Parc des Expositions at Porte de Versailles, the "triumvirate" of trade events will take place under the theme "Where Summer Never Ends," an "Ode to Solar Creativity." In September, Who's Next inaugurates the Who's Next Lab, a hub at the crossroads of fashion, tech, and design. This new module plans to welcome Blanca Martin Hernandez and her demonstrations of 3D printing applied to a clothing collection, and the French brand Incxnnue, which offers accessories combining silicone and textile printing. These guests are joined by Reflexlab and Mikera, a duo of companies between solution and creation, and their live-printed ceramic objects. New products galore Who's Next is also launching its "Home" branch in September, dedicated to interior objects. Some 50 brands, including Manu Matters, Bàng, and Léonor Berrehar, will be on hand to illustrate the "new dynamics of retail," particularly the "concept-storization" of stores. Finally, WSN partner Ankorstore, a B2B marketplace, will have its own space offering a selection of home decoration products. A major new feature of WSN this season is the creation of a dedicated Sourcing and Solutions Track, designed to introduce professionals to the entire creative chain. This track covers the apparel, knitwear and jersey, lingerie, accessories, and leather markets, as well as jewelry, and covers four categories of business: production and sourcing, manufacturers and craftsmen, finishing and finishing, and components and accessories. A dedicated sourcing track This module brings together the three trade shows, including suppliers to Bijorhca's existing Elements area. WSN plans to incorporate a Creative Hub dedicated to exchanges and demonstrations of innovation, know-how, and trends. The hub is working with the Comité Français de la Couleur to propose a new chromatic range and is presenting a matériauthèque, where professionals will be able to handle assortments of materials and samples. The sourcing itinerary is accompanied by a series of conferences, three a day, on the following themes: "Textile Innovations and Manufacturing: Local Solutions" (Saturday), "Colors, Ornamentation and Embellishment, Crucial Market Drivers" (Sunday), and "Bodywear Trends and Textile Value Chain: Waste, Dormant Stocks, Excellence of the French Offer" (Monday). Also, between September 6 and 8, the Parc des Expositions de la Porte de Versailles will host the Neonyt trade show, with its selection of sustainable and innovative brands. Based in Düsseldorf, this show is organized by WSN and Messe Frankfurt. In addition to this program, a final trade fair, Impact, was launched in 2019 by WSN, listing sustainable initiatives in fashion and design.
Fashion Network
10-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Sourcing, innovation and décor: What's new at WSN in September
From Saturday, September 6 to Monday, September 8, WSN is back in Paris with three main shows running concurrently: Who's Next, Interfilière Paris, and Bijorhca. In Hall 1 of the Parc des Expositions at Porte de Versailles, the "triumvirate" of trade events will take place under the theme "Where Summer Never Ends," an " Ode to Solar Creativity." In September, Who's Next inaugurates the Who's Next Lab, a hub at the crossroads of fashion, tech, and design. This new module plans to welcome Blanca Martin Hernandez and her demonstrations of 3D printing applied to a clothing collection, and the French brand Incxnnue, which offers accessories combining silicone and textile printing. These guests are joined by Reflexlab and Mikera, a duo of companies between solution and creation, and their live-printed ceramic objects. New products galore Who's Next is also launching its "Home" branch in September, dedicated to interior objects. Some 50 brands, including Manu Matters, Bàng, and Léonor Berrehar, will be on hand to illustrate the "new dynamics of retail," particularly the "concept-storization" of stores. Finally, WSN partner Ankorstore, a B2B marketplace, will have its own space offering a selection of home decoration products. A major new feature of WSN this season is the creation of a dedicated Sourcing and Solutions Track, designed to introduce professionals to the entire creative chain. This track covers the apparel, knitwear and jersey, lingerie, accessories, and leather markets, as well as jewelry, and covers four categories of business: production and sourcing, manufacturers and craftsmen, finishing and finishing, and components and accessories. A dedicated sourcing track This module brings together the three trade shows, including suppliers to Bijorhca's existing Elements area. WSN plans to incorporate a Creative Hub dedicated to exchanges and demonstrations of innovation, know-how, and trends. The hub is working with the Comité Français de la Couleur to propose a new chromatic range and is presenting a matériauthèque, where professionals will be able to handle assortments of materials and samples. The sourcing itinerary is accompanied by a series of conferences, three a day, on the following themes: "Textile Innovations and Manufacturing: Local Solutions" (Saturday), "Colors, Ornamentation and Embellishment, Crucial Market Drivers" (Sunday), and "Bodywear Trends and Textile Value Chain: Waste, Dormant Stocks, Excellence of the French Offer" (Monday). Also, between September 6 and 8, the Parc des Expositions de la Porte de Versailles will host the Neonyt trade show, with its selection of sustainable and innovative brands. Based in Düsseldorf, this show is organized by WSN and Messe Frankfurt. In addition to this program, a final trade fair, Impact, was launched in 2019 by WSN, listing sustainable initiatives in fashion and design.
