SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA LINGERIE

Update for the Event

The SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA LINGERIE 2023 will be held as an in-person event between 02.07.2023 and 04.07.2023. A strict Covid-19 prevention plan will not be implemented at the Paris Porte de Versailles. This is due to the improving pandemic situation, which warranted the removal of the national limitations. Attendees travelling from China must show 3G documents and a signed attestation before leaving the airport due to the travel restrictions.

Presentation of the Event

SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA LINGERIE is the stage where the hottest designs and collections of lingerie, corsetry and swimwear make their debut for the upcoming season. The international trade show has been highly anticipated and will open its doors on January 18th at least with a program that ends on January 20th. Numbers are looking good with over 400 brands expected to participate and attendance projected to exceed 14,000 trade visitors. If you’re hearing to Paris, France, be sure to get special offers on your accommodation from Trade Fair Trips ltd.

Allow Trade Fair Trips ltd to sort out your accommodation for SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA LINGERIE. It’s worth it, especially if you want to spend little. Our team helps you pay less, receive modern accommodation and find yourself near public transport for a short commute. With this advantage, you’re bound to network better, present your wares and gain recognition at SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA LINGERIE. The trade show is a force in the fashion world. The Retailers Lunch and Tea Time events are just the thing to help you broaden your network of connections and locate potential business opportunities.

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Past Editions

2022 Edition

The 2022 edition of SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA LINGERIE was a face-to-face trade fair that took place between the dates of June 18th, 2022 and June 20th, 2022. It occurred in the absence of extensive Covid-19 safeguards at the Paris Porte de Versailles. The venue did not feature such measures because of France removing its national restrictions, which was greatly appreciated by the 174 exhibitors from 32 nations.