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PRESS RELEASE
HALL4
16 - 18 SEPT. 2014 - PARIS NORD VILLEPINTE
INTERNATIONAL TRIMMINGS AND COMPONENTS SHOW FOR FASHION AND DESIGN
modamont.com
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MODAMONT 16 - 18 SEPT. 2014
PRESS RELEASE
MODAMONT
NOT TO BE MISSED
THIS SESSION
320 exhibitors including 17 new companies
MIRJA PITKÄÄRT – ITS
Main entrance
Discover the accessories collection of the estonian designer Mirja Pitkäärt,
winner of the ITS – International Talent Support - 2014 Accessories Collection of
the Year prize. Using a combination of traditional and industrial manufacturing Mirja
created artifacts that aim at encouraging the emotional value of everyday objects.
More information p.39
JEWEL CASE FORUM
Aisles C-D
SARAH ANGOLD, guest designer on Jewel Case
Come and discover a selection of the most beautiful items from the designer
SARAH ANGOLD, based on the theme of the forum: GRAVITY. The sculptural
jewellery designs of Sarah Angold are at the cutting edge of contemporary
design.
More information p.27
DISPLAY FORUM
BAG&SHOE FOCUS
Aisles E-F
PAVLA PODSENIKOVA, guest designer on Bag & Shoe
LOLITA LORENZO, guest designer on Bag & Shoe
This year, to illustrate the theme of MUTATIS/MUTADIS, the Bag & Shoe focus
welcomes two guest designers:
Between biometric design and futuristic visions, the designer Pavla
Podsenikova presents her collection of 3D shoes, «Instant Shoe».
Between animal morphisms and organic hybridisations, the designer of the
Lolita Lorenzo label presents her collection of minaudières clutches inspired
by her diverse cultural influences. Her “Africa” collection reflects the boldness
of a timeless and luxurious aesthetic.
More information p.24/25
THINK 3D
Aisles H-I
To illustrate the core theme of the AW 15/16 season, 3D Encounter, Modamont
is joining forces with the company MULTISTATION to introduce you to a new
industrial revolution: 3D printing. At the heart of a Fab Lab, the THINK 3D area
will provide information on the issues facing the new 3D printing market and the
various methods of printing. To discover live!
More information en p.41
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MODAMONT
CONFIRMS
ITS LEADING POSITION
For this September 2014 edition, the show is strengthening its position by offering an unrivalled range that
is both creative and international. Building on the momentum generated in recent editions, Modamont is
consolidating its location in Hall 4 at the heart of the Première Vision Pluriel shows and offering innovative
scenographies for its fashion information forums.
THE SHOW WILL WELCOME
320 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITORS
organisation of a joint Press Conference with Première Vision
at the opening of the show on September 16th 2014, and sale
of the Modamont trend book, specifically for accessories,
at all the sales points in Halls 4, 5 and 6. Modamont is
particularly strengthening the synergy with Cuir à Paris, after
having acquired this show earlier this year, by putting in place
joint marketing of exhibitors specialising in footwear and
leathergoods, targeting buyers from these sectors.
Modamont, the largest accessories and components show for
the fashion and design sector offers a range that is ever richer,
more selective and innovative, including buttons, metallic
or plastic articles, textile accessories, lace and embroidery,
ornaments, functional items, packaging and components for
fashion jewellery. Exhibitors have once again shown their interest
in the event, with no less than 320 companies coming from 26
countries exhibiting at September’s edition, all of which having
been rigorously chosen by a Selection Committee made up of
exhibitors, buyers and designers. Although the market remains
fragile, the show is demonstrating great stability with one more
exhibitor than in 2013, proof that Modamont’s exhibitors are
loyal to the show and willing to invest in it in the long term. As
always, the most creative countries are present at the show:
Italy is still the most represented country, providing 49% of
exhibiting companies, followed by France (17%), Spain (7%)
and Germany (7%).
REINFORCING THE SHOW’S RANGE
WITH THE ARRIVAL OF 17 NEW
EXHIBITORS
The number of companies applying to exhibit at the show
continues to increase. The cross-cutting range exhibited at
Modamont is enriched with the arrival of 17 new companies
which, as usual at each edition, complement and complete
the accessories and components presented there. They are
mainly European companies: Italy (11), France (2), Portugal (1),
Holland (1), Belgium (1), but there is also a Japanese button
manufacturer amongst them. In terms of products, we note
a consolidation of the range of accessories and components
for the footwear and leathergoods markets, notably with the
arrival of a manufacturer of technical components (APC, Italy),
a specialist in laser cut-outs on leather (Ballanza, Italy) and a
company specialised in flocking for packaging (APC, Italy). The
fashion jewellery market is also strengthened by the presence
of a designer of enamelled accessories and components
(Creart, Italy).
STRENGTHENING THE SYNERGY
WITH PREMIÈRE VISION
The September 2014 show is an edition of strengthened
synergies with all the 6 shows that belong to Première Vision
(Expofil, Première Vision, Cuir à Paris, Indigo, Modamont and
Zoom), placed under the sign of development. The desire to
strengthen the unity and complementarity of the six shows is
stronger than ever: creation of a supplement, entitled YearBook
Pluriel, freely distributed in the Première Vision Pluriel shows;
development of a mobile application shared by all six shows;
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MODAMONT
CONFIRMS
ITS LEADING POSITION
INNOVATIVE SETTINGS FOR THE
FASHION INFORMATION FORUMS
To support the booming jewellery market, Jewel Case, the
fashion forum especially dedicated to fashion jewellery will
be located for the third time at the front of the show. Thanks
to its ambitious scenography and its display cases evoking
a typical jewellers’ display, more jewellery components from
our exhibitors can be presented and better highlighted. This
season the forum invites us to take an adventure into space.
The theme is Gravity and accessories are based on kryptonite,
star dust and stellar materials. To illustrate this theme, the
jewellery creations of the designer Sarah Angold will be
revealed at the heart of the forum, enhancing the rich range of
products offered by Modamont for this specific sector via the
presentation of items already available on the market.
Modamont is constantly enriching and diversifying its
range, offering buyers the best in terms of accessories and
components for clothing and the various personal equipment
sectors. This season, the three forums located at the very
heart of the show will present the trends for the Autumn Winter
15/16 season through a selection of the best developments
and innovations from our exhibitors.
The general Display forum is a source of inspiration and an
essential starting-point for buyers as it allows them to discover
the season’s key trends quickly and efficiently. This season,
the new scenography is based on the architecture of a space
ship, with the A-W 15/16 colour palette forming the backbone.
To showcase the specific Bag & Shoe range, Modamont
dedicates an area to these markets within the general Display
forum, illustrated using a selection of samples from exhibitors
specialised in components and ornaments for these sectors.
To illustrate the first theme “Animal morphisms and organic
hybridisations”, Lolita Lorenzo presents her collection of
minaudière clutches, entitled “Africa”, while Pavla Podsenikova
unveils her collection of 3D shoes, “Instant Shoe”, to illustrate
the second theme of “Biomimetic design and futuristic visions”.
This season, Modamont is also dedicating a specific area to
highlight a characteristic market: sportswear/wellbeing. On
this area, collections of accessories specifically for this market
are showcased around a theme entitled «Timeless».
Index is located at the main entrance to Modamont, as
a veritable alphabetical directory, where each exhibitor
is showcased in 3D using representative items from their
collections.
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
In keeping with its desire to foster creativity, this edition
of Modamont will include a number of live happenings!
ITS
shows of Première Vision Pluriel. Exhibitors with collections
dedicated to these two themes will be identified by two
pictograms illustrating the circuit, shown on their stand labels
and on the show maps.
Modamont sponsors ITS for the fifth consecutive year. This
competition is a platform providing support for international
talent, introducing the brightest minds to various important
figures within the fashion world, offering them the opportunity
to meet young designers from around the world and giving
them the chance to showcase their creations in front of an
internationally renowned jury. It is also an important springboard
that could be the occasion for finding professional opportunities
and the financial resources for preparing their future collections.
Modamont shares this desire to promote design and encourage
young talent, hence its association with ITS.
