Steve Mergarten Mrs. Malaspino English 12 A November 28‚ 2009 Becoming a Fashion Designer Cynthia Nellis‚ in her column “Day in the Life of a Fashion Couture Designer”‚ says‚ “... nothing is ever typical in the world of fashion...no day is ever ’routine’‚ although we begin and end each day more or less the same: in early‚ out late.” Working as a Fashion Designer is a very busy‚ hard and challenging job. You have to provide a lot of strengths in creativity‚ marketing and determination; to be
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| The Idea of Fashion as a Performance | Yashika Makan | This essay refers to certain articles and talks about fashion and how it can be a performance art‚ and how certain components relate to it to enhance and back up the idea that fashion is a performative art. | Can fashion be considered as a performative art or not? In my essay I will be referring to two main sources that indicate that it can be a performative art‚ showing a connection
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never grow out of playing dress up‚ and that I could enter a world that would be perfect for me. Although‚ being a fashion editor has always been my dream it comes with many roles‚ expectations‚ and requirements I must get used to. The first thing that a Fashion Editor should get used to is the many roles they have to encounter. Someone aspiring to be in the position of a fashion editor needs “an ability to work under pressure‚ as all magazine publishers give their writers firm deadlines” (Giacobello
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INTERNATIONALISATION OF SPANISH FASHION BRAND ZARA Carmen Lopez Ying Fan Brunel Business School Brunel University Uxbridge UB8 3PH England +44-1895-267239 Key Words Internationalisation‚ fashion retailing‚ market entry‚ branding‚ international marketing‚ Zara 1 INTERNATIONALISATION OF SPANISH FASHION BRAND ZARA ABSTRACT Purpose Research on the internationalisation of retailing has been mainly focused on market entry issues. This paper attempts to examine the internationalisation process
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Pleasures of Fast Fashion” Marc Bain states “shoppers love a bargain‚ and fast-fashion collaborations with designers draw big crowds looking for high design at low prices” (Bain p4). How many of those people really needed new clothing or even enjoyed what they got after they purchased it. Its morally wrong to simply buy something because it’s on sale or seems like a good deal. Why buy something just so you can get rid of it later. According to Bain‚ “ One email survey of American women found that those
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Pre 1900’s Fashion In the early 1900’s also known as the Edwardian Era‚ fashion was more important than comfort. It was an era if elegance and grace‚ clothing was considered a status symbol. The silhouette of the early 1900’s was an “S” shaped figure‚ female bodies were corseted to a small waist with exaggerated curved hips and buttocks. It was very important the women wore corsets throughout the early 1900 and even before that time. Thus‚ added emphasized on the waist giving the women various curves
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Extend the Fashion Life: Topshop’s strategies From the article Outcome-Driven Supply Chains (Melnyk‚ Davis‚ Spekman and Sandor‚ 2010)‚ we’ve got the idea that supply chain managers should regards on the six basic supply chain outcomes (“cost‚” responsiveness‚ security‚ sustainability‚ resilience and innovation)‚ and at least one of them must be provided when make supply chain strategies. The marketing situations and customers’ minds changing all the time‚ in practice‚ some of the companies only
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ADVERTISING AND FASHION RETAILING PROJECT REPORT SUBMITTED TO: SIR. AKBAR ABBAS BANGASH ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We wish to acknowledge our regards and benevolent sir Akbar Abbas Bangesh teaching fashion & textile marketing in NATIONAL TEXTILE INSITUTE .whose kind and precious suggestions enriched our thoughts and helped us to accomplish this business plan. We also want to thank our family who supported us. Thanks to Almighty ALLAH for giving us such will and power to complete this business
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Kembi‚ Adeyemi English 102 The 1980s Fashion Scene on A Rapid Comeback The 1980’s fashion is back‚ and its success is rooted in the similar economy we have with the 1980s. As a society we are deciding to “wear our personality”‚ rather than our pocket books and the fashion industry is staying alive by following this trend. With the de-regulation of multiple government policies on industries‚ a failing economy‚ record setting recession and the booming crack-cocaine sales on the streets with
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James‚ I agree with everything you said. The industry of fast fashion has substituted quality with quantity in the high demand and fast pace environment it has completely changed how the fashion industry. There used to only be spring/summer and fall/winter‚ essentially two season yet now from the article you found they think there are 52 "micro-seasons". That is insane to think about‚ that is virtually a new fashion trend every week of the year! I think think about my trips to Target every couple
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