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The article discusses highlights of the Première Vision Paris knitted fabrics exhibition held from September 13 to 15, 2016 in Paris, France.

Information about the Premiére Vision SA's Paris conference and exhibition in France on February 16-18, 2016 is presented. The event featured 55,025 international visitors from the textile industry and 777 exhibitors from 33 countries and 44 first-timers. The exhibition was primarily attended by European manufacturers and highlighted spring/summer 2017 inspiration with colorful season, bright, and strong radiance.

The article discusses the highlights of the textile exhibition Première Vision Pluriel (PVP) held in Paris, France in 2013. About 46% of textile exhibitors at PVP were Italian. The PVP comprised of six shows including Première Vision, Expofil and Indigo. Products displayed included specially created yarns from H Stoll, knitted lampshades designed by Celine Feilchenfeldt in collaboration with Dunja Weber and the Filoscozia cotton. Sustainability was one of the key themes at the event.

The article discusses the highlights of the XIV Edition of Milano Unica held in Beijing, China on March 28-30, 2012. 440 exhibitors showcased their collections for the spring/summer 2013. The total number of attendees was 18,000. Textile trends include bold colour, interesting texture and novel design. Angelo Uslenghi, creative director, points out that there is a surge of jersey and knits for the season. Henitex's stand featured graphic jacquards and raschels.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2012 Première Vision Pluriel held in Paris, France. The total number of companies that participated in the show is 713. There has been a decline in the number of attendees from Italy and Belgium. China, Brazil and Russia showed an increase in interest in original creative design. German firm Dresdner Spitzen showcased a collection of textronic and jacquardtronic laces for lingerie and ready-to-wear.

The article discusses the strong attendance at the Première Vision autumn/winter 2012-13 and Expofil exhibits despite recent economic upheavals, and among the trends shown were bold colours and varied gauges of knitted fabrics.

This article discusses the highlights of the Première Vision Pluriel, a textile fabric industry trade show held in Paris, France in September 2010. The event was attended by almost 61,500 visitors from over 100 countries. The three-day event featured several exhibitors including Indigo, C.O.T.O. by Takisda Oska and Seiren. Product themes and new-product launches are explored.

The article discusses the highlights of the Milano Unica international textile fair which was held in February 2010 at the Fiera Milano Nuovo Polo in Milan, Italy. The welcome address was delivered by Show President Pier Luigi Loro Piana who focused on the important signals for quality Italian and European fabrics. A forum on fashion textile trends for the spring/summer 2011 season was hosted by trend forecaster Angelo Uslenghi. Among the exhibitors were Tessuti e Tessuti, Botto Giuseppe and Eschler.

The article discusses the highlights of the Première Vision Pluriel spring/summer fabric trend tradeshows held in February 2010 in Paris, France. According to the author, attendance figures have increased for all the six shows, namely Expofil, Première Vision, Indigo, Cuir à Paris, Mod A'mont and Zoom, despite transport and weather difficulties. The shows offered a variety of knit construction and finishing techniques as well as environmentally-friendly dyes and fabrics. Among the exhibitors were EuroMaglia, Hebei Jigao and Kurabo.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2009 Milano Unica textile trade fair at Portello, Fieramilanocity in Italy. The fair was attended by 543 exhibitors and 24,000 visitors. The major textile fibers that were exhibited were silk, cotton and linen in ultra-light types. For women's clothing, the author claims that the primary themes for spring/summer 2010 possess certain simplicity and lightness.

The article discusses the highlights of the XV edition of the Milano Unica international textile fair in Italy. In their speeches, Milano Unica president Silvio Albini and Prime Minister Mario Monti discussed the importance of foreign markets. The event also featured the Made in Italy discussion. 458 European exhibitors participated in the fair.

The article discusses the highlights of the Milano Unica fabric trade show held in Milan, Italy in spring 2011. Ferrari president and guest speaker Luca di Montezemolo stressed the need for the industry to focus on globalisation. Products showcased by knitter Fordiani Riccardo include hand knit fabrics and natural effect yarns while new products launched by sports fabric provider Agnona include knitted lightweight piqué doubleface fabrics. One product offered by jersey supplier Giuseppe Botto is its two-tone silk/cotton fabric.

The article discusses highlights of the 2016 Première Vision Yarns exhibition which presented fabric trends for autumn/winter 2017-2018 and spring/summer 2018.

The article discusses the highlights of the Première Vision Pluriel held in Paris, France. 48% of exhibitors at the event were Italians. There were a total of 1,700 exhibitors and 55, 578 visitors. Particular focus is given to the two major directions of the knit impact at Première Vision. The event featured a wide range of differing constructions, yarn types and machinery. Also, it featured an exhibit by three new young knit designers under the Texprint banner.

The article discusses the highlights of the ninth Milano Unica held from September 8-11, 2009. The Italian textile exhibition showcased collections for the autumn/winter 2010-11. There are concerns among suppliers over issues such as protection of Made in Italy brands, traceability and uniform policies on customs duties. A total of 12,500 visiting companies and exhibitors were attracted to the show. Ten young emerging international designers were featured at the On Stage runway show.

The article discusses the highlights of the autumn/winter 2010/2011 season trade show at Première Vision Pluriel in Paris, France. It describes the creativity displayed by textile groups like Expofil, Indigo and Mod'Amont which were among the 1,700 exhibitors that registered 55,578 visits. Product trends include super soft chunky and fluid ultra fine fabrics, oversized relief effects and metallic inclusions. The exhibit also featured the ecological option for fabrics.

Information about the international fabric show Texworld, which took place from October 3-6 in Paris, France, is presented. The show, which was organized by Daniel Rubinstein, hosted 13,788 visitors and 518 exhibitors. Three exhibitors defected, presumably due to complications related to the recent terror attacks in New York City.