UNKNOWN PROJECT X Modamont
As part of the Random Memories theme for the AW 15/16 season,
Unknown Project by Modamont offers you a photographic event
with a futuristic vision for an exclusive intergalactic trip!
Visitors can take part in a unique photo call entitled “Space
Odyssey” to create a giant 3D fresco using photos taken during
the show. To this end, a wardrobe of “SyFy” fashion accessories
is at your disposal. A live painting performance will also transport
you through time.
Mirja Pitkäärt, an Estonian designer based in London, won
the Accessories Collection of the Year award for her collection
of artefacts last July. This award means Mirja takes away the
prize money of € €5,000 to create a new collection that will be
presented during ITS 2015, and she also wins space to exhibit
her creations at the entrance of Modamont.
TECH FOCUS PREMIÈRE VISION
FORUM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SATAB
THINK 3D
The TECH FOCUS Première Vision forum showcases the French
company SATAB, a Modamont exhibitor (Hall 4 - Booth F35/
G34). This forum is based around a specific item - webbing and explores its visual, formal and technical qualities. The project
includes the use of six different colours of webbing, around
350 linear meters of each colour, making a total of 2000 linear
metres of webbing from the ranges made by SATAB Industry.
Over the 216m² area of this forum, the webbing will be used to
support graphic structures that will punctuate the forum and will
act as a support for showcasing highly technical innovations and
developments for the A-W 15/16 sportswear, outdoor, active
wear, beachwear, fitness and workwear markets.
To illustrate the core theme of the AW 15/16 season,
3D Encounter, Modamont is joining forces with the company
MULTISTATION to introduce you to a new industrial revolution:
3D printing. At the heart of a Fab Lab, the THINK 3D area will
provide information on the issues facing the new 3D printing
market and the various methods of printing, and also allow us
to experience the printing “live“ with a bank of 5 different printers
and 1 3D scanner. There will also be a DTP demonstration area,
allowing visitors to understand all the stages in the manufacture
of a 3D object. Initially conceived for the aeronautical industry,
it offers great potential for changes to production methods,
opening up new horizons such as plastic, wax or metal prototype
development for the fashion, jewellery and design industries.
This September 14 edition is undoubtedly stronger in terms of
the creative and innovative items on show. The rich and selective
offer attracts a growing number of visitors to each show. After
having welcomed 26,500 professionals in September 2013, and
27,000 last February, Modamont will once again be hosting the
most important players in the international fashion and design
industry. Modamont is an unmissable event for professionals
seeking visibility and new commercial opportunities and is,
today, the unrivalled leader in its field.
EXPERTS TRAILS
Designed to be true buying guides, the two new circuits of the
Parcours Experts Pluriel, Neckwear and Assembling, allow
buyers to benefit from the unique synergy between the six
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WE WISH TO THANK
CLOSE
TO CLOTHES
EUROTEXTILE
PACKAGING
WIG
KOREA
HALL 4 - F20
HALL 4 - E12
HALL 4 - G45
For the Premiere Vision Pluriel
lanyards.
For the Modamont bags given
to visitors.
For the briefcases offered to VIP
buyers and the press.
SATAB
NEW AND BEST
MULTISTATION
HALL 4 - F35
HALL 4 - E25
HALL 4 - AISLES H-I
For the ribbons offered to VIP buyers
and the press.
For the passport covers offered
to the VIP buyers and the press.
For the THINK 3D area.
UNKNOWN
PROJECT
CÉDRIC JOUVIN /
LAURENT NATAS-ITE
HALL 4 - AISLES H-I
For the photo animation and
the live painting.
KUSMI TEA
HALL 4
VIP Club - Mezzanine
International Press Lounge - A main entrance
For the tea tasting in these spaces.
CONTACTS
YOUR DATES
AT THE SHOW
he Modamont press reception within the Première Vision Press Club –
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Hall 6 – Mezzanine.
n The press conference, Tuesday 16th Sept 2014 at 11:45, Press Club –
Hall 6 – Mezzanine.
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PHOTOS
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he show photos will be available on our website from Wednesday 24
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September 2014.
http://www.modamont.com/galeries-photos
Press Relations:
Julie Foubert
Tel: +33 (0)1 01 70 38 70 31
Email: [email protected]
Show Director:Gilles Lasbordes
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MODAMONT SAS
24, rue Saint Victor
75005 Paris – France
Tel: +33 (0)1 70 38 70 00
Fax: +33(0)1 70 38 70 01
www.modamont.com
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NEWS PRODUCTS
ASTARTE
HALL 4 - A23/B24
For the A-W 15/16 season, ASTARTE presents a range of
components in natural materials : handwork natural shell
fish skin shape and tropical natural wood with a vegetal
oxydation finishing.
CLOSE TO CLOTHES
HALL 4 - F20
CLOSE TO CLOTHES presents his new collection of labels
in white cracked leather with embossed logo used the laser
perforations and crystal tears sewed on. JRC REFLEX
HALL 4 - H33/I32
JRC REFLEX presents a range of reflective fabric made
with Merinos Wool in order to improve comfort in sport. In
order to be also in harmony with ecology and environment,
JRC offers a reflective fabric made with recycled polyester
backing.
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NEWS PRODUCTS
KNOPF-SCHÄFER
HALL 4 - E33/F32
For the upcoming Autumn-Winter Season 2015-16 KNOPFSCHÄFER created some new dull electro-platings and
special Vintage-finishings for metal items. The trendy
dull finish is also omnipresent on turned buttons, such as
real ivory nut and most important on real horn.
NEW AND BEST
HALL 4 - E25
NEW AND BEST presents two new uppers : the first in relief
realised due to a high frequency method. Here the mirror
material is welded to the split leather and the decorations on
the mirror material were done by laser. The second is an ultra
resistant upper born of an unusual marriage between flexibility
of the net and the injected TPU structure.
OKINAWA
HALL 4 - D25
Okinawa proposes the newest finishing applied to its own
washable leathers: Okinawa Tuscany Leather. This product
could be suitable for dry and domestic washing, with the
maximum guarantee of colour solidity. This innovative
leather complies with the new REACH requisite which will be
in effect starting from May 2015, and requiring the maximum
Chrome VI content to be 3 mg/kg.
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NEWS PRODUCTS
SEM-AR
HALL 4 - D7
For the AH 15/16 season, SEM-AR offers precious
metalsplates (gold and silver) or non-precious (brass) in
animal skin textures. The uses may be different: jewellery,
leather goods, ready to wear, footwear ...
SKA ITALIA
HALL 4 - C19/D20
SKA ITALIA presents «OCEAN RACE» : an evolution of the
water resistant zippers which combines technical features, to
a fashionable and urban style.
SWAROVSKI
HALL 4 - F33/G32
Crystal Patina, a pioneering new concept in the industry, is
SWAROVSKI’s response to the continuing trend of embracing
past beauty, nostalgic authenticity, and the value of the old.
Its historical edge and ‘used’ look create an impression of
timelessness without compromising on crystalline allure.
Crystal Patina comes in five effects and always appears to
feature a slightly different surface pattern, answering also
the current call for deliberate imperfection and ensuring that
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UNION KNOPF
HALL 4 - F5/G6
UNION KNOPF presents his Pre-Collection of buttons for Fall/
Winter 2015/16 : precious, feminine, stylish and functional all
at once. They embody the high standards modern women
have for high-quality apparel features. The combination of
grainy real corozo buttons and leather accessories provides
a break with previous trends. WIG KOREA
HALL 4 - G5
WIG KOREA introduces new materials based on polymer
multilayers with more than 200 layers using advanced
technologies: multi-coating, laminating and embossing.
The color change depends on the viewpoint angel and light
reflectors amplify this effect. By controlling the thickness of
each layer, the light waves interfere and the light reflects. This
material may be used for different finished products: ready-towear, leather goods, footwear, hat, packaging, decoration...
YKK
HALL 4 - D37/E34
For the A-W 15/16 season, YKK presents Excella® Flat, a
new rectangular chain in polished brass with an ultra design
look. Its links which are tight and flat like beads create a
jewellery-like «flat-chain appearance» without showing
the ribbon through the links. The innovation lies in the
metalworking and an original design that gives this product
an ultra-flat jewellery-like appearance. The range is available
in size 5 in silver or light gold finish. The main application is
for the leather goods sector.
