On|Off Paris Showroom returns to Paris Fashion Week from the 4th to 10th March 2010. Supported by the UKTI, the exhibition will focus on showcasing exciting British-based labels to international buyers and press. Featuring both garment and accessory labels, On|Off Paris Showroom will present 14 innovative and promising designers handpicked by On|Off. This season welcomes back Yang Du, Georgia Hardinge and Falguni & Shane Peacock to the showroom with exciting new additions including: fashion fringe winner Eun Jeong, Elliott J. Frieze and Spijkers en Spijkers.
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“It’s great that the On|Off team are able to bring the designers they support to Paris as it will surely enhance their sales. From a buyer’s perspective it’s so easy and exciting to have all this new talent under one roof!”
Jemma Dyas, Buyer at Brown Focus
“On|Off Paris showroom is a destination showroom for us. The calibre of buyers are excellent from all over the world. We've had interest from Asia, Middle East, USA and Europe. The showroom is such an inviting environment with the On|Off look of being cool and slick. It's only the first day and already we've taken 3 large orders. From new key international stock-lists.”
Mumtaz Suterwalla, Fu-sion 360 on Behalf of Falguni & Shane Peacock
“Its been really great and sales have been fantastic. I have already made five sales within the first day of exhibiting all being international, from Japan to the US.”
Ostwald Helgason
“The On|Off Pairs showroom offers a fantastic platform for emerging designers to exhibit within the heart of Paris. The organisation and opportunities through On|Off have been valuable.”
Derek Lawlor
“What I found really helpful is when On|Off brought the buyers to meet us directly, its very interactive and open.”
Joanna Hynes
“Its an excellent platform for up and coming designers to be introduced to international buyers and press. The response has been really good from buyers like Japanese Shuichi Tajima from Cement By Own Boutique.”
Joanne Stoker
“The On|Off showroom continues to open new doors every season and has been fundamental to the building of my business for client base.”
Simon Ekrelius
“I found the On|Off Paris Showroom the best experience and such an important showroom to be involved in to build our brand.”
MumtazSuterwalla, Agent for Falguni&Shane Peacock
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Taking inspiration from Japanese body armour, contemporary knitwear designer Derek Lawlor’s AW 2010 collection pushes the boundaries within the world of knitwear. Lawlor uses wax cord to create shapes and loops in cashmere dresses emerging into beautiful figure hugging creations in dark monochromatic hues. With elements of tailoring combined with sleek feminine forms, Lawlor’s mesmerising technique truly makes him stand out from the rest in his field. |
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Mens- & Womenswear Sales Contact: Elliott J. Frieze debuts his women’s and menswear collection at On|Off in February 2010. A design philosophy and signature encompassing British Classics with modernity. Along side elegant drapery, an amalgamation of texture and driving the boundaries of structured tailoring, he has created a collection of intellectual depth and timeless sophistication. Elliott J. Frieze presents a collection true to his British heritage and set to be a firm |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: A FORGOTTEN STORY - Eun Jeong’s AW 2010 collection juxtaposes from last season, with the idea of movement inspired from the dimensions of a pop-up book. The romanticism of the collection, combined with the structural and architectural shapes created from elongated shoulders, represents the synergy between man and woman. A splash of red allows the forgotten story to be remembered and evoke a strong sense of power. |
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Womenswear Sales contact: Indian design duo serves up a lavish and glamorous AW 2010 collection featuring exceptional new printwork and design The label, known for its bold and audacious prints, showcases contrasting textures and vibrant colour, with mixed animal prints juxtaposed against leather slash panels. Flapper-style dresses and long-length flowing gowns are beautifully elegant yet presents an edgy twist, with leather/stud embellished dress straps. |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Georgia Hardinge’s AW 2010 collection - CAGE - emerges with subtle hints of restraint and the feeling of entrapment. Her collection maps the silhouette and curves of the female line, as architectual arrangements are constructed through the shape and form of the fabric. Hardinge exaggerates the female body with exposed boning and thick shapely embroidery, taking unconventional shapes and transforming them into truly ready to wear pieces. |
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Womenswear Sales contact: Jayne Pierson AW 2010 collection -‘TITANIA´S DREAM ’ - fuses silk with pleating and boning to create a strong silhouette and a high-end finish. Her love of art can be seen throughout her work from her elaborate hand-drawn, graphic prints to her leather drapery, tailoring and angular sillouhettes. Her designs uniquely flatter and accentuate the female form with an innovative and conceptual vision. |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Intergrating modernity with a dash of irreverence, Joanne Hynes AW 2010 collection presents luxurious demi couture creations. Dynamic shapes with heavy embellishment and intricate construction alongside the use of exquisite fabrics and bold colour Hynes creates an all round powerful new elegant look. |
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Accessories (Shoes) Sales Contact: Joanne Stoker’s AW 2010 collection presents an avant-garde approach to create exquisite vintage elegance using an array of futuristic metallic’s and textured exotic leathers. Her designs combine powerful architectural forms with clean lines and strong metal elements. |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Laura Theiss knitwear designs creates a new juxtapositions of shapes and fabrics by pleating, layering and twisting the knits of her dresses. Her opting for an unusual mix of colours, high contrasts and interesting volumes creates sporty but sensual pieces. Theiss designs are made with the contemporary, post-feminist women in mind, who loves comfort and knitwear. |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Utilising a more restricted and redefined colour palette, Ostwald Helgason AW 10 collection introduces a cleaner, less decorated look where the prints are reduced to a texture rather than an ornamentation. With an emphasis on layered tailoring and the haptic richness of textures, Ostwald Helgason presents a grownup approach to the mixture of prints and tailoring. |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Erika Trotzig collection for AW 2010 – POEM WITHOUT A HERO- takes inspiration from an imagined grand masquerade ball on the eve of the Great War. It highlights Trotzig’s signature soft tailoring with focus on subtle embellishment, fusing menswear references and adding a hint of romance and femininity. Both edgy and sophisticated the collection has a dark understatedly romantic aesthetic, taking its starting point from the designer’s |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Swedish designer Simon Ekerilus’s continues his architectural odyssey at On|Off with his latest AW 2010 women R-T-W collection which is unapologetically modern. Stark cut silhouettes of textured silks. New collection features ‘star buy’ awarded signature pieces, strong tailoring and the expressive prints. |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: The epigram of the film Metropolis (Fritz Lang, 1927) was the lead for Spijkers en Spijkers AW 2010 collection. The futuristic scenery of the film conveys not only the German expressionism, but also the contemporary Modernism and Art Deco elements of the collection. The Metropolis skyline is fused into printed silks which reflect the theme of the collection. The constant balance between shape, material and colour gives this collection a deep sense of fullness. |
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Womenswear Sales Contact: Surrealist fashion designer Yang Du’s collection - IT IS A DREAM IN COLOURS - blurs the lines between art and fashion. With a strong sense of playfulness combined with a modern aesthetic Du presents bold yet vivacious designs. Drawing inspiration from her trip to Ecuador, Du describes her designs as ‘relaxed, humorous and sexy’. With a reputation as an artist turned fashion designer extraordinaire Du continues along her fashion path, inspired by love and life. |
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The On|Off Paris Showroom have an ideal central location, within the fashionable Marais, and located not far from other established showrooms and tradeshows.This offers buyers easy access to several showrooms/tradeshows in one area.
For more information or any queries please contact:
MarielleBorekul
020 580 7740
marielle@thedoll.org