NFP is a consulting agency based in Paris providing strategic, organizational, operational and management support to International brands from the Luxury, Fashion and Retail industries.
Thanks to its team of industry experts, NFP shapes tailored solutions for various profiles from start-up to multinational brands, to guarantee top and bottom line results in the context of sustainable Business Models.
As founder and CEO of NFP, my main objective has been to build a network of Fashion and Luxury experts, to fully understand and inspire the brands we are advising.
During these latest years, we have developed a highly personalized approach for each brand we have been supporting, in order to help them to prepare their future and to build their vision.
At NFP, we are dedicated to put the best of our Fashion and Luxury expertise forward to our clients. We measure our contribution through the decisive impact of our support and advice on their business challenges. Our success is the incremental value we create for the Brands.
JEM, Jewerlery Ethically Minded, embodies jewelry that combine ethical awareness and commitment. From an apparent minimalism and a singular strength, JEM collections express a simple, timeless, uncluttered, and frank elegance, bearer of symbol.
Located in Selfridges’ iconic corner shop, the limited pop-up installation offers an interactive and immersive experience illuminated by color. Built using responsible, recyclable materials, the immersive space is defined by seven technology destinations lit by the seven colors of the rainbow. See and feel the products, learn about Pangaia’s technologies, discover limited edition collection and explore new product offerings added each week.
400 Oxford St, Marylebone, London, from April 12th until May 7th.
An initiative launched under the aegis of the Paris Good Fashion collective asked citizens to reflect and make proposals in favor of more responsible fashion. This intended to accelerate the metamorphosis of one of the most polluting industries on the planet. More than 100.000 French citizens participated to the project. Their biggest preoccupations were recycling, second hand, materials traceability, the Made in France or the packaging issues.