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PLURIEL EXPERTS TRAILS
Each session, Premiere Vision Pluriel chooses 2 new themes to guide buyers in their search for
specific products on the 6 shows : Expofil, Première Vision, Cuir à Paris, Modamont, Indigo and Zoom.
Designed to be true buying guides, the two new circuits of the Parcours EXPERTS Pluriel accompany
buyers in two specific worlds for the Autumn/Winter 15-16 season.
Achille
Valera Lissoni
Adishakti
Industries
Madeira / BGA
Hall 4 - E21
Hall 4 - G47-H48
Artmétal - Framex - Janvier Coinderoux
Hall 4 - B3
Astarte
For winter 1516, steer the spotlight to the neck and
neckline. Warm them up, adorn them, protect them!
Extravagant jewellery, artfully crafted necklaces,
fun trinkets, serious or over-the-top scarves, ties
and detachable collars, chunky knit scarves, fancy
stoles and nobly luxurious shawls. Explore Première
Vision Pluriel on the hunt for yarns, fabrics, patterns
and knits, tender or mischievous leathers, jewels
and baubles to set off throats, napes and necklines.
Bondings, needle-punchings and quiltings are
revolutionising fashion! Spot these unlikely
couples, beneficial combinations, innovative
hybrids and collaborative duos. From fabrics with
identical or contrasting faces, to split-personality
leathers, reversible knits and specialised fashion
manufacturing, explore the full range of surprising
double materials at Première Vision Pluriel and
invent your own unique innovations!
Hall 4 - A23-B24
C.D.C
Hall 4 - F14
Crisden bijoux buttons & belts
Emmetex
Etichettificio Hall 4 - D3
Hall 4 - D21
Hall 4 - C25
Marcy Côté plume...
Hall 4 - G28
Melissa
Hall 4 - C7-D8
Passamani
Hall 4 - D2
Pianeta Gemme
Preciosa
Hall 4 - F29
Hall 4 - F31-G30
Punto AccessoriB15-C16
Ramponi®
Hall 4 - F30
Reca Group Hall 4 - E35-F34
Satab
Hall 4 - F35-G34
Forza Giovane Art Hall 4 - D2
Uno Bi
Hall 4 - A20
G.S.M. Valter
Hall 4 - C6
Hall 4 - H35-I34
Jean Terzakou Hall 4 - C17-D18
Achille
Valera Lissoni
Hall 4 - E21
KCC Zipper Hall 4 - H49-I48
Emmetex
Etichettificio Hall 4 - D21
Encajes
Laquidain
Hall 4 - G24
Forza
Giovane Art
Hall 4 - D2
Framis Italia
Hall 4 - D25
Gritti Group Hall 4 - D35-E32
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Lampo Hall 4 - F23
Madeira / BGA
Hall 4 - C25
New and Best Hall 4 - E25
Passamani
Hall 4 - D2
Pianeta Gemme Hall 4 - F29
Reca Group
Satab
Hall 4 - E35-F34
Hall 4 - F35-G34
Unizip SRL
Hall 4 - D41
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NEW EXHIBITORS
BELGIUM
This company was very present in the upholstery sector
producing fabrics, ribbons and trimmings, and is now
making a move into fashion. Its highly creative collection is
particularly remarkable for the quality, originality and nobility
of the materials used. A member of Belgian Linen and the
CELC, Deltracon works mainly with linen, but also leather,
paper, metal, feathers and horsehair and targets a premium
and designer client base.
DELTRACON
Hall 4 – C42
129 Gentstraat – 8770 Ingelmunster – Belgium
Tel: +3251319700 – Mail: [email protected]
Web: www.deltracon.be
FRANCE
This company produces embroidery, mainly in all-over, on all
types of support materials, such as leather, tulle and linen.
A blend of tradition and innovation, this family business
constantly renews its range using new techniques. In its
collection, we find metallic effects, decorations combining
laser and embroidery and also motifs for shirt collars, which
will interest the mid- and high-end markets.
BRODERIES DESSENNE LENOIR
Hall 4 – E7
17 Rue Gambetta – 59142 Villers-Outreaux – France
Web: www.dessenne-lenoir.com
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This company brings together 18 factories producing narrow
textiles (webbing, braid, laces, elastic and weaving) and
components such as buckles or buttons made from injected
plastic or metal. Working for the ready-to-wear, underwear,
sport, casual, footwear, leathergoods and packaging
sectors, Groupe Fauchille is appreciated by its clients,
which range up to luxury houses, for being flexible, reactive
and innovative. It regularly invests in the latest equipment
such as laser-jet printers for narrow goods with colour-fast
pigments or state-of-the -art laser cut-out machines.
GROUPE FAUCHILLE
Hall 4 – F45
1 Rue Henri Pollet – 59560 Comines – France
Web: www.stn-tressage.com
ITALY
Quilting, hot fix transfers, embroidery, cross-stitch, sequins,
quilting, cut-outs, laser perforation – this embroidery company
works with all types of fabrics and leathers and produces a
very diversified and creative collection, employing traditional
techniques or cutting edge tools according to the desired effect.
With its in-house style bureau, Air Collection brings its clients’
ideas to life, and can satisfy the most demanding requests.
AIR COLLECTION
Hall 4 – H32
24 Via Carlo Levi – 59100 Prato – Italy
Web: www.aircollection.it
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For more than thirty years, this company has been
specialised in flocking, which can be used in countless ways
in the interiors, fashion, footwear, leathergoods, accessories,
labelling and packaging sectors. In addition, the offer from
this producer has been enriched with complementary
techniques such as stamping, embossing, induction,
and metallic finishing, offering a large range of decorative
solutions, adaptable to each client’s requirements.
ANTILOTEX
Hall 4 – E46
Via del Molinuzzo 8-C – 59100 Prato – Italy
Tel: +390574 66561 – Mail: [email protected]
Web: www.antilotexflock.com
This manufacturer produces all the invisible but essential
supplies needed for footwear and leathergoods, such as
the intermediate linings, adhesives, reinforcements, heatmouldable foams, non-slip strips, thermocollant anti-fray agents
and a variety of non-woven materials for technical uses. The
behind-the-scenes partner of designers, the company adapts
its solutions to its clients’ demands, according to the materials
and the design.
APC
Hall 4 – A10
Via Galli 19/21 – 27029 Vigevano (IT) – Italy
Web: www.apcsrl.it
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This company originated in the marquetry sector, and
twenty or so years ago started to work with textiles and then
leather. It produces panels, uppers and leather goods such
as bracelets, buckles, strip, marquetry brooches, etc. All
of these often very complex products are produced using
lasers, and are cut out, perforated, engraved, bleached,
sculpted and assembled with virtuosity, attention to detail
and creativity, satisfying the most demanding clients; the
company targets the mid- to high-end and luxury sectors.
BALLANZA
Hall 4 – F43
Viale Lombardia, 4 – 56021 Cascina (PI) – Italy
From belt strips to collar flaps via frog fasteners, covered buckles,
straps, piping, fringes, zip pullers, edging and buttonholes, this
manufacture of leather accessories for clothing, footwear and
leathergoods pays attention to the finest, most elegant details,
and adapts its models according to client requirements.
BOTTEGA DELLA CINTURA
Hall 4 – F44
10 Viale delle scienze – 20082 Binasco (MI) – Italy
Web: www.bottegadellacintura.it
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NEW EXHIBITORS
This yarn manufacturer produces high-tenacity yarn for
footwear and leathergoods, as well as for upholstery and
technical items. But these high performance and innovative
yarns are also decorative and are used for visible stitching
including welts, moccasins, Blake stitching, saddle stitching,
quilting etc. In its collection, CT Point presents lamé, waxed,
opaque or shiny yarns, available in a range of 300 colours,
which can be coloured to order, even for small quantities.
