Denim Première Vision deciphers trends and innovations in Milan this December 4 and 5 (#1683243)

The latest experiments in laser finishing, a mixture of regenerative cotton and a new lycra material from plant resources, the spraying of recycled denim to make objects or furniture… These December 4 and 5, the The 34th edition of the Denim Première Vision show will be an opportunity to discover innovations in the world of blue canvas.

There will of course be a question of new products within the Superstudio Piu in Milan where the approximately 71 exhibitors, whether they are spinners and denim makers as well as garment makers, finishers or suppliers of accessories and technological service providers, will present their solutions for the third consecutive edition.

In order to see clearly the spring-summer 2026 trends, the Denim PV team offers seminars to decipher the movements at work in the sector but also a forum presenting examples of clothes, cuts and treatments imagined by the exhibitors. Among the players present at this session are Kuroki, Kipas, Archroma, Tonello, Kassim, Isko, Fashion Art, and M&J Group. International representatives of the sector came to interact with leading labels and fashion players who are attending the event.

In terms of innovations and information, the programming of conferences and presentations will allow us to go into detail about the latest responsible or technological innovations from players on the blue web. Thus Arianna Moroder, textile designer at Lottozero, will address the theme of creating the denim of tomorrow this Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. The next day at noon, Amy Leverton from Denim Dudes will discuss the impact of cultural developments on denim design and trends. And at 3 p.m., the women of denim will be in the spotlight with a panel discussion detailing how women have revolutionized trends in fashion. There will also be a question of strategic vision of the market with, for example, a conference on December 4 at 2 p.m. on the Middle East market.

The event also sets up with Loreto Di Rienzo by Dyloan Bond Factory, an exhibition bridging denim and technology or a space dedicated to brand presentations, the Denim Fashion District which notably presents collections from Carrera Jeans, Daily Blue by Adriano Goldschmied and the Fade out label .