Dates and Reviews of the Big US Tradeshows

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Kathleen Fasanella posted an extremely helpful entry a couple days ago on Fashion-Incubator. An excerpt:

As I did last year, I’ve created a spreadsheet listing dates, locations and websites (xls) of each show. It would seem we’ve lost and gained a few shows from last February. Gone: ASAP, Eco Show, Magia at Magic. New shows: FN Platform (shoes) and Workroom (?). As ever, the WWIN show is a must stop for DE women’s apparel lines. They also have a kidswear show, the competing Magic kids show is nothing to write home about. It’s harder to get to these last two shows (long story) but it’s worth the effort. All of the show links are in the spreadsheet.

Included in the post are links to a spreadsheet she's made with a calendar of events as well as links to FORTY-FOUR (44!) posts on her website about trade shows.

Visit the Fashion-Incubator blog to read the entry in full, get the spreadsheet, and find all those awesome other posts!

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Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Kathleen Fasanella posted an extremely helpful entry a couple days ago on Fashion-Incubator. An excerpt: As I did last year, I’ve created a spreadsheet listing dates, locations and websites (xls) of each show. It would seem we’ve lost and gained a few shows from last February. Gone: ASAP, Eco...

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