Helmut Lang Explains Why He Destroyed His Entire Archive Of Clothing
by Justin Fenner | 2:18 pm, July 22nd, 2011
Helmut Lang destroyed some 6,000 pieces of his fashion archives to create a series of sculptures, and he did it with one of those big machines that people use to make mulch out of dead trees. How could someone who was so influential and so beloved by the fashion community leave it only to destroy some of the coolest things he created? The former designer talked with Hint Magazine and explained just that.
In the interview, Lang says a fire at his New York studio is what got him thinking about the idea of destroying fashion and the transience of a piece of, well, anything. Once he saw the charred remains of what had until then been his life’s work, he couldn’t help but think of the symbolism of destroying some of it himself. As we’ve reported before, that work is going on display at the Fireplace Project gallery in East Hampton, New York this weekend, in an exhibition called Make It Hard (and yes, sexual innuendo is a part of the name.) Our favorite parts of the interview, in which Lang explains how he remade his clothes into things that look a lot like birch trees and why destroying something doesn’t necessarily mean erasing it.
Was there a particular part of the archives you most wanted to destroy, and why?
In 2009 and 2010, I donated a large volume of my body of work in fashion to the most important fashion, design and contemporary art collections worldwide. After a fire in the building where our studio in New York is located, which could have destroyed the rest of the archive, and after going for months through the pieces to see in which condition they are, I slowly became intrigued by the idea of destroying it myself and using it as raw material for my art. I shredded all the pieces without remorse or preference. It was about erasing the difference of what they once stood for.
In a press release, it’s said the exhibit is an “erasing of the past.” Which area of the past are you most interested in erasing?
I’m not interested in erasing anything from my past. My past is part of my DNA. In the release, Neville doesn’t refer to erasing the past in terms of me and my work, but the past in terms of the hierarchy and the temporal meaning of the materials.
There’s a lot of speculation that the new work is a statement on the fashion industry, a rejection of its commercialism. Is it?
No, it is not.
And there you have it. Read the rest of Lang’s interview here, and if you’re in the Hamptons this weekend (you lucky devils, you), find out where you can see Lang’s exhibit here.
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Envision getting paid to dress people and make them feel good. You work with the most talented and creative people in the industry. Your name is franchised internationally; you can find it on billboards all over subway stations.
You hang out with the world’s most stylish people; some are celebrities, some are ordinary people with discriminating tastes. More importantly, you earn a six, or even, seven-figure income annually.
While there are only 18 haute couturiers worldwide acknowledged by the Syndical Chamber of Haute Couture in Paris and only a few designers have the privilege to operate showrooms or boutiques on Manhanttan’s Seventh Avenue, you can be successful as a fashion designer regardless of where you live and whether or not you graduated from fashion school
What if you have never worn “designer” clothing before? Of course, you are stylish but you cannot afford to wear an evening dress designed by Yves St. Laurent nor a pair of jeans by Donna Karan.
You may even ask, “Can a person whose apparel collection comes from neighborhood department stores, who doesn't live in New York City and didn't go to fashion school become a fashion designer?” The answer is a definite yes.
Despite the misconception that designer clothes are very highly priced, every piece of apparel is, in fact, designed by a designer. More than 95% of fashion designers work outside the small circle of haute couturiers and international fashion houses.
A fashion designer is a creative and technical professional who designs clothing within a specific theme for a specific purpose and a specific market.
Here are some examples of what a fashion designer creates, which range from everyday clothes to precious metal jewelry in various prices, shapes and sizes:
T-shirts
Evening dresses
Jackets
Socks
Career suits
Baby outfits
Denims
Maternity clothes
Hats
Jogging clothes
Bandanas and scarves
Umbrellas
Glass bead jewelry
Shorts
Swimsuits
Beach wears
Uniforms
Shoes
There are several career paths in this field that you can choose based on your strengths and interests. You’re not restricted to become an haute couturier or to work with one.
Some of the career paths to choose from:
Creative Designer
Technical Designer
Sketcher
Cutter
Pattern Maker
Textile Designer
Types of employers you can work with include:
Textile Manufacturer
Apparel Manufacturer
Fashion Studio Owner
Haute Couturier
Men’s Tailor
Retailer
Trend Consultant
Editor-in-Chief Jennie S. Bev talked to many fashion professionals, including successful designers, professors and trend consultants to provide you with the best and the most comprehensive self-study guidebook filled with insider information, tips and advice for breaking into and succeeding as a fashion designer.
Five-time Coty Award winner Alexander Julian
interviewed in this eGuide
Among them are:
A five-time Coty Award winner (the “Oscar” of the fashion industry)
A designer who has her own TV show
A dean of an internationally-recognized fashion school
A New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology cum laude graduate
A home-based women's apparel designer and manufacturer whose products are sold in 110 retailers nationwide
A designer and manufacturer of upscale men's hosiery who did not have any formal fashion training or business contacts prior to entering the business. His products are now sold in exclusive retail stores throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.
About the Author
Jennie S. Bev is THE fashion and image career expert, whose reputation has been acknowledged by prestigious media
internationally. She has been profiled and mentioned in Entrepreneur, Teen People, Canadian Business, Home Business, Dong (France), San Francisco Chronicle, The Independent, Daily Southtown, The Arizona Republic, Femina (Asia) and Dewi (Asia).
Editor-in-Chief Jennie S. Bev was named 2003 EPPIE Award finalist in Non-Fiction How To category for excellence in electronic publishing. She has published over 40 books and 900 articles in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany and Southeast Asia. She is also a college professor based in San Francisco Bay Area.
Jennie's career as a fashion writer has earned her the prestigious offer to act as a member of the judging panel for the Indie Fashion Award Festival in New York City. The contest is conducted annually by Bright and Aspiring Designers (BAD Expo), a non-profit organization that supports new independent fashion designers.
This 102-page instantly downloadable StyleCareer.com eGuide Breaking Into and Succeeding as a Fashion Designer brings you valuable insider tips, advice and suggestions not available elsewhere to help you embark on this highly lucrative career path.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Myths, the Realities and the Basics
·I Have Never Worn “Designer” Clothes
·I Cannot Draw nor Sew
·I Cannot Afford to Attend Fashion School
·I Live Far Away from New York City
·Who Creates Fashion Trends?
·Is There a Place for “Down-to-Earth” People in this Glamorous Industry?
·What are the Benefits of Being a Fashion Designer?
Getting Ready for the Big Break
·Industry Size (details of market size and employment)
·Fashion Cycle (how the trends are determined and the steps involved in turning fabric into wearable apparel)
·Terminologies (what is a "line"? "collection"?)
