It’s one of the coolest cities in the world anyway, but twice a year Berlin turns into an international destination for fashion and design. Berlin Fashion Week turns the city into a thriving hub of fashion enthusiasts, buyers, trade experts and media personnel; all of whom interact and mingle at awards ceremonies, fashion trade shows while attending exhibitions and off-site events.
Highlights from this year’s event include Bread & Butter, the world famous trade fair for street and urban wear at the legendary Temelhof Airport, fashion show Premium at the Station Berlin and Panorama in the Berlin ExpoCentre; all of which start from the 8th of July.
You’ll find ordering platform for high fashion Show & Order; the streetwear fair Bright, the New York Trade Show (capsule) along with the trade fair for Plus Size fashion “curvy is sexy” making appearances throughout the weeks events, showcasing a diverse range of fashion from each one.
The week is also going to be taking a look at the green credentials of fashion again, by showcasing the latest in green trends and discussing questions surrounding ecological design. Among the week’s eco-shows are GreenShowroom, Ethical Fashion Show, Showfloor Berlin and Lavera Showfloor. The showfloor days take place on various days at various locations around Berlin so that everyone interested in fashion can get involved.
Berlin Fashion Week starts on the 8th of July and runs until the 13th. Some events require tickets and some are free, check on the website for more information about all of the individual events.
If you’re planning on visiting Berlin for the fashion week or just generally making the journey in the future, make sure you download the Trippa Berlin guide before you go to get all the essential information on the best places to stay, eat, drink, see and shop. If you’re not going to Berlin any time soon why don’t you download one of our other fantastic guides like Trippa Athens,Barcelona, Cardiff, London, Helsinki, Marseille, Oslo, Palma, Reykjavik, Seville or Stockholm
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