Blossom Première Vision AW27-28 will return to Paris on 3–4 June 2026. The event will focus on luxury craftsmanship, garment making, heritage skills and textile innovation.
The event will take place at the historic Carreau du Temple in Paris. It serves as a curated sourcing platform for luxury fashion professionals.
This edition will bring together specialised manufacturers, artisans and textile innovators from around the world. More than 75 selected exhibitors will participate.
France, Italy and the United Kingdom will have strong representation. Meanwhile, the event will continue its selective and intimate format.
Blossom Première Vision Adds Garment Manufacturing Section
For the first time, Blossom Première Vision will introduce a dedicated section for specialised garment makers.
The section will feature members of the Groupement de la Fabrication Française (GFF) and Mode Grand Ouest (MGO). It will also include selected French ateliers and manufacturers.
These exhibitors bring expertise in luxury garment production. Their skills include pleating, structural fabric shaping and precision sewing.
The section will also show how luxury materials can become finished garments. As a result, brands and designers can connect material sourcing with manufacturing expertise.
French Heritage Craftsmanship Takes Centre Stage
Blossom PV AW27-28 will also feature companies with the EPV certification (Entreprises du Patrimoine Vivant).
The showcase will celebrate French craftsmanship across several fields. These include textiles, leather, lace, embroidery and metal accessories.
The exhibitors represent regional skills from different parts of France. Lyon will showcase its silk weaving heritage. Normandy will highlight garment-making traditions.
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté will also present its metal craftsmanship. In addition, visitors will discover Jacquard weaving, artisanal knitting and luxury leather tanning.
The showcase will also include haute couture lace, embroidery and custom metal detailing.
Forum Explores the Theme ‘Living Matter’
The central Forum will present an immersive exhibition around the theme “Living Matter.”
The concept places materials at the centre of creative expression. It explores how textiles can become emotional, expressive and innovative design elements.
The Forum will present seasonal developments and colour directions. It will also feature finished products and explore the processes behind textile creation.
Therefore, the space aims to encourage discovery and creative discussion among fashion professionals.
Blooming Talent Highlights Emerging Designer
This season, Blossom Première Vision will also support emerging creative talent through “Blooming Talent by Blossom PV.”
The initiative will feature a special showcase dedicated to a young designer. The designer combines ancestral craftsmanship with contemporary urban aesthetics.
The work uses embroidery and artificial flower creation. It highlights how traditional techniques can support new creative approaches.
Guigou Celebrates 200 Years Through Artistic Installation
Textile house Guigou, founded in 1826, will mark its bicentennial at the event.
The company will present a dedicated artistic installation led by Olivia Philibert. She is an IFM graduate and the founder of the upcoming label ESSARTER.
The installation explores biomimicry and the relationship between textile heritage, the human body and nature.
It will feature experimental fabric reinterpretations described as “garment-organs.” The project connects textile history with contemporary artistic exploration.
Blossom Première Vision Connects Heritage and Innovation
With its AW27-28 edition, Blossom Première Vision continues to bring luxury sourcing and craftsmanship together.
The event will connect manufacturers, artisans, designers and textile innovators. It will also create opportunities for sourcing, business meetings and creative exchange.
As a result, Blossom Première Vision remains a focused platform for luxury fashion professionals seeking craftsmanship, innovation and specialised manufacturing expertise.