·Classifications (U.S. industry classifications of apparel products)
·Personality Traits (needed to break into, survive and succeed)
·Skills of the Trade (resources from which you can actually learn how to sketch and create your first design)
·Design Templates (access to templates to use with your own design sketches)
·Self-study Resources (access to Web sites where you can actually learn how to measure and sew your first design)
·To Go to School or Not (the advantages and disadvantages)
·Top Fashion Schools (worldwide list of top schools)
·Fashion Schools in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia
·Alternative and Distance Learning Schools (for a small fraction of top fashion school's tuition)
Career Game Plan
·Earning Potentials (working for others and yourself)
·Locating Employers
·Career Paths
·Portfolio (what to include, what not to include, and how to organize them attractively)
·Interviewing and Presentation Tips
·Internship Search
·Assessing Your Entrepreneurship
·Small Business Resources
·Choosing Your Specialty
·Market Research
·Business Legal Structure
·Partnership Advice
·Pricing Your Services
·Roads Less Traveled (other ways to market your services)
Being Successful
·Personality Traits to Succeed
·Promoting Your Business on a Shoestring Budget
·Trade Shows (where they are and how they benefit your career)
·Fashion Weeks (what they are and why you need to join)
·Get Listed in Merchandiser Marts
·Buyer’s Open Calls
·Manufacturing Representatives
·Outsourcing the Manufacturing
·Professional and Trade Organizations
·Industry News and Trends
·Profiles of 9 Successful Fashion Designers (including an internationally recognized Coty Award winner, niche, and home-based designers)
This eGuide literally saves you hundreds or even thousands of dollars spent on professional workshops and training and hundreds of hours of research. It will help you break into the career of your dream faster without having to repeat the same mistakes that most newcomers do.
We have also included online resources from which you can learn to sketch, design and create your first designs conveniently at home (for free). This alone will cost you hundreds of dollars elsewhere.
You can have this exclusive eGuide right away by instant download for only $27.95, which you will earn many times over with your first paid gig. This special low discount price is reserved for today, Sunday, July 17, 2011 only. (Regular price: $45.95)
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Getting Paid to Dress People and Make Them Feel Good
Envision getting paid to dress people and make them feel good. You work with the most talented and creative people in the industry. Your name is franchised internationally; you can find it on billboards all over subway stations.
You hang out with the world’s most stylish people; some are celebrities, some are ordinary people with discriminating tastes. More importantly, you earn a six, or even, seven-figure income annually.
While there are only 18 haute couturiers worldwide acknowledged by the Syndical Chamber of Haute Couture in Paris and only a few designers have the privilege to operate showrooms or boutiques on Manhanttan’s Seventh Avenue, you can be successful as a fashion designer regardless of where you live and whether or not you graduated from fashion school
What if you have never worn “designer” clothing before? Of course, you are stylish but you cannot afford to wear an evening dress designed by Yves St. Laurent nor a pair of jeans by Donna Karan.
You may even ask, “Can a person whose apparel collection comes from neighborhood department stores, who doesn't live in New York City and didn't go to fashion school become a fashion designer?” The answer is a definite yes.
Despite the misconception that designer clothes are very highly priced, every piece of apparel is, in fact, designed by a designer. More than 95% of fashion designers work outside the small circle of haute couturiers and international fashion houses.
A fashion designer is a creative and technical professional who designs clothing within a specific theme for a specific purpose and a specific market.
Here are some examples of what a fashion designer creates, which range from everyday clothes to precious metal jewelry in various prices, shapes and sizes:
T-shirts
Evening dresses
Jackets
Socks
Career suits
Baby outfits
Denims
Maternity clothes
Hats
Jogging clothes
Bandanas and scarves
Umbrellas
Glass bead jewelry
Shorts
Swimsuits
Beach wears
Uniforms
Shoes
There are several career paths in this field that you can choose based on your strengths and interests. You’re not restricted to become an haute couturier or to work with one.
Some of the career paths to choose from:
Creative Designer
Technical Designer
Sketcher
Cutter
Pattern Maker
Textile Designer
Types of employers you can work with include:
Textile Manufacturer
Apparel Manufacturer
Fashion Studio Owner
Haute Couturier
Men’s Tailor
Retailer
Trend Consultant
Editor-in-Chief Jennie S. Bev talked to many fashion professionals, including successful designers, professors and trend consultants to provide you with the best and the most comprehensive self-study guidebook filled with insider information, tips and advice for breaking into and succeeding as a fashion designer.
Five-time Coty Award winner Alexander Julian
interviewed in this eGuide
Among them are:
A five-time Coty Award winner (the “Oscar” of the fashion industry)
A designer who has her own TV show
A dean of an internationally-recognized fashion school
A New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology cum laude graduate
A home-based women's apparel designer and manufacturer whose products are sold in 110 retailers nationwide
A designer and manufacturer of upscale men's hosiery who did not have any formal fashion training or business contacts prior to entering the business. His products are now sold in exclusive retail stores throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.
About the Author
Jennie S. Bev is THE fashion and image career expert, whose reputation has been acknowledged by prestigious media
internationally. She has been profiled and mentioned in Entrepreneur, Teen People, Canadian Business, Home Business, Dong (France), San Francisco Chronicle, The Independent, Daily Southtown, The Arizona Republic, Femina (Asia) and Dewi (Asia).
Editor-in-Chief Jennie S. Bev was named 2003 EPPIE Award finalist in Non-Fiction How To category for excellence in electronic publishing. She has published over 40 books and 900 articles in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany and Southeast Asia. She is also a college professor based in San Francisco Bay Area.
Jennie's career as a fashion writer has earned her the prestigious offer to act as a member of the judging panel for the Indie Fashion Award Festival in New York City. The contest is conducted annually by Bright and Aspiring Designers (BAD Expo), a non-profit organization that supports new independent fashion designers.
This 102-page instantly downloadable StyleCareer.com eGuide Breaking Into and Succeeding as a Fashion Designer brings you valuable insider tips, advice and suggestions not available elsewhere to help you embark on this highly lucrative career path.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Myths, the Realities and the Basics
·I Have Never Worn “Designer” Clothes
·I Cannot Draw nor Sew
·I Cannot Afford to Attend Fashion School
·I Live Far Away from New York City
·Who Creates Fashion Trends?
·Is There a Place for “Down-to-Earth” People in this Glamorous Industry?
·What are the Benefits of Being a Fashion Designer?
