Find out the Truth About Fashion Industry Trade Shows

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Trade shows offer fashion and accessory brands the opportunity to connect directly with top buyers with the primary goal of securing wholesale orders. However, shows are also an opportunity to create a brand experience, receive feedback, build relationships and network with like-minded brands. Most tradeshows require hefty upfront costs, and a strategy that goes far beyond, “stand at booth and wait to be discovered.”

There are a ton of  fashion trade shows to choose from, and as part of our ongoing Build Your Fashion Brand Summer series tackling important decisions facing emerging fashion designers, the next BYFB ext digital workshop will focus on helping you to decide if – when – and what – trade shows are the right investment for your brand.

Joining us on July 15 is special guest expert, Alexandra D’Archangelo,  Show Director at EDIT.

AlexEdit is a New York-based event featuring emerging designers in the premium women’s wear market, geared to contemporary and luxury retailers.

Alex started her career in fashion events over a dozen years ago in Special Events and PR at Holt Renfrew, in Canada. Prior to the launch of EDIT Alex marketed the largest apparel fabrics trade show in North America and worked on runway shows in NY and Paris for designers including KENZO, Nicole Miller, Cynthia Rowley, Dion Lee and Daniel Vosovic.

 

In this session, we’ll tackle:

  • Trade show pros and cons for emerging designers
  • Different trade shows and which are right for your brand
  • Virtual vs Offline tradeshows
  • Little known costs and considerations
  • How to make the most of your trade show experience

 Sign up and join us live on July 15 at 8pm ET

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Crosby Noricks

Crosby Noricks

Known as the “fashion publicist’s most powerful accessory,” (San Diego Union-Tribune) and the “West Coast ‘It’ girl of fashion PR,” (YFS Magazine) Crosby Noricks put fashion public relations on the digital map when she launched PR Couture in 2006. She is the author of Ready to Launch: The PR Couture Guide to Breaking into Fashion PR, available on Amazon. A decade later, Crosby is a successful fashion marketing strategist who spends her time championing PR Couture's growth and mentoring fashion publicists through her signature online course PRISM. Learn more about opportunities to work directly with Crosby at her website crosbynoricks.com

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