Blossom Première Vision: Where Arts and Crafts Meet Exceptional Fashion
Première Vision reaffirms its commitment to showcasing craftsmanship, weaving an inspiring synergy between artistic savoir-faire and exceptional fashion. Blossom Première Vision unfolds as an open, vibrant hub of creative forces, revealing living, visionary skills deeply rooted in their territories—preserving excellence while embracing innovation. Acting as a true connector, Blossom PV offers luxury houses and premium brands the opportunity to meet and imagine bespoke materials that will enrich tomorrow’s collections.
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For this new edition, Blossom Première Vision offers buyers a fresh perspective on creation, placing the artisans’ gestures and savoir-faire at the heart of the experience. The show invites visitors into an immersive journey through the métiers: a path punctuated by technical demonstrations that reveal materials in transformation and showcase the precision, mastery, and inventiveness behind every development. This dynamic approach fosters privileged dialogue with exhibitors, deepens understanding of processes, and encourages viewing materials as a true playground for experimentation—opening the way to bold, inspiring sourcing choices.
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Atelier Reverdie and Atelier Marion Chopineau, guest creators for this edition
Atelier Reverdie |
Atelier Marion Chopineau |
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Atelier Reverdie is an artisanal leather workshop with a dedicated creative studio. Founded by Pierre Roux, it brings together a team specialising in the creation of objects and furniture that combine leather with other noble materials. The atelier masters rare skills such as leather marquetry and fine leather casing. Its bespoke services, from small to medium series, cater to professionals in luxury, design, fashion, and hospitality. |
Marion Chopineau designs embroideries, accessories, and textile concepts for leading couture houses. She creates contemporary structures that alter, hybridise, and reinterpret both traditional and innovative techniques. By fusing basketry with macramé or molding with knit design, she explores, invents, and redefines her own transversal vocabulary.
With a particular focus on volumetric creations or pieces molded directly onto the body, she conceives structures that evoke morphology or minimalist architectures. |
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