Getting Ready for the Big Break
·Industry Size (details of market size and employment)
·Fashion Cycle (how the trends are determined and the steps involved in turning fabric into wearable apparel)
·Terminologies (what is a "line"? "collection"?)
·Classifications (U.S. industry classifications of apparel products)
·Personality Traits (needed to break into, survive and succeed)
·Skills of the Trade (resources from which you can actually learn how to sketch and create your first design)
·Design Templates (access to templates to use with your own design sketches)
·Self-study Resources (access to Web sites where you can actually learn how to measure and sew your first design)
·To Go to School or Not (the advantages and disadvantages)
·Top Fashion Schools (worldwide list of top schools)
·Fashion Schools in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia
·Alternative and Distance Learning Schools (for a small fraction of top fashion school's tuition)
Career Game Plan
·Earning Potentials (working for others and yourself)
·Locating Employers
·Career Paths
·Portfolio (what to include, what not to include, and how to organize them attractively)
·Interviewing and Presentation Tips
·Internship Search
·Assessing Your Entrepreneurship
·Small Business Resources
·Choosing Your Specialty
·Market Research
·Business Legal Structure
·Partnership Advice
·Pricing Your Services
·Roads Less Traveled (other ways to market your services)
Being Successful
·Personality Traits to Succeed
·Promoting Your Business on a Shoestring Budget
·Trade Shows (where they are and how they benefit your career)
·Fashion Weeks (what they are and why you need to join)
·Get Listed in Merchandiser Marts
·Buyer’s Open Calls
·Manufacturing Representatives
·Outsourcing the Manufacturing
·Professional and Trade Organizations
·Industry News and Trends
·Profiles of 9 Successful Fashion Designers (including an internationally recognized Coty Award winner, niche, and home-based designers)
This eGuide literally saves you hundreds or even thousands of dollars spent on professional workshops and training and hundreds of hours of research. It will help you break into the career of your dream faster without having to repeat the same mistakes that most newcomers do.
We have also included online resources from which you can learn to sketch, design and create your first designs conveniently at home (for free). This alone will cost you hundreds of dollars elsewhere.
You can have this exclusive eGuide right away by instant download for only $27.95, which you will earn many times over with your first paid gig. This special low discount price is reserved for today, Sunday, July 17, 2011 only. (Regular price: $45.95)
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Minggu, 13 Februari 2011
Harry Potter Theme Park
The Harry Potter Theme Park Great!
Harry Potter theme park is finally opened for the Kids in Orlando, Florida. So, the only question is, what is going there? Let’s take a look, that The Wizarding World of Harry Potter becomes a miniature recreation of Harry Potter’s world. A whole world of possibilities has been open up.
Universal Orlando is now having thousands of visitors every day at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park. Built on the concept of J.K. Rowling’s wizard kid Harry Potter and his magician friends who go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, this theme park has various rides, souvenir shops, eateries and lovely places to hang out at. Visitors- most of whom are devoted Harry Potter fans- are gushing at the fact that the Universal Orlando Resort has remained faithful to the depiction of Hogsmead, Ollivander’s wand store, the dingy lanes and by lanes of the market place, the narrow corridors of Hogwarts castle, Headmaster Albus Dumbledor’s office, the Gryffindor common room, the Defence Against the Dark Arts class room- as shown in the film with close resemblance to their description in Rowling’s books.
Among the exciting and adventurous rides there are Dragon Challenge, Flight of the Hippogriff, and Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey. The Dragon Challenge ride is a combination of two roller coasters zooming at superfast speed along loopy tracks almost colliding against each other. Racing past realistic models of the dangerous dragons found in the Triwizard Tournament of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire the roller coaster ride of Dragon Challenge is truly breathtaking. The other two rides- Flight of the Hippogriff, and Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey involve audio visual techniques to simulate the high speed broom stick ride or ride on the back of the magical creature Hippogriff.
After having a superb time on these rides, one can also enjoy the tidbits or snack at Three Broomsticks restaurant. Grownup fans of Harry Potter and his friends can also enjoy a mug of beer or two at the restaurant. And enthusiasts can purchase small souvenirs from the shops located in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park at Universal Orlando Resort. At Filch’s Emporium of Confiscated Goods one will find trinkets, wands, diaries and other small gifts. At Honeyduck’s one will find sweets and chocolates of the magic land—the chocolate frogs that you get here may not jump out of their boxes as it happens in the fictional world of Harry Potter but they are as delicious as they can be.
At Ollivander’s do look for the perfect magic wand for yourself. But don’t expect to change the world with the swish of the wand. After all, you are a muggle- a lay person without the gift or skill of witchcraft or wizardry. And at Owl Post post office get yourself postcards of the Harry Potter world. Although you cannot expect any pet owl to deliver your mails at the doorstep, yet at least you can share the postcards with your friends and boast that you’ve been to a magic land where Harry Potter and his magician friends live.
The stars wined and dined, now this is the time for enjoying life.
Everyone want to capture those moments. Don’t wait, Must visit the Wizarding World of Harry Potter Theme Park in Orlando Florida, United States.
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Harry Potter theme park is finally opened for the Kids in Orlando, Florida. So, the only question is, what is going there? Let’s take a look, that The Wizarding World of Harry Potter becomes a miniature recreation of Harry Potter’s world. A whole world of possibilities has been open up.
Universal Orlando is now having thousands of visitors every day at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park. Built on the concept of J.K. Rowling’s wizard kid Harry Potter and his magician friends who go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, this theme park has various rides, souvenir shops, eateries and lovely places to hang out at. Visitors- most of whom are devoted Harry Potter fans- are gushing at the fact that the Universal Orlando Resort has remained faithful to the depiction of Hogsmead, Ollivander’s wand store, the dingy lanes and by lanes of the market place, the narrow corridors of Hogwarts castle, Headmaster Albus Dumbledor’s office, the Gryffindor common room, the Defence Against the Dark Arts class room- as shown in the film with close resemblance to their description in Rowling’s books.
Among the exciting and adventurous rides there are Dragon Challenge, Flight of the Hippogriff, and Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey. The Dragon Challenge ride is a combination of two roller coasters zooming at superfast speed along loopy tracks almost colliding against each other. Racing past realistic models of the dangerous dragons found in the Triwizard Tournament of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire the roller coaster ride of Dragon Challenge is truly breathtaking. The other two rides- Flight of the Hippogriff, and Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey involve audio visual techniques to simulate the high speed broom stick ride or ride on the back of the magical creature Hippogriff.