Fashion Network
10-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Sourcing, innovation and décor: What's new at WSN in September
From Saturday, September 6 to Monday, September 8, WSN is back in Paris with three main shows running concurrently: Who's Next, Interfilière Paris, and Bijorhca. In Hall 1 of the Parc des Expositions at Porte de Versailles, the "triumvirate" of trade events will take place under the theme "Where Summer Never Ends," an " Ode to Solar Creativity." In September, Who's Next inaugurates the Who's Next Lab, a hub at the crossroads of fashion, tech, and design. This new module plans to welcome Blanca Martin Hernandez and her demonstrations of 3D printing applied to a clothing collection, and the French brand Incxnnue, which offers accessories combining silicone and textile printing. These guests are joined by Reflexlab and Mikera, a duo of companies between solution and creation, and their live-printed ceramic objects. New products galore Who's Next is also launching its "Home" branch in September, dedicated to interior objects. Some 50 brands, including Manu Matters, Bàng, and Léonor Berrehar, will be on hand to illustrate the "new dynamics of retail," particularly the "concept-storization" of stores. Finally, WSN partner Ankorstore, a B2B marketplace, will have its own space offering a selection of home decoration products. A major new feature of WSN this season is the creation of a dedicated Sourcing and Solutions Track, designed to introduce professionals to the entire creative chain. This track covers the apparel, knitwear and jersey, lingerie, accessories, and leather markets, as well as jewelry, and covers four categories of business: production and sourcing, manufacturers and craftsmen, finishing and finishing, and components and accessories. A dedicated sourcing track This module brings together the three trade shows, including suppliers to Bijorhca's existing Elements area. WSN plans to incorporate a Creative Hub dedicated to exchanges and demonstrations of innovation, know-how, and trends. The hub is working with the Comité Français de la Couleur to propose a new chromatic range and is presenting a matériauthèque, where professionals will be able to handle assortments of materials and samples. The sourcing itinerary is accompanied by a series of conferences, three a day, on the following themes: "Textile Innovations and Manufacturing: Local Solutions" (Saturday), "Colors, Ornamentation and Embellishment, Crucial Market Drivers" (Sunday), and "Bodywear Trends and Textile Value Chain: Waste, Dormant Stocks, Excellence of the French Offer" (Monday). Also, between September 6 and 8, the Parc des Expositions de la Porte de Versailles will host the Neonyt trade show, with its selection of sustainable and innovative brands. Based in Düsseldorf, this show is organized by WSN and Messe Frankfurt. In addition to this program, a final trade fair, Impact, was launched in 2019 by WSN, listing sustainable initiatives in fashion and design.