CT POINT
Hall 4 – C46
SS 263 KM26 Zona Industriale – 66010 Rapino – Italy
Web: www.ctpoint.it
For around fifty years, this applied arts company has produced
enamelled accessories such as buttons, bracelets, handles,
plaques, boxes and pendants, often in exuberant and original
styles. All of the objects are 100% handmade. Their expertise
with hollow metal allows them to manufacture objects that are
both voluminous and lightweight. In addition, the company
produces its own pigments, and they offer colours that are to be
found nowhere else. These exceptional items, where no detail
is left to chance, are designed for the luxury market and the
greatest designers.
CREART II
Hall 4 – B5
87/B via Molinara – 52041 Tegoleto (AR) – Italy
Web: www.creart2.com
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A specialist of high frequency engraving, but also siliconbacked embossing, laser, sublimation, embroidery, latex
injections, heat transfers and other marking techniques,
this company focuses on customisation, with a creative and
varied collection of labels, tags, buckle straps and flaps,
particularly remarkable for their work on leather. For the new
season, Most is introducing more technical materials into
its collection and is also developing proposals that can be
adapted to all market sectors, according to the techniques
and the materials used.
MOST
Hall 4 – E43
Via Casello 195-197 - San Michele – Agliana – 51031
Pistoia – Italy
Web: www.most-srl.com
This company started out in the technical sector, producing
webbing for the outdoor and medical markets. Today it is
developing its expertise in the world of fashion. Working with a
style bureau, it constantly renews its ranges in line with current
trends. The collection stands out for the richness of its textures,
colours, jacquards and particularly for its faded items, which
interest the mid- and high-end classic, casual and jeanswear
markets.
NASTRITESSUTI
Hall 4 – C49
42 Via Progresso – 36035 Marano Vicentino (VI) – Italy
Web: www.nastritessuti.it
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NEW EXHIBITORS
Omniapiega is the largest pleating company in Europe and
can also provide metallisation, embroidery, printing and
applications on fabric or clothing, as well as customizing
collections on request. The company works for the mid- to
high-end and haute couture sectors, in fashion, lingerie,
footwear and leathergoods. The company is increasingly
developing combinations of procedures, such as printed
pleats, embossed pleats and tufted pleats, which can be
discovered in its new collection.
OMNIAPIEGA
Hall 4 – F42
51 Via Cusani – 20048 Carate Brianza (MB) – Italy
Web: www.omniapiega.it
This young company can draw on lengthy experience and
proven expertise with its work on leather, faux leather and
textile accessories for footwear, leathergoods, clothing and
decoration. The piping, mignons, tubing, braid, weaving and
woven or braided panels are all “Made in Italy” and can be
adapted to the specific requirements of each client, to whom
the company strives to offer the very best in terms of quality,
service and competitiveness. In the next collection, we will find
new 3D effect weavings, unusual materials such as faux carbon
and regenerated leather, and metallic details and metallic
overstitching on leather.
OROPEL
Hall 4 – H43 / I42
Via Pietro Fatti 1 Int A – 27025 Gambolo – Italy
Web: www.oropelitalia.it
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JAPAN
This leading Japanese button-maker boasts a collection
of no less than 6000 different models. Founded in 1946,
the company was an early user of injection methods to
produce casein buttons. Today it also uses polyester, nylon,
acrylic, urea, silicon and metal as well as natural materials
such as horn, mother-of-pearl, leather and wood, always
with the same eye for quality that earned it an international
reputation. For its forthcoming collection, Iris has worked in
particular with combinations of polyester and metal and also
treatments to create a vintage effect.
IRIS
Hall 4 – C51 / D52
3-5-11,Higashi-Kanda,Chiyoda-Ku - 101-0031 Tokyo - Japan
Web: www.iris.co.jp
NETHERLANDS
This manufacturer produces belts, buckle straps, elbow
patches, duffle-coat toggles and buttons covered in leather
or polyurethane, for men’s and women’s clothing and
accessories. The company works with big labels as well
as smaller companies and adapts the design of its model
according to customer demands. Knobo pays particular
attention to colour and works with a wide palette, drawn up
according to current trends.
KNOBO
Hall 4 – C50
Industriestraat 8 - 7091DC Dinxperlo – Netherlands
Web: www.knobo.nl
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PORTUGAL
Transfers, sublimation, digital printing, additions of diamanté,
gems, wood, leather, vinyl or cork; this company offers a
wide range of high-definition engineered and all-over motifs
and decorative items on all types of textiles. Everything is
made in-house in Portugal, and the company’s production
capacity means it can meet large-scale orders but also has
the flexibility needed to adapt to small production runs. The
company targets jeanswear makers, sportswear labels and
fashion companies in general, and works with a range of
clients from mass-market retail to haute couture.
COM-PRENSA
Hall 4 – C48
Rua Joaquim Castro Gomes 380 - 4750-872 Barcelos –
Portugal
Web: www.com-prensa.com
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INDEX
Index is located at the main entrance to the show. The
semicircular layout transforms it into a space observation
deck.
Showcases appear like moveable racks where the season’s
new products are incubating. A sample of the product
ranges offered at the show by each exhibitor is displayed
here, labelled with their company name.
More than 300 sample cards showing the stand number
are listed, giving visitors a 360 degree overview of all the
components on offer for the season.
Index is a scouting tool, allowing visitors to optimise their
time by identifying the products they are looking for at the
very entrance to the show; they then decide on the most
efficient route for them through the hall, in a zero-gravity
atmosphere!
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DISPLAY
3D ENCOUNTER
Fashion Lab Inspirations
of originality and reproducibility. A 9m long laboratory bench
runs through a tunnel of seven circular luminous arches. 24
polyhedrons produced by 3D printers materialise the 24
colours of the A/W 15-16 colour palette.
Arranged on this laboratory bench in three colour groupings,
the 24 mathematical objects float weightlessly inside 24
perspex tubes. A circular counter seems to have docked there
and will allow the season’s trend books and colour palettes to
be sold within the forum itself.
Multi-material printing and 3D textures explore the vast
industrial and creative wealth of the so-called «additive»
printing process. The plastic and functional dimensions of
accessories and the third industrial revolution are the essential
figures of Autumn-Winter #15-16.
With 3D technology, design studios are becoming more like
scientific laboratories. Virtual styling and Fashion Labs create
new design processes, opening up the field of possibilities for
mass bespoke production.
FASHION LABS AND MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
READY-TO-WEAR
The Autumn-Winter #15-16 scenography of the Display forum
has been designed around the theme of a space station.
On either side of the chromatic bench, 3 laboratory modules are
positioned in semi-circles. Cyclorama designed to resemble
Californian blinds, large-scale reproductions of the thematic
moods for the season plus semi-circular shelving echoing the
lines of the cyclorama invite visitors to discover the accessory
and material highlights for men’s and women’s ready-to-wear
in Autumn-Winter#15-16.
Each lab module is identified with a polyhedron in suspension,
whose facetted geometric structure reproduces a texture
characteristic of the trends developed for each of the 3 Fashion
Labs. Two backlit polyhedrons float weightlessly nine metres
in the air. Accessories are iconic and bearers of style.
ANATOMY OF THE SPACE STATION
The space station consists of 3 Fashion Labs for men’s and
women’s ready-to-wear, a colour lab for experimenting with
colour, a sensorial dome that focuses on wellbeing and a popup lab for the footwear and leathergoods sectors.
COLOURS LAB AND CHROMATIC LAB BENCH
The Colours lab thrusts us into the very heart of colour
engineering.
Experimenting with new colour processes to fire inspiration,
exploring the dimension of chance; between unique colours
and industrial palettes colours are probing the outer reaches
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DISPLAY
Colors range
Focus on
Sportswear/Well Being
The Autumn-Winter #15-16 trend book is the result of exclusive
research carried out by Modamont’s design studio. It gives a
detailed summary of trends resulting from discussions with
Première Vision Pluriel and expert knowledge of the trends in
accessories and components for fashion and design.
The Display forum for Autumn-Winter 15#16 focuses on
homewear and body fitness. Rounded lines and enveloping
softness, interconnecting components and graphic stimuli,
accessories and materials combine functionality and
connectivity, high tech and innovative design.
Three-dimensionality and techno-couture inspirations, space
opera and rock fantasy styling, Nordic design and postmodernism, are three trend pillars developed for men’s and
women’s ready-to-wear.
