The 9th edition of London based trade show Dot to Dot is fast approaching, with an international cast of labels in attendance. This friendly boutique style show remains in the same central and welcoming location – the fabulous Vinyl factory at the back or the famous Carnaby street. But remember to register prior to your visit or take your business card as a strictly trade policy is exercised.
Straight from Italy, Pirouette will be there on the Monday looking out for the new Pirouette One to Watch award winners at the show. The 9th edition will also be hosting the launch of the UK version of German based Luna Magazine. During which the lovely Peggy Jusch, the editor in chief of Luna UK will be holding creative workshops for visitors and hosting an evening drinks event on the Saturday to celebrate the launch.
Always a great show for a little discovery, we have a quick chat with Peggy re the launch of the English Luna Mag and hear a little from show founders Carly Gledhill and Nicole Frobusch.
Pirouette One to Watch Award
As the season’s shows moves from Italy to London, keep watching on Monday the 22nd of January @pirouetteblog & @dottodotlondon to find out who the Pirouette One to Watch winners at the 9th edition of Dot to dot London will be!
To find out more about the new season, click here.
Luna Mag UK launch
Hello Peggy! For 2018, our favourite german publication Lunamag have decided to launch an english version, why do you think this is? Luna wants to grow and reach modern parents and their children outside of the German speaking countries. Globalisation is now!
What can we expect from the english variation? The English online magazine will be more focused on fashion, design and trends. Covering new brands, talking with interesting people from the industry, sharing motherhood wisdom and the latest news.
What’s your role? Editor in Chief
When does it launch? Tuesday 16.1.2018
https://www.lunamag.com/
We are launching on Tuesday. (Until then you can enter our give away by subscribing to our newsletter.)
Why did you choose Dot to Dot for launch in the UK? We are based in the UK and Dot to Dot reflects our style. It was a natural decision to team up for the launch event. The beginning of a long-term collaboration really.
Social media etc so we can follow?
https://www.facebook.com/Lunamagcom/
https://www.instagram.com/lunamagcom
Message from Dot to Dot directors
“9 is a very special number and our 9th show is set to be so. We aim to once again create a protected space for the brands, where wonderful collaborations can flourish, visitors can be relaxed and the atmosphere inspires connection with the people behind the brand. We can’t wait to see the AW collections and ideas from our forward thinking brands and designers”
Directors Carly Gledhill and Nicole Frobusch
Exhibitors (previously exhibited) to look out for Anamoly, Amy & Ivor, Hannah & Tiff, The Bonniemob , Organic Zoo and more…
New exhibitors Balloon Copenhagen, Gosoaky, The Faraway gang, Severina kids (Our Pirouette12watch award invited designer). Read interview here
Spot of lunch: Tibits (Florence’s fab recommendation)
Tibits
12-14 Heddon Street (off Regent Street)
London W1B 4DA
Phone +44 (0)207 758 4112
info@tibits.co.uk
DOT TO DOT, LONDON
www.dottodotlondon.com
9th Edition 21-21nd January 2018
Opening Hours:
Sunday 21st January 09:30- 5.00
Monday 22nd January 09:30- 4:30
Located at the Vinyl Factory, 18 Marshall Street, London W1F 7BE nestled just behind the iconic Carnaby Street.
Access is on Marshall Street, a short walk from Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus and Tottenham Court Road tube stations. Register here.
Katie Kendrick
Katie is a specialist in kids’ fashion and lifestyle, editor, consultant, content creator, and owner of Pirouette - a leading resource to the industry.
With a keen interest in both the business and creative aspects of the industry Katie has interviewed buyers, agents, stylists, designers, influencers, covered runway shows, produced trade show reports and curates thought provoking and engaging exhibitions.
She is passionate about good design, creativity and brands that manage to combine this with their environmental responsibility.
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