Denim Première Vision

SENSITIVE SURFACES: This season, denim is arming itself with softness, expressed through subtle tactile effects in a variety of fabrics, evoking velvet or fur. Technically, they are obtained through surface treatments, including flocked effects made from recycled denim or certified viscose. Reflecting the ‘extreme embellishment’ spirit of the season, fuzzy effects can be used for decoration made from embroidery or fringe. Placement effects, for decoration or application, open the door to the use of deadstock. The emphasis is on highlighting the beauty of the fabrics with artisanal finishes, such as washes and dyes. Photography ©Elisa Bontempo Istituto Europeo di Design NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti #denimpv #premierevision #aw2526 #autumnwinter2526

DENIM-LIKE EFFECTS: The look of classic denim is mimicked using other textile bases for a sophisticated, clean result, while imitation washes can now be obtained by printing, with their modernity enhanced by the use of cool colors in monochrome combinations. Trompe l’œil visual effects also surface on jacquards, resulting in precious fabrics whose abstract patterns emulate finishes such as the classic acid wash. For a more discreet interpretation, cotton bases also offer denim imitations. Alternatively, plays of yarns are used to evoke the denim universe, with the weaves themselves reinforcing the irregular visual effect. These neo-denims create the impression of all-over washes, opening up new design opportunities. They also offer a more studied and clean approach to washes, requiring no water in the production process and preserving the quality of the material. #denim #aw2526 #premierevision Photography ©Elisa Bontempo Istituto Europeo di Design NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti

Denim Première Vision: AW 25-26 Collection in partnership with two prestigious Milanese fashion schools: IED (Istituto Europeo di Design) and NABA (NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti). The season’s main theme, and the collection’s starting point, is radicality. Extremes collide, giving rise to innovative hybrids: opulence meets purity, structure meets softness, and technicality is juxtaposed with craftsmanship. The final silhouettes masterfully capture these polarities, with a focus on finishing, such as color, prints and embellishments. CHROMATIC GLOW: The season’s play on contrasts is expressed first and foremost through color. Dramatic black denims are used to enhance palettes, bringing out the season’s pale hues. Washes have an illuminating effect on dark bases; rays of colored light are used in unexpected ways; in lieu of the usual whiskers, fade effects are used to accentuate the knees or lower legs; and accents of light are created using deep dye treatments or sprays. Photography ©Elisa Bontempo #denimpv #premierevision #aw2526 #autumnwinter2526

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For the Autumn-Winter 25-26 season, denim explores new horizons. Elaborate fabrics recall artisanal weaves, distressed effects and washes feature warm, earthy colors, and oversized volumes evoke sculptural drapes. #aw2526 #denimpremierevision #premierevision https://lnkd.in/egiwfmfG?

For Autumn-Winter 25-26, Denim Première Vision adds an extra dimension to the presentation of the season’s trends. For the very first time, an exclusive collection has been developed in partnership with two prestigious Milanese fashion schools: Istituto Europeo di Design and NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti . This ambitious project, initiated by the Denim Première Vision team, was orchestrated in several stages. First, the Denim Première Vision fashion team identified the season’s major trends and presented them to the IED and NABA. The 13 selected students then interpreted the trends, each developing an ensemble of two pieces, with pattern-making expert Alessio Berto overseeing the creative process. The project opened up the opportunity for these young talents to design products in a professional context, with the support of exceptional partners including the weavers BERTO Industria Tessile | Sustainable Denim Fabrics, Orta Anadolu, Sharabati Denim, Rajby Textiles (Pvt.) Limited , Kuroki, Titanus, Outside Denim LAB By Fabritex, Advance Denim, Japan Blue and Evlox The manufacturing stage of the collaboration was carried out by M&J Group in Bangladesh and Fashionart SpA in Italy, with a selection of pieces developed by the dyeing and printing workshop LES TEINTURES DE FRANCE - TINTORIUM de France. Lastly, two Italian manufacturers contributed their expertise for the finishing touches: BAP Group for buttons and EMMETEX S.R.L. Labels, Ribbons, Hangtags for labels. https://lnkd.in/edSPb-wG? #denimpv #premierevision #aw2526

Relive the Denim PV show highlights! Incredible innovations, inspiring trends, and exciting connections made this an unforgettable event. Take a look back at the best moments and immerse yourself in the world of denim. This event wouldn't have been the same without you! Make sure to follow us to stay updated and we look forward to seeing you on December 4 & 5, 2024 at the Milan’s Superstudio Più for the next edition! #premierevision #milan #denim https://lnkd.in/ecjeHxw9

On June 5th and 6th, the Superstudio Più in Milan buzzed to the rhythm of Denim Première Vision. With 2,037 visitors from all over the world, this international event brought together denim enthusiasts and professionals for a truly inspiring experience. Thank you to everyone who took part and made this event a landmark for the future of jeanswear! vidéo in collaboration with Menabò Group #denimpremierevision #milan #fashionevent #premierevision https://lnkd.in/ggE-mdaB

At Denim PV Florence Rousson, President of the Executive Board Première Vision, welcomes Alessia Cappello town Councilor for Economic Development and Labour Policies with responsibility for Trade, Fashion and Design, and Francois Bonet of France in Milan. "Comune di Milano has honored us by placing our event under its patronage. I want to express our heartfelt thanks for this recognition, reenforcing the links between France and Italy, the two biggest countries for fashion in the world." "When I'm at a PV event, I always get that special feeling of being part of a family, feeling that we are united, that we are all part of something bigger than ourselves. That feeling is what PV is all about: coming together, working hard, inspiring, helping each other to grow. When I see what we achieve together, I am really proud of us all." Fabio Adami Dalla Val CCI France Italie - Camera di Commercio Comune di Milano GL events #premierevision #denim

Only 1 days left until you can meet over 80 international exhibitors from 19 countries! Get ready to explore the latest denim trends and source for your FW25-26 collections! Together, let's build the future of Denim fashion! Photography ©Elisa Bontempo #denim #premierevision #denimpremierevision