An immersive, luminous inflatable structure is an invitation
for cocooning. A backlit sensorial dome, coated in padded
Bulgomme for tablets and Fat Boy-style cushions surrounds
us with the holistic universe of Well Being.
A chapter is reserved for the footwear and leathergoods sector
exploring rapid model making and 3D modelling of accessories
designed for this market sector.
Bag & Shoe Trends
The detachable colour palettes and colour inspirations, mood
boards and illustrations of textures, texts outlining inspirations
and examples of “it-textures” by theme are essential inputs for
the development of multi-sector accessories and components
collections for the fashion industry.
Animal morphisms and organic hybridizations, radical
design and futuristic visions interact between 3D design and
organic delicacy. Fantasies and futuristic visions drive a 3D
aesthetic which allows surrealism to be created around realism,
fantasy around daily life, sculptural around abstraction.
Whether organic, reptilian, mutant, architectural, fractal or
wired, accessories for footwear and leathergoods appear as
pure objects of desire.
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THE FORUMS
PAVLA PODSENIKOVA
GUEST DESIGNER ON BAG & SHOE
“In the times of mass-production of everyday items, I feel the need to find
a way back to their customization and individualisation.”
Pavla Podsednikova
To reveal the implementation of its offer, Modamont invites
this session the creations of Pavla Podsednikova, designer
of futuristic shoes using 3D printing technology. Discover
a selection of the finest pieces around the focus theme:
MUTADIS / MUTANDIS.
Pavla Podsednikova is a recent graduate from Academy
of Arts Architecture and Design in Prague. She focuses on
conceptional work in the field of Shoe, Fashion & Accessory
design.
The main driving force behind her work is to create innovative
and functional design solutions while maintaining the traditional
values of craftsmanship. She connects futuristic technologies
to forgotten knowledge of Czech shoemakers and saddlers,
trying create modern fusion for the 21th century.
Her latest journey into new technologies (3D printing, vacuum
shaping, carbon fiber lamination) emerged into award winning
collection (Instant Shoe) with a new construction solution for
each shoe pair.
“Instant Shoe” Project
New technological capabilities allow anyone to scan their
feet in a 3D program and order shoes that are tailor made for
them. All three pairs of shoes in Pavla Podsednikova’s project
were made using different technologies (3D print, ABS vacuum
shaping, and carbon fiber laminates). The shoe has been
produced in one piece with the clasps and ornaments.
Find creations of Pavla Podsednikova on the Display forum
- Bag & Shoe Focus (Modamont - Hall 4 - Aisles E and F)
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LOLITA LORENZO
GUEST DESIGNER ON BAG & SHOE
In 2009, she followed her heart and moved to Paris with her
husband, and took a design hiatus to raise their daughter. Her
passion for fashion was quietly rekindled and led to the birth of
Lolita Lorenzo. The line is inspired by Carol’s diverse cultural
influences and the eternally beautiful city she calls home.
Carol Oyekunle is a Kenyan-American artist jewelry and
designer based in Paris. Borned in Nairobi, she moved to
Canada as a teen, where she completed her high scholl and
Bachelor of Design degree at the University of Alberta. On
graduation she moved to New York City to pursue a career in
advertising and graphic design working with Oglivy & Mather,
Glamour magazine and Lifetime TV. After September 11th,
2001, she made a bold decision to follow her designn dreams
by launching her own jewelry and fashion accessories line
called ‘Kipepeo’ (Kiswahilli word meaning ‘butterfly’).
Lolita Lorenzo Minaudière reflects a bold, luxuriant and
timeless aesthetic. Each piece is unique and exquisitely handmade by the finest artisans across the world, blending age-old
techniques with modern technology.
Lolita Lorenzo officially launches in June 2013.
With Kipepeo, Carol created a unique and trend-setting line
of jewelry designed for the fashion forward woman. In 2006,
she etablished her flagship boutique downtown in Manhattan’s
hipster-chic NoLiTa disctric and successfully sold her line
across the USA and internationally through high-end retailers
such as Henri Bendel, Nordstrom, Harrods, Paul & Joe, Scoop,
Intermix and the W Hotel boutiques.
Find creations of Lolita Lorenzo on the Display forum - Bag &
Shoe Focus (Modamont - Hall 4 - Aisles E and F).
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JEWEL
CASE
GRAVITY
This season JEWEL CASE is venturing to the outer
reaches of space and opening a window onto infinity.
The grandiose and contemplative setting showcases
the products and offers visitors a total immersion in the
world of GRAVITY.
A forum which reveals the pure player exhibitors of
this thriving sector and which highlights the creations
of Sarah Angold, the guest designer for the AW 15/16
season.
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SARAH ANGOLD
GUEST DESIGNER ON JEWEL CASE
“I love the collision of hyper-modernity with artisanal craftsmanship. Our
collection is unmistakeably ‘now’ but feels grounded and authentic“.
Sarah Angold
Paris Fashion Weeks and Maison et Objet, and has a strong
presence in the London culture scene, making her mark in the
Evening Standard’s Power 1000 list of influential Londoners in
2013.
For SS15, Angold’s shimmering acrylic jewellery is built
on the interplay between light and colour to create optical
illusion. Blending her signature laser cut mirrored finishes with
intricately etched brass, hand cast resin, and cutting edge 3D
printed technology, Angold’s pieces are the ultimate synergy
of futuristic material innovation with handmade artisanal
craftsmanship. Best described as ‘superwoman chic’,
this collection oozes glamour, whilst the sophistication of
each piece’s assembly ensures they remain lightweight and
effortlessly wearable. Since every limited edition you can be
sure that you are not only investing in breath-taking jewellery
but a genuine art piece too.
Inspired by mathematical structures and industrial processes,
Sarah Angold’s sculptural jewellery creations are at the
vanguard of contemporary design. Each limited edition
piece is handmade in London, and arrives engraved with an
individual production number and a personalized note sharing
its inspiration. Sarah Angold received an MA in Constructed Textiles from
the Royal College of Art in 2008. After being awarded the
Paul Reilly scholarship for research, Angold moved to Japan to
design concept cars for Toyota. On her return to London, she
took up a residency at the Design Museum, creating lighting
installations for public exhibition that went on to inspire her
current jewellery lines. With a rapidly expanding list of clients
that includes Selfridges, V&A, Tate, Hussein Chalayan,
Swarovski and David Koma, Angold’s experience straddles a
wide range of creative disciplines from electronic consultancy
to visual merhandising.
Alongside seasonal runway fashion and tech collaborations,
Angold art directs for exhibition and TV. The Studio’s signature
jewellery stocks in prestigious stores across five continents,
whilst the newly lunched diffusion line for Topshop became
a ‘must have’ last summer. Angold exhibits at London/
Find creations of Sarah Angold on the Jewel Case forum
(Modamont - Hall 4 - Aisles C and D).
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READY-TO-WEAR
5th fashion element, accessories exist in a free relationship to
fashion.
Accessories structure materials and encourage the materiality
of fabrics. Both abstract and functional, iconic and bearers
of style, fashion accessories and supplies enter the mass
bespoke market.
Accessories structure materials and encourage the materiality
of fabrics. Rounded geometries and enveloping softness,
radical design and graphic stimuli, compact softness and
natural textures, connected fashion and the art of layering
blend functionality and the connectivity of objects. Accessories
establish a strong relationship between nature and high tech.
Fashion accessories and components enter the mass bespoke
market. 3D printing and technologies of the future present
expand the field of possibilities. Multi-material printing and 3D
textures explore the vast industrial and creative wealth of the
so-called «additive» printing process. The plastic and functional
dimensions of accessories are the essential figures of this third
industrial revolution. Styling’s 5th element, accessories exist in
a free relationship with fashion.
An almost-obsessive working of materials, sombre and
romantic collections under the influence of space opera and
rock fantasy heroines, geometric wire and generative design,
high precision and experimental enhancements, virtual styling
and Fashion Lab steer a new design process.
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3D ENCOUNTER
INSPIRATIONS
TEXTURES AND FINISHES
Three-dimensionality and techno couture inspirations
Textures thrust us to the very heart of engineering:
Three-dimensionality broadens the spectrum of possibilities
and revolutionises the creative process. Between sketches
Crystallised turquoise
grey
and design software,
design studiosAnalogue
resemble
Fashion
Labs.
