Paris - Blossom Première Vision, which premieres the fabric and accessory pre-collection for the coming season in advance of the flagship Première Vision Paris event in September, will open its doors in July at a new venue.

Scheduled for 4 - 5 July at the Carreau du Temple in Paris the 5th edition of Blossom Première Vision will showcase the latest fabric, leather and accessory pre- collections from 111 exhibitors for autumn winter 2019-20. All exhibitors have been selected by Première Vision based on their quality and creativity.

"In the heart of the world capital of fashion, and timed to coincide with the pre-collection calendar, Blossom Première Vision serves as a complement to the calendar of Première Vision Paris, which targets brands’ main collections," organisers said. "For autumn winter 2019-20, Blossom Première Vision strengthens its offer with collections and creative directions from 111 rigorously selected exhibitors: new product developments, the latest material innovations, colour trends and more."

The expanded offer, up by 22% over July 2017, includes 24 new companies covering lace-makers, embroiderers, specialists in ultra-fantasy, jacket and coat weights, shirts and tailoring; knitwear specialists, experts in creative and fashionable technical fabrics, silk makers, sophisticated print and embellishment specialists.

The show will also present, for the second time running, the earliest autumn-winter 2019-20 inspirations featuring a single colour range shared by fabrics, leathers and accessories.

Developed by the Première Vision fashion team in collaboration with industry professionals - exhibitors, buyers, creatives, experts etc - the colour range is described as an essential working tool for design teams at fashion brands and retailers.

The range will be presented in exclusive preview for Blossom Première Vision visitors, ahead of Première Vision New York (17 & 18 July 2018) and the Paris trade shows Première Vision Fabrics, Première Vision Accessories and Première Vision Leather (19-21 September 2018).