After having a superb time on these rides, one can also enjoy the tidbits or snack at Three Broomsticks restaurant. Grownup fans of Harry Potter and his friends can also enjoy a mug of beer or two at the restaurant. And enthusiasts can purchase small souvenirs from the shops located in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park at Universal Orlando Resort. At Filch’s Emporium of Confiscated Goods one will find trinkets, wands, diaries and other small gifts. At Honeyduck’s one will find sweets and chocolates of the magic land—the chocolate frogs that you get here may not jump out of their boxes as it happens in the fictional world of Harry Potter but they are as delicious as they can be.
At Ollivander’s do look for the perfect magic wand for yourself. But don’t expect to change the world with the swish of the wand. After all, you are a muggle- a lay person without the gift or skill of witchcraft or wizardry. And at Owl Post post office get yourself postcards of the Harry Potter world. Although you cannot expect any pet owl to deliver your mails at the doorstep, yet at least you can share the postcards with your friends and boast that you’ve been to a magic land where Harry Potter and his magician friends live.
The stars wined and dined, now this is the time for enjoying life.
Everyone want to capture those moments. Don’t wait, Must visit the Wizarding World of Harry Potter Theme Park in Orlando Florida, United States.
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Kamis, 27 Januari 2011
Hercules: Prince of Power (Hercules, Prince of Power)
Hercules: Prince of Power 4.67 of 5 stars4.67 of 5 stars4.67 of 5 stars4.67 of 5 stars4.67 of 5 stars 4.67 · rating details · 3 ratings · 2 reviews
In space, no one can hear you shout "Have at thee!"...unless you've got lungs like the Prince of Power! Centuries in the future, Hercules embarks on an extraterrestrial odyssey and finds there are more gods in the heavens than he imagined! With his computerized comrade the Recorder, he wows worshippers, attacks avatars, and sires a son who may be an even more dan...moreIn space, no one can hear you shout "Have at thee!"...unless you've got lungs like the Prince of Power! Centuries in the future, Hercules embarks on an extraterrestrial odyssey and finds there are more gods in the heavens than he imagined! With his computerized comrade the Recorder, he wows worshippers, attacks avatars, and sires a son who may be an even more dangerous demigod than he is! Rigellians, Skrulls, carnivorous horses, and more! Plus: interviews with Bob Layton, creator of Herc's 24th century!
Collects Hercules: Prince of Power (1982) #1-4, and Hercules: Prince of Power (1984) #1-4.(less)
Paperback, 192 pages
Published September 28th 1997 by Marvel Enterprises (first published 1988)
more details...
ISBN
0785105557 (ISBN13: 9780785105558)
original title
Hercules: Prince of Power
series
Hercules, Prince of Power
characters
Hercules (Marvel Comics)
In space, no one can hear you shout "Have at thee!"...unless you've got lungs like the Prince of Power! Centuries in the future, Hercules embarks on an extraterrestrial odyssey and finds there are more gods in the heavens than he imagined! With his computerized comrade the Recorder, he wows worshippers, attacks avatars, and sires a son who may be an even more dan...moreIn space, no one can hear you shout "Have at thee!"...unless you've got lungs like the Prince of Power! Centuries in the future, Hercules embarks on an extraterrestrial odyssey and finds there are more gods in the heavens than he imagined! With his computerized comrade the Recorder, he wows worshippers, attacks avatars, and sires a son who may be an even more dangerous demigod than he is! Rigellians, Skrulls, carnivorous horses, and more! Plus: interviews with Bob Layton, creator of Herc's 24th century!
Collects Hercules: Prince of Power (1982) #1-4, and Hercules: Prince of Power (1984) #1-4.(less)
Paperback, 192 pages
Published September 28th 1997 by Marvel Enterprises (first published 1988)
more details...
ISBN
0785105557 (ISBN13: 9780785105558)
original title
Hercules: Prince of Power
series
Hercules, Prince of Power
characters
Hercules (Marvel Comics)
Selasa, 18 Januari 2011
Fashion Brands
WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Brands & accessories
Resources about fashion brands and accessories.
Broader categories :
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion
* * Starred entries are especially recommended.
* ! New entries are added periodically.
Contents:
* Fashion Brands - lingerie - Fashion Accessories - Online Fashion Shops
Fashion brands
Abercrombie & Fitch
Abercrombie & Fitch is a "casual luxury" clothing retailer. The merchandise is sold in the brands' retail stores, catalogs, and online. As of January 2007, the company operated 944 stores in all U.S. states, six stores in Canada and plans to continue expanding in Europe and Japan. The first European store will be opening in London on March 22, 2007.
Banana Republic
Banana Republic is a chain of "casual luxury" clothing stores owned by Gap Inc. Gap Inc. acquired Banana Republic in 1983. The eccentric tourist-oriented items were phased out and were replaced with more of the "casual luxury"-type items for which the brand is currently known.
Benetton
Benetton Group is a global clothing brand, based in Italy. The company was found in 1965 and named after four members of the Benetton Family. In 1965, the Benettons opened stores in Belluno and in Paris. Their products include womenswear, menswear, childrenswear and underwear and they have recently expanded into toiletries, perfumes, exclusive watches and items for the home such as kitchen accessories and baby products.
Esprit
Esprit is a brand of apparel, footwear, accessories, jewellery, and housewares, which are under the ESPRIT label. The company is headquartered and managed from Germany, while the Financial- and IR-Office remains in Hong Kong. The company has stores in more than forty countries.
Gap
Gap is an American clothing and accessories retailer founded in the late sixties and based in California. The Fishers opened their first shop because they had been frustrated with the lack of decent customer service and fashionable styles at other retailers. The name was chosen over "the generation gap". At the end of 2006, Gap Inc. had approximately 150,000 employees and operated 3,005 stores around the world.
H & M
Hennes & Mauritz is a Swedish clothing company, known for their inexpensive and fashionable clothing offerings. It was established in 1947 by Erling Persson. In 1968 Persson expanded into menswear. Accordingly, he abbreviated the store name to H&M. The Group has more than 1300 stores in 24 different countries and has more than 50,000 employees. H&M worked this past few years with some fashion designers such as Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney and Dutch designers Viktor & Rolf. H&M has also started another collaboration with Madonna.
Levis
Levi's is a brand of riveted denim jeans manufactured by Levi Strauss & Co.
Kookai
Kookai started in 1983 with a simple concept : to supply young women with affordable apparel for their wardrobes. The first stores opened in Europe, Asia and America and Australia. It's clothing line is generally characterised by French fashion trends.
Mango
MANGO is a prestigious multinational company dedicated to the design, manufacture and marketing of clothing garments and accessories for women. MANGO has over 5.800 employees, 1.500 of which work at the company's central offices in Palau-Solit� i Plegamans (Barcelona).