• Three-dimensional tactility
• Anodised epoxies
Muted white
Saturnine green
Misty violet
• Digital colours
• Lacquered acetates
Clothing and accessories designers nurture unique futuristic
• Polarised chromes
visions. Sharp chic
meets generative
design, geometricMisty violet
Analogue grey
Muted white
Saturnine green
Technical pink
• Silicon-coated
coatings
graphism and three-dimensional working of the material.
• Composite resins
STYLING STRONG POINTS
• Plant plastics
ogue grey
Virtual design and digital couture invent a new style
grammar:
Muted white Saturated blue
Saturnine green
A
• Metallic powders
Technical pink
Felt grey Misty violet Stellar gold
• Angular lines and geometric shapes
Technical pink
Wired green
Wellbeing plum
Vibrant orange
• Generative designs and algorithmic filaria
• Graphic abstraction and constructivist collages
Felt
Stellar gold
• grey
Three-dimensional
extrusions
Crystallised
turquoise
Analogue grey
green
Wellbeing plum
andWired
optical
embossing
Muted white
Vibrant orange
Saturnine green Saturated blue Misty violet
• Kinetic effects and vibrant ondulations
• Exponential fractals and digital vortexes.
Felt grey
Stellar gold
Wired green
Analogue
Muffled grey
blue
Wellbeing
Muted
white plum
Sidereal
blue
Vibrant orange
Saturnine
green
Mistygrey
violet
Latex beige
Cyberpunk
Technical
pink
Stargate purple
Digital red
3D ENCOUNTER COLOUR PALETTE
allised turquoise
Sidereal blue
Analogue grey
Latex beige
blue
Muted
white Saturated
Saturnine
green purple Felt greyMisty
violetred Stellar gold
Technical pink
Cyberpunk
grey
Stargate
Digital
Crystallised
white
Saturnine
green
Felt
grey Analogue
Stellar
gold
Wired green
plumkhaki
ereal blue Saturated blue
Latex beigeturquoise
Cyberpunk
grey grey
Stargate
purplePolymerised
Digital
red Wellbeing
Rubbery
navy
Meteorite
brown Muted
camel
Millennium
turated blue
Meteorite brown
Felt
grey
Polymerised
camel
Wired green
Wellbeing plum
Muffled blue
Misty violet
Vibrantpink
orange Technical pink
Digital
Empire red
Stellar gold
Wired green
Wellbeing
blue plum
beige orange Cyberpunk grey Rubbery navy
Stargate purple
Millennium Muffled
khaki blue
Digital pinkSidereal
Empire red LatexVibrant
Vibrant
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Saturated
blue
grey
Stellar gold 29
Wired
Wellbeing plum
eteorite brown
Polymerised
camel
Millennium Felt
khaki
Digital pink
Empire
red green
Muffled blue
Sidereal blue
Latex beige
Cyberpunk grey
Stargate purple
Digital red
Trend 2
RANDOM MEMORIES
INSPIRATIONS
Inspired by Rock fantasy and Space opera
Intergalactic odysseys and military epics exalt the luxuriance
of textures
Science fiction and time travel set the stage for an epic
interplanetary space opera. Obscure force and space fleet,
star sagas and video games, magnify the golden age of a
future that is already
in the past.Saturnine greenCrystallised turquoise
Analogue grey
Muted white
Misty violet
urquoise
This new odyssey opposes heroic fantasy icons and
intergalactic rebels. Futuristic drones and medieval nobility,
techno virtuosity and art skills, middle earth and intergalactic
Analogue grey
Saturnine green
odysseys
combine luxuryMuted
and white
cyberpunk textures.
• Oxidised verdigris and hard drawn copper
Analogue Technical
grey
pink
Muted white
• Bleaches, brushed, hammered golds
Saturnine green
Misty vio
• Flaky and cracked findings
•Misty
Cloisonné,
marquetry,
violet
Technicalhoneycombing
pink
• Reinforced technical quilting
• Devore, worn and fringed
Intergalactic golden age and cyberpunk epics combine:
• Flocked, velvety, silky
• Cyberpunk military accessories
Felt grey
• Slubbed and rusted steel
• Pleated,
crumpled
turquoiseWired green
Analogue
greyWellbeing
SaturnineStellar
green
Saturated
blue plum Muted white
FeltVibrant
grey embossed,
gold
StellarCrystallised
gold
orange
• Studded patterns and bejewelled chains
Misty
violet
Wired
green
Technical
pink plum
Wellbeing
• Tattooed kabalistic blazons and runes
• Ceremonial
embroideries
and
bid
Analogue
grey Stellar
blue
Felt grey
gold
fronts
Muted white
Saturnine green
turquoise plum
Wired greenCrystallised
Wellbeing
Misty violet
Analogue
grey
Mutedpink
white
Vibrant orangeTechnical
Saturnine green
• Intergalactic ornaments and jewels.
• Extruded quiltings and brocade
Sidereal blue
Saturated blue
Felt grey
Stellar gold
Wired green
Wellbeing plum
Muffled Stargate
blue
Latex beige
Cyberpunk grey
Latex beige
Cyberpunk grey
purple Sidereal blue
Digital red
RANDOM MEMORIES COLOUR RANGE
Saturated blue
Felt grey
Stellar gold
Wired
green
Wellbeing plum
Vibrant
orange
Saturated
blue
Felt grey
Stellar
gold
Crystallised
Analogue
Saturnine
blue
Sidereal
blue turquoise
Latex
beige grey
Cyberpunk Muted
grey white
Stargate
purple green
Digital red Misty violet
avy
Vibrant orange
Stargate pur
Saturnine
Misty blue
violet
Muffled
Meteorite
browngreen Polymerised camel
Technical
pink
Sidereal
blue navy
Millennium
khakiRubbery
Digital pink
Meteorite
brownCyberpunk
Polymerised
camel
Latex beige
grey
Empire
red
khaki
StargateMillennium
purple
Muffled blue Meteorite
Sidereal
Latex beige
Cyberpunk
Stargate
purple
Digital
red beige
Saturated
blue blue
Felt grey
Stellar
gold
Wired green
Wellbeing
Muffledgrey
blue
Sidereal
blue
Latex
brown
Polymerised camel
Millennium
khaki
Digital pink
Empire
red plum
Wellbeing
plum
Rubbery
navy
Vibrant
orangebrown
Meteorite
Polymerised camel
Millennium khaki
Digital pink
We
Digital pink
Digital red
Vibrant orange
Cyberpunk grey
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Wired green
Technical Wired
pink green
Empire red
Trend 3
TIMELESS
INSPIRATIONS
Connected fashion and Nordic design inspirations
We introduce an element of chance and poetry into the
world of the mass-produced accessory:
It is a question of intimacy and modernism, urban nomadism
and digital portability. Blends of abstraction and natural
shapes, innovative design and mobile technologies,
accessories establish a strong bond between nature and
trendsetting techniques.
• Millwork wood and raw wood
• Natural leather and moleskin
• Recycled kraft and waxed card
• Softened marble and composite resins
• Downy furs and shorn sheepskins
Simplification of shapes and Nordic design connect us
every day:
• Felted flannel and waterproof Neoprene
• Art of layering and superimposition
• Diluted tie-and-dye and saturated colour blocks
• Enveloping and cocooning softnesses
• Silicon coatings and brushedCrystallised
metals turquoise
Analogue grey
• A mixture of natural and technical materials
• Formal tailoring and futuristic well being
• Graphic mapping and pixellisations
• Multipocket and mobile technologies
se
gue grey Analogue grey Muted white
Muted white
Saturnine green Saturnine green Misty violet
Misty Technical
violet
pink Technical pink
Saturated blue
Felt grey
Muffled blue
Sidereal blue
COLOUR RANGES TIMELESS
alogue grey
Muted white
Saturnine green
Misty violet
Technical pink
Saturnine
Misty violet
pink plum
Stellar goldWired green
Wired green
FeltMuted
grey white Felt grey
Stellar
gold green
WellbeingTechnical
plum Wellbeing
Vibrant orange Vibrant orange
Felt grey
Misty violet
Stellar
gold pink
Technical
Wired green
Wellbeing plum
Vibrant
orangeCrystallised
Crystallised
turquoise turquoise
Analogue grey
Analogue grey
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Stellar gold
Wired green
Wellbeing plum
Vibrant orange
Latex Cyberpunk
beige
ereal blue Sidereal blue Latex beige
grey Cyberpunk grey
Stargate purple Stargate purple
Digital red
Digital red
Muted whiteMuted whiteS
Meteorite brown
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SPORTSWEAR /
WELL BEING
The Display forum for Autumn-Winter #15/16 focuses on
homewear and body fitness. Rounded lines and enveloping
softness, interconnecting components and graphic stimuli,
accessories and materials combine functionality and
connectivity, high tech and innovative design.
