Buyers reward N.O.W fashion exhibition
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N.O.W. is the first new exhibition concept created out of
the co-operation between Fiera Milano Expocts and M.seventy.
Held during 25th to 28th September, 7700 visitors (22% from
around the world) showed their appreciation of the organizers’
decision to present a careful selection of 30 brands with their
collections of quick response fashion and accessories for spring
summer 2010, and restocking and capsules for autumn winter
2009-2010.
Massimiliano Bizzi, chairman of M.seventy, comments that on
how necessary it was to organize the show, in Milan, a
completely new kind of fair which gathers together companies
from a sector that is starting to take new production and timing
approaches. The show also presented a targeted overview of what
the market offers, making the best use of visitors’ time with a
choice of collections which combine fashionable looks, good
value and excellent customer service.
“This positive combination with N.O.W. allowed us to
diversify the product range of MI Milano prêt à porter, making
buyers’ visits even more worthwhile,” states Corrado Peraboni,
managing director of Fiera Milano Expocts.
N.O.W fashion exhibition’s very fresh approach was reflected
in the show design which deliberately emphasized its difference
compared to a classic trade fair, taking on the look of a
showroom where buyers could move about quickly and enjoy an
approachable, eye-catching presentation of the collections on
show.
“M.seventy’s show design,” continues Massimiliano Bizzi, “was
devised so as to recreate the ample spaces of a loft while, at
the same time, eliminating the square-metre differences among
the various stands, thus creating a uniform look. In our effort
to differentiate N.O.W from a traditional trade fair, we used
salvaged materials such as wood and we mixed it with other
materials like concrete, steel and PVC. Then we used the
lighting system in a way that showed off to best effect both the
stands and the collections. The result- Totally innovative
exhibition space.”
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