Miss Sixty
Miss Sixty is a clothing label, based in Italy. It is the female component of the Sixty fashion label.
Morgan
Morgan de Toi is a clothing brand which was established in 1947 and owned by the French company Morgan SA. At present it has over 600 retail outlets worldwide. Production is vertically integrated and takes place mainly in France. The brand is targeted at women between the ages of 18 and 35.
Pepe Jeans
Pepe Jeans has a presence in several countries around the world. The brand was launched in India in the lat eigthies. It has became one of the most successful brands in the world.
Replay
The Replay brand was started by Claudio Buziol in 1978. Specializing in denim, Replay also produces designer clothing and accessories for men, women and children of all age groups. With a total sales of over 230 million Euros, Replay operates in all European markets, the Middle East, Asia and America with products sold in over 50 nations.
Zara
Zara is a Spanish brand, the first store opened in 1975 in Spain, where the main headquarter is now. The group has over 3,100 stores around the world in over 70 countries, the Zara format taking around 1,000 of those stores. Today they're the Europe's largest fashion retailer. Zara's concept is to compete with quality brands at affordable prices. In only two weeks, Zara can develop a new product and get it to stores and launches around 10,000 new designs each
Lingerie
* Agent Provocateur (Women only)
* Armani (Women & Men)
* Aubade (Women & Men)
* Calvin Klein (Women & Men)
* Cavalli (Women & Men)
* Chantal Thomas (Women only)
* Chantelle (Women Only)
* Dsquared2 (Women & Men)
* Diesel (Women & Men)
* Dior (Women only)
* Dolce & Gabanna (Women & Men)
* Fifi Chachnile (Women Only)
* Huit (Women Only)
* La Perla (Women & Men)
* Lejaby (Women Only)
* Passionata (Women only)
* Prada (Women & Men)
* Princesse Tam-Tam (Women Only)
* Versace (Women & Men)
* Victoria’s Secret Lingerie & Apparel (Women only)
Fashion accessories
Guides
buy sunglasses
This site explains which sunglasses are best for different face shapes. Also articles on polarized sunglasses, celebrity sunglasses...
Fashion companies producing accessories in addition to clothes
* Alessandro Del Acqua
* Alexander McQueen
* Balenciaga
* Bottega Veneta
* Burberry
* Calvin Klein
* Céline
* Chanel
* Chloé
* Dior
* Derek Lam
* Donna Karan
* Gucci
* Fendi
* Giambattista Valli
* Giorgio Armani
* Gucci / Hermès
* Lanvin
* Luis Vuitton
* Marc Jacobs
* Marni
* Michael Kors
* Missoni
* Oscar De La Renta
* Prada
* Prohenza Shuler
* Ralph Lauren
* Salvatore R
* Valentino
* Versace
* YSL
* Zac Posen
Fashion accessories-only companies
* Mulberry
* Valextra (handbags)
Fashion shoes
Brian Atwood
Fuses elements of art, fashion and culture.
Manolo Blahnik
Spanish fashion designer and label, famous for women shoes with stiletto heels.
Christian Louboutin
French women shoe designer with red leather sole trademark.
Sergio Rossi
Italian designer of shoes and handbags.
Sketchers
American shoe company that makes casual footwear.
Roger Viver
Designer of ladies shoes from the Forties and Fifties.
Fashion jewelry
Van Elly
Young luxury brand that creates contemporary sterling silver jewelry.
* Moda en joyeria fina
Great guides in Spanish. For the lucky Spanish readers: Complementos de moda en joyeria fina y piedras preciosas y semipreciosas, joyas con diamantes, joyeria con perlas y coral.
! Pandora Jewelry
Danish-designed bracelets and necklaces with Pandora charms and beads in silver and/or gold, many with gems.
! Seventy Seven Diamonds
From its own diamond-cutting and polishing facilities to Italian design and manufacture, it specialises in engagement rings and diamond jewellery. Good guides on the web site.
! Norma Rinaudo
Contemporary Jewelry: textiles techniques in metal, silver and semiprecious stones. Handcrafted pieces.
Cool stuff
House of Cool
Loads of gift ideas.
Online shops
More commercially-oriented web sites, often selling multiple brands
Online jewelry shops
Jewelry Wonder (USA)
Online jewelry shop specialized in amber jewelry: necklaces, pendants, bracelets, earrings, rings, and jewelry sets.
Orosilber (India)
Sterling jewelry with rhodium and gold plating, including bracelets, necklaces, pendants, earrings, rings, bangles, cufflinks and wrist watches.
Mudit International (India)
Necklaces in agate, amethyst, quartz, garnet, aventurine, cornelian, lapis lazuli, hematite, iolite, moonstone, peridot, tigereye or rose quartz.
Lac Jewelry (India)
Handicrafts including jewelry, necklaces, bangles, and tables tops.
ShenShina (Argentina)
Jewelry and accessories (in Spanish).
! Silver Moon (USA)
Handmade beaded jewelry which can be customized, as well as silver jewelry.
! The Children's Jewellery Company
Jewellery for children.
Miscellaneous online fashion shops
Lingerie Express (United Kingdom)
Lingerie, swimwear and mens underwear from many brands (market leaders and niche). Includes a buying guide for men.
SpeedVolume (Switzerland)
Design and production of black and white T-shirts.
Jolee Maternity Clothes (Canada)
Classy maternity clothes for the mother-to-be, from formal wear to maternity swimsuits.
! Wickedelic lingerie (United Kingdom)
Lingerie, underwear, dress, footwear and plus size lingerie.
! Seriously sexy (United Kingdom)
Women's designer lingerie, nightwear, sleepwear and underwear.
! elady lingerie (United Kingdom)
Lingerie and nightwear with top Polish brands like Obsessive, Gatta, Miran and Wolbar.
! Lingerieplease (United Kingdom)
All sizes from AA-K with brands including Gossard, Wonderbra and Triumph.
! Designerclothesonline (United Kingdom)
Specialized in brands such as Ralph Lauren, Guess, DKNY, Burberry, Abercrombie & Fitch.
! Zeleb (United Kingdom)
Retailer of evening and party dresses, made to measure.
! Miracle lingerie (United Kingdom)
Sexy lingerie shopping.
! Style lingerie (United Kingdom)
Designer lingerie and silk nigthwear.
! After Sunset (United Kingdom)
formal attire for weddings, proms, black tie, white tie, ascot and such formal events.
! Lingerie Secrets (United Kingdom)
Specializes in importing genuine branded lingerie.
! Giovintage (Switzerland)
Vintage bags and belts.
