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Since January 2020, the FHCM has operated Sphere Paris Fashion Week® Showroom,
with the support of DEFI and L’Oréal Paris. Sphere is part of its mission to support
emerging designers. It brings together a group of brands invited to the Official Calendar
or fashion prize winner, selected for their creativity and development potential.
Menswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 showroom session will take place at the Palais de
Tokyo from Wednesday 17th, January to Sunday, January 21st. A digital version will also
be available by invitation with the help of Le New Black and Grand Shooting from
Wednesday 17th, January.
SPHERE PARIS FASHION WEEK® SHOWROOM
This season, the Sphere Paris Fashion Week® Showroom will feature:
JEANNE FRIOT*
LAGOS SPACE PROGRAMME*
OUEST PARIS*
ROLF EKROTH
STEVEN PASSARO*
VALETTE STUDIO*
(*Indicates brands on the Paris Fashion Week® Official Calendar)
For all these actions dedicated to emerging brands, the FHCM benefits from the
continuous support of DEFI and L’Oréal Paris, Official Partners.
UN SHOWROOM POUR ACCOMPAGNER LES MARQUES ÉMERGENTES
DE LA PARIS FASHION WEEK®
Depuis janvier 2020, la FHCM opère, avec le soutien du DEFI et L’Oréal Paris, Sphère
Paris Fashion Week® Showroom. Sphère s’inscrit dans sa politique de soutien à la jeune
création et rassemble un ensemble de marques invitées au Calendrier Officiel ou
lauréates de prix, sélectionnées pour leur créativité et leur potentiel de développement.
La session Mode Masculine pour la saison Automne/Hiver 2024-2025 aura lieu au
Palais de Tokyo du mercredi 17 au dimanche 21 janvier 2024. Une version digitale
sera également disponible sur invitation avec le soutien de Le New Black et de Grand
Shooting à partir du mercredi 17 janvier 2024.
SPHERE PARIS FASHION WEEK® SHOWROOM
Cette saison, le Sphère Paris Fashion Week® Showroom rassemblera :
JEANNE FRIOT*
LAGOS SPACE PROGRAMME*
OUEST PARIS*
ROLF EKROTH
STEVEN PASSARO*
VALETTE STUDIO*
(*Indique les marques du Calendrier Officiel de la Paris Fashion Week®)
Pour l’ensemble de ces actions, la FHCM bénéficie du soutien continu du DEFI et de
L’Oréal Paris, Partenaires Officiels.
JEANNE FRIOT
Jeanne Friot est une marque non genrée basée à
Paris et fondée en 2020. La marque propose des
pièces produites en série limitée à partir de matières
recyclées ou upcyclées. Diplômée de l’école
Duperré puis de l’Institut Français de la Mode en
2018, Jeanne Friot a fait ses gammes dans plusieurs
maisons dont Balenciaga. Passionnée par la création
d’images, elle a également collaboré en tant que
styliste à des éditoriaux tels que Vogue Italia et
Les Inrocks. La jeune créatrice propose une mode
éthique et inclusive fabriquée en France depuis
janvier 2022. La créatrice a rejoint le Calendrier
officiel des présentations de la Paris Fashion Week®
en juin 2022.
Jeanne Friot is a Paris-based, gender-neutral brand
founded in 2020. The brand offers pieces produced in
limited series from recycled or upcycled materials. A
graduate of the Duperré school and then the French
Fashion Institute in 2018, Jeanne Friot has worked
in several houses including Balenciaga. Passionate
about creating images, she has also collaborated
as a stylist with editorials such as Vogue Italia and
Les Inrocks. The young designer offers an ethical
and inclusive fashion made in France since January
2022. The designer has joined the Official Calendar
of Paris Fashion Week® presentations in June 2022.
LAGOS SPACE
PROGRAMME
Lagos Space Programme, créée par Adeju Thompson en
2018, est un concept de design autour de collaborations
artistiques multi disciplinaires, basé à Lagos. Adeju et
son équipe envisage l’avenir de l’Afrique en proposant
des interprétations innovantes de la beauté, à travers
des pièces non genrées et haut de gamme. Réalisée
dans des ateliers locaux justement rémunérés, il
revendique une slow fashion qui peut mettre en lumière
le travail ancestral de fondeurs du Benin ou des teintures
naturelles en indigo biologique. En 2021, Lagos Space
Programme est demi-finaliste du Prix LVMH puis des
pièces réalisées par la marque seront exposées au
Victoria and Albert museum et au RISD Museum. En mai
2023, la marque remporte le Prix International Woolmark
et rejoint le Calendrier Officiel des présentations de la
Paris Fashion Week®.
