Hong Kong fashion week will be held from July 4 to 6. The trade event will house dedicated sections or zones to promote and differentiate fashion categories. The four main categories will be: apparel, upstream supplies, fashion accessories and technology and business matching.
The different zones under the four broad categories will cover footwear, leggings and socks, hair accessories and headwear, belts and ties and embroidery and sewing supplies. Other zones include: active wear, sportswear, intimate and swimwear, children’s wear, men in style, denim arcade and fabrics and yarn.
This is the world's second largest and Asia's largest fashion event. The fashion week will offer business matching services, networking receptions, seminars and buyer forums. A small order zone will be available for buyers who want to source from 5,000 to 1,000 pieces. A series of fashion shows and runway parades will be held.
Around 1,200 worldwide exhibitors are expected at the fair. The previous edition attracted 16,000 buyers from 65 countries and regions. This edition is for Spring/Summer. It will debut women’s wear and knitwear zones to optimise buyers' sourcing selection. There will be a unique premium section dedicated to promoting brand name garments in an elegant setting. International Fashion Designers’ Showcase will feature designer collections and fashion design talents.
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