Miscellaneous online shops with section(s) dedicated to fashion items
! Shiny (China)
Chinese wholesaler, not just fashion accessories.
! Etsy (Japan)
Hand-made items marketplace (including fashion items). It is possible to request customized items.
! Miscellaneous online specialized clothing shops
! Dance4less (USA)
Manufacturer and distributor of dancewear and dance shoes.
! Goth Cloth (United Kingdom)
Goth and alternative fashion and accessories.
! Chasing Attire
Online boutique for designer dog fashions.
! Jamie's horse jewelry
Equestrian themed jewelry website.
See also :
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Designers
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Fashion weeks
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Magazines & beauty tips
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Shows & fan sites
Maintained by Fashion Casting - See also our photo production South Africa (more about photo production and photo production South Africa), web consulting and ecole d'ingenieur informatique (courses) partners or the VL Main Page.
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Resources about fashion brands and accessories.
Broader categories :
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion
* * Starred entries are especially recommended.
* ! New entries are added periodically.
Contents:
* Fashion Brands - lingerie - Fashion Accessories - Online Fashion Shops
Fashion brands
Abercrombie & Fitch
Abercrombie & Fitch is a "casual luxury" clothing retailer. The merchandise is sold in the brands' retail stores, catalogs, and online. As of January 2007, the company operated 944 stores in all U.S. states, six stores in Canada and plans to continue expanding in Europe and Japan. The first European store will be opening in London on March 22, 2007.
Banana Republic
Banana Republic is a chain of "casual luxury" clothing stores owned by Gap Inc. Gap Inc. acquired Banana Republic in 1983. The eccentric tourist-oriented items were phased out and were replaced with more of the "casual luxury"-type items for which the brand is currently known.
Benetton
Benetton Group is a global clothing brand, based in Italy. The company was found in 1965 and named after four members of the Benetton Family. In 1965, the Benettons opened stores in Belluno and in Paris. Their products include womenswear, menswear, childrenswear and underwear and they have recently expanded into toiletries, perfumes, exclusive watches and items for the home such as kitchen accessories and baby products.
Esprit
Esprit is a brand of apparel, footwear, accessories, jewellery, and housewares, which are under the ESPRIT label. The company is headquartered and managed from Germany, while the Financial- and IR-Office remains in Hong Kong. The company has stores in more than forty countries.
Gap
Gap is an American clothing and accessories retailer founded in the late sixties and based in California. The Fishers opened their first shop because they had been frustrated with the lack of decent customer service and fashionable styles at other retailers. The name was chosen over "the generation gap". At the end of 2006, Gap Inc. had approximately 150,000 employees and operated 3,005 stores around the world.
H & M
Hennes & Mauritz is a Swedish clothing company, known for their inexpensive and fashionable clothing offerings. It was established in 1947 by Erling Persson. In 1968 Persson expanded into menswear. Accordingly, he abbreviated the store name to H&M. The Group has more than 1300 stores in 24 different countries and has more than 50,000 employees. H&M worked this past few years with some fashion designers such as Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney and Dutch designers Viktor & Rolf. H&M has also started another collaboration with Madonna.
Levis
Levi's is a brand of riveted denim jeans manufactured by Levi Strauss & Co.
Kookai
Kookai started in 1983 with a simple concept : to supply young women with affordable apparel for their wardrobes. The first stores opened in Europe, Asia and America and Australia. It's clothing line is generally characterised by French fashion trends.
Mango
MANGO is a prestigious multinational company dedicated to the design, manufacture and marketing of clothing garments and accessories for women. MANGO has over 5.800 employees, 1.500 of which work at the company's central offices in Palau-Solit� i Plegamans (Barcelona).
Miss Sixty
Miss Sixty is a clothing label, based in Italy. It is the female component of the Sixty fashion label.
Morgan
Morgan de Toi is a clothing brand which was established in 1947 and owned by the French company Morgan SA. At present it has over 600 retail outlets worldwide. Production is vertically integrated and takes place mainly in France. The brand is targeted at women between the ages of 18 and 35.
Pepe Jeans
Pepe Jeans has a presence in several countries around the world. The brand was launched in India in the lat eigthies. It has became one of the most successful brands in the world.
Replay
The Replay brand was started by Claudio Buziol in 1978. Specializing in denim, Replay also produces designer clothing and accessories for men, women and children of all age groups. With a total sales of over 230 million Euros, Replay operates in all European markets, the Middle East, Asia and America with products sold in over 50 nations.
Zara
Zara is a Spanish brand, the first store opened in 1975 in Spain, where the main headquarter is now. The group has over 3,100 stores around the world in over 70 countries, the Zara format taking around 1,000 of those stores. Today they're the Europe's largest fashion retailer. Zara's concept is to compete with quality brands at affordable prices. In only two weeks, Zara can develop a new product and get it to stores and launches around 10,000 new designs each
Lingerie
* Agent Provocateur (Women only)
* Armani (Women & Men)
* Aubade (Women & Men)
* Calvin Klein (Women & Men)
* Cavalli (Women & Men)
* Chantal Thomas (Women only)
* Chantelle (Women Only)
* Dsquared2 (Women & Men)
* Diesel (Women & Men)
* Dior (Women only)
* Dolce & Gabanna (Women & Men)
* Fifi Chachnile (Women Only)
* Huit (Women Only)
* La Perla (Women & Men)
* Lejaby (Women Only)
* Passionata (Women only)
* Prada (Women & Men)
* Princesse Tam-Tam (Women Only)
* Versace (Women & Men)
* Victoria’s Secret Lingerie & Apparel (Women only)
Fashion accessories
Guides
buy sunglasses
This site explains which sunglasses are best for different face shapes. Also articles on polarized sunglasses, celebrity sunglasses...
Fashion companies producing accessories in addition to clothes
* Alessandro Del Acqua
* Alexander McQueen
* Balenciaga
* Bottega Veneta
* Burberry
* Calvin Klein
* Céline
* Chanel
* Chloé
* Dior
* Derek Lam
* Donna Karan
* Gucci
* Fendi
* Giambattista Valli
* Giorgio Armani
* Gucci / Hermès
* Lanvin
* Luis Vuitton
* Marc Jacobs
* Marni
* Michael Kors
* Missoni
* Oscar De La Renta
* Prada
* Prohenza Shuler
* Ralph Lauren
* Salvatore R
* Valentino
* Versace
* YSL
* Zac Posen
Fashion accessories-only companies
* Mulberry
* Valextra (handbags)
Fashion shoes
Brian Atwood
Fuses elements of art, fashion and culture.
