Ankorstore, Comexposium and WSN sign an unprecedented partnership to combine the best of the digital and physical worlds
September, 05th-07th 2026 – Paris Porte de Versailles Hall 1
From 5 to 7 September 2026, WSN set the pace for the new season at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Attendance rose by 3% year on year, with visitors travelling from 140 countries. International buyers and professionals made up 56% of the audience. Across the four shows, they came to meet 1,300 brands and suppliers—70% of them international and 39% exhibiting for the first time.
The figures point to an industry in rapid transition. WSN’s response is to stay ahead of it. Who’s Next, Bijorhca, Shoppe Object Paris and Interfilière Paris brought four complementary shows together with a new generation of services—all designed to turn inspiration into contacts, opportunities and practical solutions for brands and retailers.
More than a show: an experience
Each of the four shows had its own soundscape from the moment visitors stepped inside. Lighting, materials, spatial design and the flow between areas carried those distinct moods throughout the venue. The result was a show made to be explored: a place to look closely, touch, try and discover. Buyers came to spot what is next and shape future edits. Brands used the show to launch products, explore new categories and see how a new direction would land with the market. The shared setting encouraged everyone to look beyond familiar boundaries: footwear alongside jewellery, fashion next to design, raw materials in conversation with finished pieces.
Four fairs. One creative ecosystem.
Who’s Next, Bijorhca, Shoppe Object Paris and Interfilière Paris brought the creative industries together in all their breadth: ready-to-wear, accessories, jewellery, design, beauty, lifestyle, textiles and sourcing. Each fair kept its own identity, while their proximity offered a more open and connected view of the market. Buyers could move easily between categories, pick up unexpected references and build a more individual edit. Exhibitors discovered new trends and techniques, while meeting potential partners well beyond their own sector.