Lagos Space Programme, which has been created by
Adeju Thompson in 2018, is a design concept based
in Lagos, centered around multidisciplinary artistic
collaborations. Adeju and his team envision the future
of Africa by offering innovative interpretations of beauty
through high-end, non-gendered pieces. Crafted in justly
compensated local workshops, the brand advocates
for slow fashion, which can highlight ancestral work of
Benin metalworkers or organic indigo natural dyeing. In
2021, Lagos Space Programme became a semi-finalist
for the LVMH Prize and pieces created by the brand were
exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum, the RISD
Museum, among others. In May 2023, the brand won
the International Woolmark Prize and joined the Official
Calendar of the Paris Fashion Week® presentations.
OUEST PARIS
Diplômé de l’Atelier Chardon Savard, Arthur Robert a
travaillé plus de dix ans comme designer pour plusieurs
maisons parisiennes avant de lancer sa marque
éponyme en 2021. Captant l’air du temps avec positivité
et liberté tout en explorant la pop culture, OUEST Paris
revisite les archétypes d’un vestiaire urbain et moderne.
OUEST Paris est la rencontre de Paris et d’une Californie
rêvée ; du denim brut, des pièces inspirées du skate,
des volumes traditionnels, des détails workwears et des
tissus durables. Finaliste du Prix Pierre Bergé de l’ANDAM
en 2023, Arthur Robert se fait l’écho d’une vision
multiculturelle consciente des enjeux environnementaux
et sociétaux de notre époque. OUEST PARIS rejoint le
Calendrier Officiel des présentations de la Paris Fashion
Week® pour cette fashion week de janvier.
Graduating from Atelier Chardon Savard, Arthur Robert
worked for over ten years as a designer for several
parisian houses before launching his eponymous label
in 2021. Capturing the zeitgeist with positivity and
freedom and exploring pop culture OUEST Paris revisits
the archetypes of a urban and modern wardrobe. OUEST
Paris is Paris meets dreamy California; raw denim, skateinspired pieces, traditional volumes, workwear details
and sustainable fabrics. Finalist of the 2023 Pierre Bergé
ANDAM Prize, Arthur Robert echoes a multicultural
vision aware of the environmental and societal issues of
our time. OUEST PARIS joins the Official Calendar of Paris
Fashion Week® presentations for this January fashion
week.
ROLF EKROTH
Rolf Ekroth se distingue par une approche
multidimensionnelle : utilitaire, nostalgique et
durable, puisant à la fois dans une esthétique
nordique et dans le streetwear. Diplômé de
l’Université Aalto à Helsinki, Rolf Elkroth a remporté
le prix du Young Designer of the Year en Finlande
en 2015. L’année suivante, il est finaliste du Festival
International de Mode de Hyères, où il remporte
le prix Galeries Lafayette. Depuis 2021, sa marque
éponyme célèbre et modernise l’héritage et le
savoir-faire finlandais. Il défile dans le cadre de la
Copenhagen Fashion Week depuis août 2023.
Rolf Ekroth has a multi-dimensional approach:
utilitarian, nostalgic, and sustainable, drawing on
both Nordic aesthetics and streetwear. A graduate
of Aalto University in Helsinki, Rolf Elkroth won
Finland’s Young Designer of the Year award in 2015.
The following year, he was a finalist at the Festival
International de Mode de Hyères, where he won the
Galeries Lafayette prize. Since 2021, his eponymous
brand has been celebrating and modernizing
Finnish heritage and expertise. His shows have
been part of the Copenhagen Fashion Week Official
Calendar since August 2023.
STEVEN
PASSARO
Steven Passaro a étudié la scénographie à l’école
Duperré à Paris, puis a décidé de se concentrer sur
la mode masculine en étudiant au London College
of Fashion dont il sort diplômé en 2018. Il fonde
sa marque éponyme l’année suivante et présente
à Londres sa première collection. Steven Passaro
repense le vestiaire masculin en mêlant tailoring
parfait inspiré par Savile Row et une technologie
de prototypage virtuel 3D. En développant ses
collections sans toiles, Steven Passaro crée et
visualise ses patronages sur avatar et repousse
ainsi les limites de l’écoresponsabilité. Le créateur
a rejoint le Calendrier officiel de la Paris Fashion
Week® en janvier 2022.
Steven Passaro studied set design at the Duperré
School in Paris, then decided to focus on menswear
by studying at the London College of Fashion and
graduated in 2018. He founded his eponymous
brand the following year and presented his first
collection in London. Steven Passaro rethinks
the men’s wardrobe by mixing perfect tailoring
inspired by Savile Row and a 3D virtual prototyping
technology. By developing his collections without
fabrics, Steven Passaro creates and visualizes his
patterns on an avatar and thus pushes the limits
of eco-responsibility. The designer has joined the
official Calendar of Paris Fashion Week® in January
2022.