Manolo Blahnik
Spanish fashion designer and label, famous for women shoes with stiletto heels.
Christian Louboutin
French women shoe designer with red leather sole trademark.
Sergio Rossi
Italian designer of shoes and handbags.
Sketchers
American shoe company that makes casual footwear.
Roger Viver
Designer of ladies shoes from the Forties and Fifties.
Fashion jewelry
Van Elly
Young luxury brand that creates contemporary sterling silver jewelry.
* Moda en joyeria fina
Great guides in Spanish. For the lucky Spanish readers: Complementos de moda en joyeria fina y piedras preciosas y semipreciosas, joyas con diamantes, joyeria con perlas y coral.
! Pandora Jewelry
Danish-designed bracelets and necklaces with Pandora charms and beads in silver and/or gold, many with gems.
! Seventy Seven Diamonds
From its own diamond-cutting and polishing facilities to Italian design and manufacture, it specialises in engagement rings and diamond jewellery. Good guides on the web site.
! Norma Rinaudo
Contemporary Jewelry: textiles techniques in metal, silver and semiprecious stones. Handcrafted pieces.
Cool stuff
House of Cool
Loads of gift ideas.
Online shops
More commercially-oriented web sites, often selling multiple brands
Online jewelry shops
Jewelry Wonder (USA)
Online jewelry shop specialized in amber jewelry: necklaces, pendants, bracelets, earrings, rings, and jewelry sets.
Orosilber (India)
Sterling jewelry with rhodium and gold plating, including bracelets, necklaces, pendants, earrings, rings, bangles, cufflinks and wrist watches.
Mudit International (India)
Necklaces in agate, amethyst, quartz, garnet, aventurine, cornelian, lapis lazuli, hematite, iolite, moonstone, peridot, tigereye or rose quartz.
Lac Jewelry (India)
Handicrafts including jewelry, necklaces, bangles, and tables tops.
ShenShina (Argentina)
Jewelry and accessories (in Spanish).
! Silver Moon (USA)
Handmade beaded jewelry which can be customized, as well as silver jewelry.
! The Children's Jewellery Company
Jewellery for children.
Miscellaneous online fashion shops
Lingerie Express (United Kingdom)
Lingerie, swimwear and mens underwear from many brands (market leaders and niche). Includes a buying guide for men.
SpeedVolume (Switzerland)
Design and production of black and white T-shirts.
Jolee Maternity Clothes (Canada)
Classy maternity clothes for the mother-to-be, from formal wear to maternity swimsuits.
! Wickedelic lingerie (United Kingdom)
Lingerie, underwear, dress, footwear and plus size lingerie.
! Seriously sexy (United Kingdom)
Women's designer lingerie, nightwear, sleepwear and underwear.
! elady lingerie (United Kingdom)
Lingerie and nightwear with top Polish brands like Obsessive, Gatta, Miran and Wolbar.
! Lingerieplease (United Kingdom)
All sizes from AA-K with brands including Gossard, Wonderbra and Triumph.
! Designerclothesonline (United Kingdom)
Specialized in brands such as Ralph Lauren, Guess, DKNY, Burberry, Abercrombie & Fitch.
! Zeleb (United Kingdom)
Retailer of evening and party dresses, made to measure.
! Miracle lingerie (United Kingdom)
Sexy lingerie shopping.
! Style lingerie (United Kingdom)
Designer lingerie and silk nigthwear.
! After Sunset (United Kingdom)
formal attire for weddings, proms, black tie, white tie, ascot and such formal events.
! Lingerie Secrets (United Kingdom)
Specializes in importing genuine branded lingerie.
! Giovintage (Switzerland)
Vintage bags and belts.
Miscellaneous online shops with section(s) dedicated to fashion items
! Shiny (China)
Chinese wholesaler, not just fashion accessories.
! Etsy (Japan)
Hand-made items marketplace (including fashion items). It is possible to request customized items.
! Miscellaneous online specialized clothing shops
! Dance4less (USA)
Manufacturer and distributor of dancewear and dance shoes.
! Goth Cloth (United Kingdom)
Goth and alternative fashion and accessories.
! Chasing Attire
Online boutique for designer dog fashions.
! Jamie's horse jewelry
Equestrian themed jewelry website.
See also :
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Designers
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Fashion weeks
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Magazines & beauty tips
* WWW Virtual Library --- Fashion --- Shows & fan sites
Maintained by Fashion Casting - See also our photo production South Africa (more about photo production and photo production South Africa), web consulting and ecole d'ingenieur informatique (courses) partners or the VL Main Page.
Suggest an entry
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Minggu, 26 Desember 2010
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Indonesia Bertekad Jadi Kiblat Mode Muslim Dunia
Jumat, 23 Juli 2010, 20:57 WIB
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID,JAKARTA--Indonesia mencanangkan diri menjadi kiblat mode pakaian muslim dunia pada 2020, mengingat potensi pasar busana muslim cukup besar mencapai 20 persen dari pasar industri mode dunia. "Indonesia berpeluang besar menjadi kiblat 'Islamic Fashion' dunia, karena sebagian besar penduduk Indonesia beragama Islam dan memiliki kekayaan kultur dari ribuan suku yang tersebar di nusantara," kata Direktur Indonesia Islamic Fashion Consortium (IIFC), Gilarsi W Setijono, di Jakarta, Jumat.
Selain itu, katanya, Indonesia memiliki ratusan perancang busana kelas atas yang mampu mengembangkan mode busana muslim. "Kondisi itu merupakan aset yang sangat berharga dan tidak dimiliki oleh negara (muslim) lain di dunia," kata Gilarsi.
Ia menjelaskan pasar mode busana dan aksesoris pakaian muslim di dunia cukup besar mencapai 20 persen dari total pasar industri mode yang pada tahun 2008 mencapai 1,7 triliun dolar AS. "Indonesia tidak hanya memiliki perancang busana yang bagus, tapi juga perajin yang handal untuk membuat payet dan bordir," katanya.
Oleh karena itu, pihaknya bersama dengan Kementerian Koordinator Perekonomian, Kementerian Budaya dan Pariwisata, Kementerian Perindustrian, dan Kementerian Perdagangan akan mengampanyekan keinginan menuju Indonesia sebagai kiblat mode busana muslim dunia pada 2020. "Kami telah menyiapkan rencana aksi dalam tiga tahun pertama, kemudian empat tahun menuju Indonesia menjadi kiblat mode busana muslim dunia pada 2020," ujar Gilarsi.
