In January the digital edition is repeated
The platform of Brazilian suppliers dedicated to the design and innovation of materials, components and accessories for world fashion will take place between Tuesday 26th and Wednesday 27th January 2021.
Once again, it will take place virtually, to which will be added “inspiring attractions” for an additional 30 days.
Thus, in the next edition of INSPIRAMAIS the proposals for the 2022_I season will be presented, aimed at the footwear, clothing, accessories, jewelry and furniture sectors. Such references are the product of a survey of the Research Center in relation to the evolution of fashion content and concepts, where the main guidelines of the trend can be observed, such as characteristics of materials and color chart of the mentioned season.
The virtual fair will be structured under the concept of "Antidote", which refers to the context of the pandemic and the changes in daily life. The ideas of NATURAR come from this motto, related to the production of materials with multidisciplinary teams, biodiversity, cooperation and processes with innovation. Meanwhile, DAILY LIFE will focus on confinement and the lessons derived from it.
In August 2020, first digital edition
Between August 25th and 27th, the digital version of INSPIRAMAIS was released for the first time. The fair was divided into virtual stands, lectures, business roundtables, color chart dissemination and research projects.
For the offer as a whole, 166 thousand visited pages were registered. Specifically, the 150 stands exceeded 40 thousand accesses and reached 3,000 business meetings.
Referring to the attendance, from the organization of the fair they reported the presence of visitors from Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, England, the United States, France, Italy and African and Asian representatives.
For its part, the Buyer Project had a participation of more than 50 companies, which held 300 business rounds. The countries that were part of the initiative were Uruguay, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Mexico, Colombia, India, the United States and Ecuador. The action was promoted by By Brasil Components, Machinery and Chemicals.