Fashion Network
10-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Sourcing, innovation and décor: What's new at WSN in September
From Saturday, September 6 to Monday, September 8, WSN is back in Paris with three main shows running concurrently: Who's Next, Interfilière Paris, and Bijorhca. In Hall 1 of the Parc des Expositions at Porte de Versailles, the "triumvirate" of trade events will take place under the theme "Where Summer Never Ends," an "Ode to Solar Creativity." In September, Who's Next inaugurates the Who's Next Lab, a hub at the crossroads of fashion, tech, and design. This new module plans to welcome Blanca Martin Hernandez and her demonstrations of 3D printing applied to a clothing collection, and the French brand Incxnnue, which offers accessories combining silicone and textile printing. These guests are joined by Reflexlab and Mikera, a duo of companies between solution and creation, and their live-printed ceramic objects. New products galore Who's Next is also launching its "Home" branch in September, dedicated to interior objects. Some 50 brands, including Manu Matters, Bàng, and Léonor Berrehar, will be on hand to illustrate the "new dynamics of retail," particularly the "concept-storization" of stores. Finally, WSN partner Ankorstore, a B2B marketplace, will have its own space offering a selection of home decoration products. A major new feature of WSN this season is the creation of a dedicated Sourcing and Solutions Track, designed to introduce professionals to the entire creative chain. This track covers the apparel, knitwear and jersey, lingerie, accessories, and leather markets, as well as jewelry, and covers four categories of business: production and sourcing, manufacturers and craftsmen, finishing and finishing, and components and accessories. A dedicated sourcing track This module brings together the three trade shows, including suppliers to Bijorhca's existing Elements area. WSN plans to incorporate a Creative Hub dedicated to exchanges and demonstrations of innovation, know-how, and trends. The hub is working with the Comité Français de la Couleur to propose a new chromatic range and is presenting a matériauthèque, where professionals will be able to handle assortments of materials and samples. The sourcing itinerary is accompanied by a series of conferences, three a day, on the following themes: "Textile Innovations and Manufacturing: Local Solutions" (Saturday), "Colors, Ornamentation and Embellishment, Crucial Market Drivers" (Sunday), and "Bodywear Trends and Textile Value Chain: Waste, Dormant Stocks, Excellence of the French Offer" (Monday). Also, between September 6 and 8, the Parc des Expositions de la Porte de Versailles will host the Neonyt trade show, with its selection of sustainable and innovative brands. Based in Düsseldorf, this show is organized by WSN and Messe Frankfurt. In addition to this program, a final trade fair, Impact, was launched in 2019 by WSN, listing sustainable initiatives in fashion and design.
Yahoo
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Take the World's Hardest Quiz: The Who
These past few weeks have been a very trying time for Who fans. The difficulties started in April when word slipped out they'd fired longtime drummer Zak Starkey, calmed down a bit when Pete Townshend reversed the decision, and then went into overdrive when they announced they were calling it quits after one more tour. (Yes, they said this before in 1982, but they weren't in their eighties back then.) And once the reality that the Who were ending sank in, they announced that Starkey was indeed getting the boot despite all of their early protestations to the contrary. This turmoil was nothing new for fans who've been around since the days of Keith Moon. The Who have been in a state of wonderful chaos from day one. These true OG fans are likely going to do very well on this quiz. For everyone else … good luck. Zero to 30 percent correct: Did you think maybe this was a quiz about the Guess Who? Were you expecting more questions about 'American Woman' and ''These Eyes'? But even if you're familiar with the Who, it's clear you're no expert. But don't feel bad. You just need to take an amazing journey through one of the strongest catalogs in rock. We recommend starting with Live at Leeds and then spending a lot of time with Tommy, Who's Next, and Quadrophenia. If you want to read about their history, track down Dave Marsh's 1983 book Before I Get Ol The Story of the Who. More from Rolling Stone Zak Starkey Says He Was 'Retired' Not 'Fired' From the Who, According to Roger Daltrey New Who Drummer Scott Devours: 'The Weight of This Responsibility Is Enormous' The Who Tap Billy Idol, the Joe Perry Project, and More for Farewell Tour Openers 31 to 60 percent correct: Nice work. We made the questions especially tricky on this one, and you knew quite a few. If you want to take a deeper drive, read Pete Townshend's book Who I Am: A Memoir and Roger Daltrey's unfortunately titled Thanks a Lot Mr Kibblewhite: My Story. These two guys have very different perspectives on just about everything. But if you read both of their books, you'll emerge knowing a lot more about their band. 61 to 100 percent correct: Fantastic. You could probably sing along to every song on Endless Wire and not miss a word. (And don't sleep on 2019's Who. There are good songs on there.) If you want to become even more of an expert, Tony Fletcher's Moon: The Life and Death of a Rock Legend and Pete Rees' The Ox: The Authorized Biography of the Who's John Entwistle will teach you everything you need to learn about rock's greatest rhythm section. We must also say that bootlegs from the band's 1999-2000 tour are stellar. It's their last true golden era. But if you aced this quiz, you certainly know that. Looking for more Rolling Stone ? Try these: The World's Hardest Taylor Swift QuizThe World's Hardest The Office QuizThe World's Hardest Saturday Night Live QuizThe World's Hardest Billy Joel QuizThe World's Hardest Bob Dylan Quiz The World's Hardest Bruce Springsteen QuizThe World's Hardest U2 QuizThe World's Hardest Pink Floyd QuizThe World's Hardest Rolling Stones Quiz Best of Rolling Stone Sly and the Family Stone: 20 Essential Songs The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked
