11>12 January 2011

Metropolitan Pavilion & Altman Bldg, 125-135 West, 18th Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues), NY 10011

A large offer of fashion information

• A selection of designs presented by the exhibitors: the Exhibitors’ Trend Wall.
• The Indigo fashion information, for surface Design, one month before the Indigo show in Paris!
• Première Vision colors for the Fall Winter 2011-12 season: Color Wall and Color Card.

August 2010 seminars

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DIRECTION by Indigo Surface Seminar Series schedule:

• » Day 1: Tuesday 3-Aug-10

  9:30am

  Carol Meek, Color Portolio, Inc.
  Fall/Winter 2011/12 Heritage- Reaching Into the Past and Continuing With the New.
  The key term for the Fall/Winter 2011 season is heritage. Going back to one's roots and refeshing old ideas is what Fall is all about. There is value in tradition and quality. Fabrics and finishes offer a point of difference this season, adding value for the consumer. The presentation focuses on color and trends for Menswear and Women.

  10:30am

  Ben Gomes, OPR Think Out of The Box Fall/Winter 2011/12

  11:30 AM

  Lilly Berelovich, Fashion Snoops
  Ladies and Men's Trends for Fall/ Winter 11/12
  Break through Fall/ Winter 11/12 and beyond with essential global tend inspiration. Get inspired by our recap of upcoming trends in theme, color, fabric, key bodies and more.

  12:30 PM

  Lilly Berelovich, Fashion Snoops
  Kids and Toddler trends for Fall/ Winter 11/12
  Break through Fall/ Winter 11/12 and beyond with essential global tend inspiration. Get inspired by our recap of upcoming trends in theme, color, fabric, key bodies and more.

  1:30 PM

  Sharon Graubard, Stylesight
  Men's Runway Roadmap
  A clear and concise edit of F/W 10 runways with an eye toward F/W 11, offering 5 viable trends with key items, colors and accessories, linking each trend to references from fashion history, film, art and important cultural movements.

  2:30 PM

  Sharon Graubard, Stylesight
  Women's Runway Roadmap
  A clear and concise edit of F/W 10 runways with an eye toward F/W 11, offering 5 viable trends with key items, colors and accessories, linking each trend to references from fashion history, film, art and important cultural movements.

  3:30 AM

  Tonya Blazio-Licorish, Mudpie/mpd click for OPR
  The New Equilibrium Fall/Winter 2011/12

  4:30 PM

  Janet Jacobs, Kids A La Mode
  International Children's Fashion Collections Key Trend Highlights—Fall/ Winter 2010/2011

• » Day 2: Wednesday 4-Aug-10

  9:00 AM

  Laurie Pressman,Pantone, Inc.
  The Wonder of Color Fall/Winter 2011/12

  10:00 AM

  Debbie Weinberg, OPR & Ready-Made
  Reflecting Fall/Winter 2011/12

  11:00 AM

  Fran and Arnold Sude, Design Options Los Angeles
  Thinking out of the box for success in Fall/Winter 2011/12
  Color combinations that are both edgy and commercial are key to good selling. Find direction in unexpected places, use your creativity, let yourself go! A free season of color will be given away to a lucky attendee.

  12:00 PM

  Neville Bean, Neville Bean Design
  Tell Me A Story / Trend Themes for Fall/Winter 2011/12
  Neville Bean will explore the wonderful array of trends for Fall, and the personalities at the center of each of our stories. Our Heroine is endowed with Ephemeral Beauty or has a Flair for The Theatrical. Our Themes take her on adventures into Science, Art and Architecture. Unexpected juxtapositions delight us with wit, and exuberant creativity.

  1:00 PM

  Chris Gilbert, Fashion Edit 247
  International Women’s Collections 2010.
  Key Trend Highlights and how they will influence Autumn/Winter 2011/12

  2:00 PM

  Emmanuelle Linard, Edelkoort Inc.
  Trend Union, Taking Flight Fall/Winter 2011/12
  Christine Boland, Exploring Biotopia Fall/Winter 2011/12

  3:30 PM

  Samanta Cortes, Fashion Design Concepts
  How To Take Design & Embellishment To The Next Level and Embroidery Trends Fall/Winter 2011/12

  4:30 PM

  Lisa Kwock, SPECIFA, SOS and Rosaline Yin, KODAK
  Icon Individual, 2012-2013 experiential forms, prints and palettes

Program Subject to Change. First-Come Seating