An immersive, luminous inflatable structure is an invitation
for cocooning. A backlit sensorial dome, coated in padded
Bulgomme for tablets and Terapy style cushions surrounds
us with the holistic universe of Well Being.
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grey
en
eelt
grey
grey
Holistic Well being
WELL BEING INSPIRATIONS
CONNECTED SPORTSWEAR AND BODY FITNESS
Rounded geometry and enveloping softness
Trousers with jogging pant finishes and chunky cable knits,
oversze sweatshirt dresses in neoprene and rib, jumpsuits
and maxi dressing gown-coats with shawl collars overlap.
Bombers with drawstring hoods and sweatshirts in teddy
bear fur, ultralight quilted track suits and stretch leggings,
large ribbed gaiters and second-skin body suits wrap us up.
The art of layering and superimposition, cocooning softeness
and freedom of movement, well being oscillates between
fitness, yoga and running attitude. Sportswear performance
and rounded geometries envelope indoor wear with holistic
softness.
Interconnected accessories and graphic stimuli
HOLISTIC WELL BEING COLOUR PALETTE
Phosphorescence, fluorescence and thermoreactivity
sensorialise technical materials. A mix of silky, fleecy
materials, ultra light and breathable, stretch and
biomorphological, accessories combine functionality and
connectivity, high technicity and innovative design.
Connected bracelets and electronic coaches, fitness and
distances covered, the colours of wellbeing borrow from the
energy of sportswear.
Analogue
greywhite
Muted
Muted
white
Muted
white
Saturnine
green
Saturnine
green
SaturnineMisty
green
violet
Misty
violet
Misty
violet
Technical
pink
Technical
pink
Technical pink
COLOUR RANGES HOLISTIC WELL BEING
Misty
violet
Felt
grey
Stellar
gold
Stellar
gold
Technical
pink
Stellar
gold
Wired
green
Wired
green
Wired
green
Wellbeing
plum
Wellbeing
plum
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Wellbeing
plumorange
Vibrant
Vibrant
orange
Vibrant
orange
Crystallised
turquoise
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MUTATIS
MUTANDIS
SCENOGRAPHY
Animal morphisms and organic hybridizations, radical design
and futuristic visions interact between 3D design and organic
delicacy. Fantasies and futuristic visions drive a 3D aesthetic
which allows surrealism to be created around realism, fantasy
around daily life, sculptural around abstraction. Whether
organic, reptilian, mutant, architectural, fractal or wired,
accessories for footwear and leathergoods appear as pure
objects of desire.
Pop-Up Lab and Experimental Styling
The semi-circular form of the 3 Fashion Labs inspired the
design of a Pop-Up Lab entirely dedicated to the footwear
and leathergoods sectors. Three stainless steel orbital rings
present footwear, bags and small leathergoods that have been
customised using components selected by Modamont’s style
bureau, specifically designed for the needs of these sectors. In
addition, two guest designers offers visitors a glimpse of their
footwear and bag collection, created using an experiment in
3D design.
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en
rey
ANIMAL MORPHISMS
AND ORGANIC HYBRIDS
Analogue grey
Muted white
Crystallised
turquoise
Saturnine
greengrey
Analogue
Misty
Crystallised
violetwhiteturquoise
Technical
pink
Analogue
Muted
Saturnine
green grey
MistyM
INSPIRATIONS
Excess and peculiarity, accessories are considered as
enigmatic, organic and iconic objects.
Austere glitter of oxidised, cracked, rusty, lacquered and
dried finishes, the luxury alternative to tarred, rubbery,
dishevelled, iridescent
textures.
Crystallised
Analogue
WellbeingStellar
plumSaturated
blueturquoise
VibrantWired
orange
Felt greygrey
Ste
gold
green
Wellbeing plu
Technical
Felt grey Misty violet Stellar
gold
Saturated
blue pink Wired green
Felt grey
Glossy python, croco and elaphe appear as 3D prints on
supple neoprene. Alligator crests in pinched scales are
sewn onto fake leathers and enhanced with embroidered
sequins.
Plunging necklines and vertiginous heels, boots opening
in organic corolla on ankles, supple boots like socks or a
second skin, climbing to mid-thigh.
Wellbeing plum
Vibrant orange
grey
Sidereal blue
Latex
beigeblue Analogue
Cyberpunk
grey blue
Muffled
Sidereal
Saturated blue green
Felt grey
Muted
whiteLatex
Stargate
purple
Muffled
blue Digital
red Sidereal
beige Saturnine
Cyberpunk
grey blue Misty violet
Stargate p
COLOUR ATMOSPHERE
Digital
Saturated
blue
MeteoriteStargate
brown purple
Polymerised
camel
Rubbery
navy red
Felt grey
Stellar
gold
Wired
green
Wellbeing
plum
Millennium
khaki brown
Digital
pink Rubbery
navy
Empire
red Meteorite
brown
Polym
Muffled
blue
Sidereal
blue
Meteorite
Polymerised
camel
Millennium
khaki
Digital
pink
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RADICAL DESIGN
AND FUTURISTIC VISIONS
Analogue grey
Muted white
Saturnine green
INSPIRATIONS
Misty violet
Sculptural shapes are simplified, design is radical, visual
effects are made more powerful.
Saturnine
Misty violet
Felt greygreen
Stellar gold
Three-dimensional textures are honeycombed, extended,
micro-perforated, wired. For finishes that are chromeplated,
mirrored, brushed, sandy or phosphorescent.
Technical
Wired
green pink
Wellbeing plum
Vibrant orange
Agglomeration of geometric cells divided into a honeycomb,
three-dimensional stiffness, superstructures and the fluid
geometry of lines interact between functional and radical
design, between engineering and architecture.
Ultra-flat bags in laser-chiselled leather, feather light and
streamlined shoes, boots encircled by metal; the plastic
and functional dimension of accessories is inspired by
architecture, industrial expertise and constructivism.
Wired green
Wellbeing plum
Vibrant orange
turquoise
Analogue
grey grey
Analogue grey
Muted white
green
Sidereal blue Crystallised
Latex beige Saturnine
Cyberpunk
ige
Technical pink
turquoise
Muted
whiteCrystallised
Saturnine
greenredAnalogue greyMisty violet
Misty
violet
pink
Stargate
purple Technical
Digital
COLOUR ATMOSPHERE
Crystallised
turquoise
Analogue
greyWired green
Muted
white Stellar
green
Misty violet
blueorange
Felt grey plum Tech
Saturated
Felt
grey
goldSaturnine
Wired
green
Wellbeing
Cyberpunk
greyStellar
Stargate
purple
Digital
redWellbeing
Felt grey
goldblue
plum
Vibrant
Meteorite
brown
Polymerised
camel
Millennium
khaki
Digital
pinkSaturated
Empire red
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FASHION INFORMATION
JEWEL
CASE
COSTUME
JEWELLERY TRENDS
GRAVITY
STYLE INSPIRATIONS
Heavenly, nebulous bodies, galaxies and solar eruptions,
orbit around a celestial body, irregularity of the gravitational
field, stellar explosions exploring the confines of space.
Exoplanets and planetary big bangs, telluric brutality and
raining meteorites, irradiations and green sun, the glacial era
and lava in fusion, remind us of the genesis of mineral and
raw forms.