VALETTE
STUDIO
Pierre-François Valette lance son label Valette à Paris
en 2020 après s’être formé à l’Ecole de la Chambre
Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, au studio Isabel
Marant, et au sein de la maison Saint Laurent. Le
jeune créateur, centré sur le savoir-faire artisanal,
nourrit une appétence particulière pour la narration,
les arts et la scène, aux fondements de l’identité de
la marque. Ses pièces, qui séduisent les femmes
autant que les hommes, sont pensées pour durer.
Attaché à la transmission Pierre-François Valette,
valorise tant les techniques traditionnelles que les
artisans avec lesquels il collabore. VALETTE STUDIO
veille à raconter des histoires et son prêt à porter
fait écho à toute une série d’accessoires. VALETTE
STUDIO est invité au Calendrier officiel depuis juin
2021.
Pierre-François Valette launches his label Valette in
Paris in 2020 after training at the Ecole de la Chambre
Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, the Isabel
Marant studio, and the Saint Laurent fashion house.
The young designer, focused on craftsmanship, has
a particular appetite for storytelling, the arts and
the stage, the foundations of the brand’s identity.
His pieces, which appeal to women as much as
men, are designed to last. Pierre-François Valette
is committed to the transmission of knowledge
and values both traditional techniques and the
craftsmen with whom he collaborates. VALETTE
STUDIO makes sure to tell stories and its ready-towear echoes a whole series of accessories.VALETTE
STUDIO has been invited to the Official Calendar
since June 2021.
The Federation of Haute Couture and Fashion (FHCM) brings together French and international creative houses selected for their creativity and their unique and innovative know-how. The FHCM is both a Professional Organization serving its Members and an Event Organization which coordinates Paris Fashion Week® and Haute Couture Week.
OUR HISTORY
A story that begins in 1868
At the origin of the Federation is the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. Created in 1868 under the name of Chambre Syndicale de la Couture, des Confectioneurs et des Taileurs pour Dame, it became the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne on December 14, 1910. Following the decision of January 23, 1945 relating to the creation of the legally controlled name “Haute Couture”, it becomes the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. Only houses benefiting from the designation which can be used by companies approved each year by a dedicated commission held under the aegis of the Ministry of Industry sit there.
During the 1960s, the movement of fashion designers who joined forces with the great couturiers emerged. Thus the Chambre Syndicale du Prêt-à-Porter des Couturiers et des Créateurs de Mode was created on October 8, 1973.
That same day the Chambre Syndicale de la Mode Masculine was born.
The dynamic brought by these three Trade Union Chambers led to the creation on the same day of the French Federation of Couture, Ready-to-Wear Couturiers and Fashion Designers. On June 29, 2017, it became the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.
Haute Couture, a French exception
Haute Couture is a French exception and as the name of the Federation indicates, it is at the heart of the Fashion ecosystem. Of great modernity, it is a permanent bridge between a tradition of excellence in know-how and a contemporaneity of creation today integrating manufacturing techniques at the cutting edge of innovation.
The Haute Couture collections are presented twice a year in January and July.
Because of its extraordinary character, it is given a separate status. Since 2010 its official calendar has welcomed the High Jewelry Houses members of the Federation. This approach allows for synchronicity of presentations, but also to unfold the history of 2 sectors with exceptional know-how and in perpetual reinvention.
The origin of Haute Couture is attributed to Charles Frédéric WORTH who created the first true Couture House in 1858 at 7 rue de la Paix in Paris. Before that Rose Bertin, Marie-Antoinette's "Minister of Fashion", had prefigured it and was the first to begin to liberate the female body while adorning her creations with embroidery, lace and rose petals. Addition.
Following a decree published on January 23, 1945, the name “Haute Couture” became a legally controlled name. Only houses and companies approved each year by a dedicated commission led by the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture, held under the aegis of the Ministry of Industry, can benefit from it.
Preferred area of handwork carried out in the workshops of the houses, a laboratory of ideas and techniques, a space where creativity can be freely expressed, Haute Couture, whose international reputation has never waned, contributes to make Paris the fashion capital of the world. Haute Couture is distinguished by the uniqueness of the models created each year, and the individualization of these models which are then made to measure for the clientele.
Haute Couture, like contemporary High Jewelry, sometimes disrupts and disrupts academic forms to adapt to the times. They bring an undeniable addition of sensoriality and imagination in addition to remaining extremely modern, often drawing on new technologies.
Haute Couture and fashion today are inexhaustible areas of expression and creativity. Both constitute a major pole of the French economy. During Paris Fashion Week®, the capital becomes for a few days one of the most important financial hubs in the world.
