PARIS — With Pharrell Williams’ celebrity extravaganza at Louis Vuitton, the Fête de la Musique and the Pride parade, Paris was in feel-good mode through the recent men’s collections and the trade shows were no exception, with buyers and types largely upbeat for spring 2024.
Tranoï took place on the Gaïté Lyrique, a former concert hall on the sting of the Marais that just reopened as a cultural center aiming to bridge creative industries, where the trade show has signed for 3 seasons through 2024, when pressure on venues can be particularly tight because of the Paris Olympics.
With 50 exhibitors this session, the space has the opportunity of expanding further for future editions, said Tranoï chief executive officer Boris Provost. In...
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