Sementara Asisten Deputi Bidang Urusan Pemberdayaan UMKM dan Industri Pariwisata, Kementerian Koordinator Perekonomian, Hamdan MM, mengatakan pihaknya mendukung rencana tersebut dan akan menyusun peta jalan bersama mewujudkan keinginan menjadikan Indonesia kiblat mode busana muslim dunia itu. "Tekstil dan industri mode merupakan salah satu dari 14 industri kreatif yang dikembangkan Indonesia. Busana muslim merupakan bagian dari industri tekstil dan mode," katanya, mengemukakan alasan dukungan pemerintah pada kampanye IIFC tersebut.
Sebagai langkah awal IIFC akan menyelenggarakan pameran busana muslim tingkat nasional di Plaza Indonesia mulai awal Agutus sampai September, yang diikuti oleh 31 perancang busana yang membawa sebanyak 450 busana muslim. Selain itu pada 17 Agutus 2010 IIFC bersama pemerintah juga akan menggelar "Islamic Fashion Fair" pada Paviliun Indonesia di ajang "World Expo," Shanghai (China) yang diikuti oleh beberapa perancang busana dan memamerkan 100 baju muslim di hadapan 192 peerwakilan negara peserta pameran dunia itu, khususnya negara asal Timur Tengah dan Asia.
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Indonesia Bertekad Jadi Kiblat Mode Muslim Dunia
Jumat, 23 Juli 2010, 20:57 WIB
Smaller Reset Larger
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID,JAKARTA--Indonesia mencanangkan diri menjadi kiblat mode pakaian muslim dunia pada 2020, mengingat potensi pasar busana muslim cukup besar mencapai 20 persen dari pasar industri mode dunia. "Indonesia berpeluang besar menjadi kiblat 'Islamic Fashion' dunia, karena sebagian besar penduduk Indonesia beragama Islam dan memiliki kekayaan kultur dari ribuan suku yang tersebar di nusantara," kata Direktur Indonesia Islamic Fashion Consortium (IIFC), Gilarsi W Setijono, di Jakarta, Jumat.
Selain itu, katanya, Indonesia memiliki ratusan perancang busana kelas atas yang mampu mengembangkan mode busana muslim. "Kondisi itu merupakan aset yang sangat berharga dan tidak dimiliki oleh negara (muslim) lain di dunia," kata Gilarsi.
Ia menjelaskan pasar mode busana dan aksesoris pakaian muslim di dunia cukup besar mencapai 20 persen dari total pasar industri mode yang pada tahun 2008 mencapai 1,7 triliun dolar AS. "Indonesia tidak hanya memiliki perancang busana yang bagus, tapi juga perajin yang handal untuk membuat payet dan bordir," katanya.
Oleh karena itu, pihaknya bersama dengan Kementerian Koordinator Perekonomian, Kementerian Budaya dan Pariwisata, Kementerian Perindustrian, dan Kementerian Perdagangan akan mengampanyekan keinginan menuju Indonesia sebagai kiblat mode busana muslim dunia pada 2020. "Kami telah menyiapkan rencana aksi dalam tiga tahun pertama, kemudian empat tahun menuju Indonesia menjadi kiblat mode busana muslim dunia pada 2020," ujar Gilarsi.
Sementara Asisten Deputi Bidang Urusan Pemberdayaan UMKM dan Industri Pariwisata, Kementerian Koordinator Perekonomian, Hamdan MM, mengatakan pihaknya mendukung rencana tersebut dan akan menyusun peta jalan bersama mewujudkan keinginan menjadikan Indonesia kiblat mode busana muslim dunia itu. "Tekstil dan industri mode merupakan salah satu dari 14 industri kreatif yang dikembangkan Indonesia. Busana muslim merupakan bagian dari industri tekstil dan mode," katanya, mengemukakan alasan dukungan pemerintah pada kampanye IIFC tersebut.
Sebagai langkah awal IIFC akan menyelenggarakan pameran busana muslim tingkat nasional di Plaza Indonesia mulai awal Agutus sampai September, yang diikuti oleh 31 perancang busana yang membawa sebanyak 450 busana muslim. Selain itu pada 17 Agutus 2010 IIFC bersama pemerintah juga akan menggelar "Islamic Fashion Fair" pada Paviliun Indonesia di ajang "World Expo," Shanghai (China) yang diikuti oleh beberapa perancang busana dan memamerkan 100 baju muslim di hadapan 192 peerwakilan negara peserta pameran dunia itu, khususnya negara asal Timur Tengah dan Asia.
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The Latest Fashion
Hebohnya Diskon The Latest Fashion Charles & Keith
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Masih dalam rangkaian Jakarta Great Sale, Charles & Keith menggelar potongan harga pada 18 Juni lalu dan akan berakhir pada 18 Juli 2010. Bagi para pecinta sepatu, tas dan aksesoris lainnya tentu tidak mau ketinggalan untuk menambah koleksinya dengan brand ini.
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Brand ternama Charles & Keith dengan menggelar promo The Latest Fashion Charles & Keith Disc.Up to 70%. Alhasil, outlet Charles & Keith diserbu para pecinta brand tersebut.
Masih dalam rangkaian Jakarta Great Sale, Charles & Keith menggelar potongan harga pada 18 Juni lalu dan akan berakhir pada 18 Juli 2010. Bagi para pecinta sepatu, tas dan aksesoris lainnya tentu tidak mau ketinggalan untuk menambah koleksinya dengan brand ini.
Berbagai macam koleksi sepatu yang nyaman dan fashionable yang dimiliki oleh Charles & Keith diberi potongan harga, namun terkecuali untuk new arrivals item. Beberapa koleksi menarik yang tim AdaDiskon lihat antara lain, flat shoes dengan harga Rp. 359.000 di diskon 50% jadi Rp.179.000. Untuk Anda suka bergaya formal, pump shoes dengan tinggi hak 5 cm diberi diskon 70%, hanya Rp.109.000 saja!
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Koleksi lainnya seperti tas, kacamata, ikat pinggang juga ikut didiskon. Sling bag kulit sintetis yang awalnya Rp.349.000 menjadi Rp.239.000. Cek juga koleksi aksesoris kacamata hitamnya, dengan diskon 70% kini hanya Rp. 99.000.
Diskon yang diberikan Charles & Keith memang tidak tanggung-tanggung. Khusus di outlet-outlet Jakarta dan bagi para pemegang Kartu Kredit dari Bank Mega bisa menikmati tambahan diskon 5%.
Jadi tidak usah bingung lagi untuk hunting koleksi fashion dari Charles & Keith, apalagi momen Jakarta Great Sale masih 2 minggu lagi.
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