Situated in Hall 19, The Studio will present content specific to the jewellery sector organised by five key themes: Future Trends, Design Talent, Digital Skills, Technology and Understanding the Consumer.
This tailored jewellery industry content will be complemented by two further seminar theatres, The Main Stage and The Retail Skills Theatre, situated in Spring Fair Halls 20 and 6 respectively. All three spaces are conveniently located within a five-minute walk of each other and are completely free to attend.
Visitors to Jewellery & Watch will have a unique opportunity to get ahead with a range of trend forecasting and creative design sessions. On Day One, discover how to create a consistent visual merchandising strategy online and in-store with Serena Rizzi, former head of visual merchandising for stationary brand, Moleskin, and now a consultant at Prospettive Creative. With a wealth of omni-channel shopping experience, Rizzi is guaranteed to leave ecommerce and retail business owners feeling inspired.
Hannah Malein, creative director of Colour Hive and head of trends at MIX Magazine will share her 'Colour & Material Trend Forecast for Spring Summer 2020' on Day Two, while Jane Kellock, founder and creative director of Unique Style Platform, will put trends into context with her invaluable round-up of AW19 and SS20 catwalk and fashion look on Day Four.
Visitors on Day Four with an interest in bridal jewellery are also encouraged to attend 'Bridal Trends: What Will be Driving Bridal Fashion in Spring-Summer 2020' to hear what will be driving the sector over the next 18 months.
The complete seminar schedules and timings for The Studio, The Main Stage and The Retail Skills Theatre will soon be available to view on the Jewellery & Watch and Spring Fair websites. To plan your visit and secure your free ticket, please visit jewelleryandwatchbirmingham.com.
Jewellery & Watch will take place from February 3rd-7th, 2019 at the NEC, Birmingham.
