Alternative lifestyle trade show LondonEdge has launched an online sourcing platform to connect brands and buyers worldwide all year round.
LondonEdgeNow is a new business-to-business digital showroom. Buyers will be able to source, view and order multiple collections via one single platform.
The platform is based on the LondonEdge trade show that takes place twice a year at the Business Design Centre in Islington.
Managing director and co-founder, Carole Hunter, said: “Globally recognized as the go-to brand to discover new and bold collections LondonEdgeNow means this community can now reach every corner of the world in every time zone. For brands who want an international presence in the lifestyle fashion market LondonedgeNow is a must”.
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