Graphic and geometric lines, innovative materials and laser
cut-outs, generative design and 3D printing create futuristic
items with a radical and simple design. Between XL and XS,
components and jewels transport us to the confluence of the
universe, in a poetic and futuristic moment in time and space.
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GRAVITY
COSMIC JEWELLERY
FUTURISTIC JEWELS
Beads gravitate, diamanté constellations are sent into orbit,
stellar sequins and raining stars underpin the weightless
beauty of celestial and gravitational jewellery.
Crystals and diamanté in chiaroscuro, transparencies and
opalescence tame the light of textures. Black pearls are
iridescent. Glass imprisons the nebulae of holographic
sequins.
Minimalism imposes its codes. Sculptural and geometric,
wired and mathematical, geometric and generative, shapes
work on the repetition and the three-dimensionality of
volumes.
Polarisation of textures and interferential finishes, wire
polyhedrons and mirrored stainless steel, generative cubes
and algorithmic triangles offer a privileged setting for
experiments with form.
TELLURIC JEWELLERY
Work the brutality of materials, hammer and slub metal,
fossilise and punch, atomize and fragment textures, these
are the style vectors of an enigmatic and telluric universe.
Sceptres of raw crystals, Kryptonite and radioactivity,
fragments of meteorites and plates of tectonic metal,
exploreAnalogue
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strength and
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Saturnine
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Analogue
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Muted
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Felt grey
Saturated
Mutedblue
white
Stellar
gold
Felt
grey
Saturnine
green
Wired
green
Stellar
goldviolet
Misty
Misty violet
Saturnine green
Wellbeing
plum
Wired
green
Crystallised
turquoise
Technical
pink
Technical
Misty
violetpink
Technic
Vibrant
orange
Wellbeing
plum grey
Analogue
VibrantM
COLOUR ATMOSPHERE
Sidereal
Stellar
gold
Muffled
blue blue
Latex
Wired green
Sidereal
blue beige
Crystallised
turquoise
Cyberpunk
grey
Wellbeing
plum
Latex
beige
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Analogue
grey
Saturated
blue
Stargate
purple
Vibrant
orange
Cyberpunk
grey
Muted
white
Felt
grey
Digital
red
Stargate
purple
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MODAMONT
EVENT
MIRJA PITKÄÄRT
ITS
Mirja Pitkäärt is an Estonian designer based in London.
Mirja graduated from the MA Fashion Artefact course at the
London College of Fashion in 2014 after studying leather
design at the Estonian Academy of Arts and textile design at
the University of Applied Arts Vienna. She has worked in Berlin
and London for designers including Anja Bruhn, Fleet Ilya and
Ally Capellino with emphasis on product development and the
production of high-end leather goods.
Mirja is interested in accessories that sit between product
and fashion design, using traditional as well as modern
methods of manufacturing.
Mirja Pitkäärt is the winner of the ITS 2014 Accessories
Collection of the Year prize. Her creations will be presented
at the entrance of Modamont.
Modamont sponsors ITS for the fifth consecutive year.
ITS is a platform providing support for international talent,
introducing the brightest minds to various important figures
within the fashion world, offering them the opportunity to meet
young designers from around the world and giving them the
chance to showcase their creations in front of an internationally
renowned jury. It is also an important springboard which could
be the occasion for finding professional opportunities and
the financial resources for preparing their future collections.
Modamont fully subscribes to this desire to promote design
and encourage young talent and is delighted to be associated
with ITS once again.
Using a combination of traditional and industrial manufacturing Mirja created artifacts that aim at encouraging the
emotional value of everyday objects. Placed between the
field of rapidly changing fashion and technologically driven
mass-produced industrial design, her work is challenging both
of these industries by trying to extend the lifespan of objects
of everyday use. Putting together CNC milling and traditional
craft, Mirja created shapes in tactile materials such as wood
and vegetable tanned leather with the purpose of emphasizing
tactile qualities.
Find the creations of Mirja Pitkäärt at the main entrance of
Modamont
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EVENT
UNKNOWN PROJECT
x MODAMONT
Come and discover a live painting performance by Laurent
Natas-Ite. This street artist is just as happy working with
spray cans as with a multitude of other techniques, with walls,
canvases and digital tools making up his artistic world.
As part of the Random Memories theme for the AW 15/16
season, Modamont offers you a photographic event with a
futuristic vision for an exclusive intergalactic voyage!
Cédric Jouvin, Art Director, Film Director and lover of instant
photography, presents Unknown Project x Modamont.
The creativity of the project is the result of encounters with
anonymous individuals showcasing unusual looks or striking
personalities.
Between dark force and space fleet, allow yourself to be
whisked through time!
Who will have the show’s most spectacular look?
At the end of the show, you will be able to watch the time-lapse
film of the fresco and the live painting
Visitors can take part in a unique photo call entitled “Space
Odyssey” to create a giant 3D fresco using photos taken
during the show. To this end, a wardrobe of “SyFy” fashion
accessories is at your disposal.
Find the Unknown Project on the Modamont show,
Hall 4 between aisles H & I.
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MODAMONT
EVENT
THINK 3D
METAL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
To illustrate the core theme of the AW 15/16 season, 3D Encounter,
Modamont is joining forces with the company Multistation to
introduce you to a new industrial revolution: 3D printing. At the
heart of a Fab Lab, the THINK 3D area will provide information
on the issues facing the new 3D printing market and the various
methods of printing, and also allow us to experience the printing
«live” with a bank of 5 printers and 1 3D scanner. There will also
be a DTP demonstration area, allowing visitors to understand all
the stages in the manufacture of a 3D object.
3D printing was initially conceived for the aeronautical industry,
and offers great potential for changes to production methods,
opening up new horizons such as plastic, wax or metal prototype
development for the fashion, jewellery and design industries.
This technology, initially developed by MIT, makes it possible to
produce an object by additive manufacturing based on a digital
file. It is the only technique that allows items to be designed
without having to take into account technical constraints such as
draft angles, beams, gating, the price of the mould, etc.
Metal additive manufacturing, well known as 3D printers, is
the first niche in which Multistation has offered comprehensive
solutions of very high quality consisting of new «progressive
design» software, of additive manufacturing process (laser
melting bath systems, electron beams...), with materials such as
titanium... With these new design and manufacturing products,
parts considered as not feasible with traditional means can now
be manufactured. Multistation groups these new services under
the term «lattice engineering».
3D PRINTERS
The second segment is «micro factories», manufacturing in
small series with simples means (3D printers, 3D scanners,
micro millers, laser cutting machines...) for nearby customers
looking for differentiation, customization and deadline, generally
located in areas with low industrial development. Multistation
has become a turn-key service provider with a global market
purpose. Multistation’s approach of «micro factories» is made up
of constant inventive research of new machines, accreditation,
certification procedures... as well as the provision of all related
services, impact assessments, tutorials, data banks of products
to be manufactured...
MULTISTATION
Multistation company has provided leading industrial customers
with complex digital manufacturing equipment since 1987. In
response to the decline in industrial activity in France at the turn of
the century, Multistation had to adapt to the market requirements,
in its search for increasingly customized products and meet
the new expectations of the factories for agile and adaptive
production systems. New industrial revolution, industry 4.0,
factory of the future...all disruptive concepts affecting the realm of
traditional production means and their introduction on the market.
MULTISTATION, PROVIDER OF THE LUXURY INDUSTRY
Particularly for the luxury industry, MULTISTATION proposes
complete digital manufacturing systems, by delivering solutions to
every stage of the creation, the modeling and the manufacturing
of parts: software of computer-aided design, rapid prototyping,
milling, 3D digitalization, wax 3D printers, engraving and laser
welding …
Specialist of the rapid prototyping and the digital manufacturing,
Multistation has been one of the first to trivialize the use of these
digital technologies in workshops by making them accessible to
the largest number.
FROM HIGH TECH SYSTEM TO “CO-WORKING”
Multistation has positioned itself as a provider of two different
types of tools in order to face these new challenges:
Very sophisticated units with high market access, where
technological innovations coexist with design methods,
processes and new materials.
Smaller and more specialized units with low market access,
industrial citizen-based approach, premised on new societal
paradigms of «co-working».
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