Archive for December 2009
stylekandy asked:
Designer Anand Kabra is a free thinker, unconfined to any conventional style statement. His designs are born from a deeply personal space. His collections always reflect his own inner being while his philosophy is the belief of self expression. A product of international education blended perfectly with core Indian sensibility, this designer knows how to make an individual more glamorous without over powering them with the clothes.
Let’s get to know more about this designer who is termed as ‘the designer for the quintessential global woman’- How designing came into being… I wanted to be a doctor but things just fell into place one after the other for designing. I was sitting in the cafeteria in the London College of Fashion where I learned about form and design. There I discovered that there is no fixed form and definite design for making a collection. Splats of tomato sauce and coffee stains on a chequered table cloth proved the ultimate inspiration!
Your design philosophy… It’s the single thought you unearth after delving into sea of thoughts. It’s the thread I choose to weave into each creation. Latest buzz of one fashion week in Delhi… I have no clue what’s happening, my main concern was to concentrate on my work and how to improve it. Fashion trend getting repetitive… Fashion is always cyclic; you will see the same trend coming up after every 10-12 years. Staging of shows at fashion weeks needs to make business sense. It is not about established or new designers — the objective of showing a collection differs from designer to designer. Some people use it for visibility and some for sales — but whatever the case, it needs to translate into business returns, whether immediate or long-term.
The coming of fashion hub… so you see the plan coming out of paper… I do not know seriously, there is so much happening everywhere that this news has been lost somewhere… at least I can not comment on this. Has recession affected the fashion industry… There are slight changes in the buying pattern and it’s all boiled down to need-based buying as opposed to impulsive buying; everyone is looking to get ‘value for money’ and multiple buys have been reduced to single purchases. The consumer is still willing to spend money provided it is justified.
The designers that you admire… I like the style of French designers, crafts technique of Japan and Indians of course which is the mix of everything. Western silhouettes is as much as part of our Indian ness as is the Indian ethos in international style. Your future projects…I am busy promoting some of my stores then will come up with a new couture range for the next season. I might do Kolkata Fashion Week also.
Designer Anand Kabra is a free thinker, unconfined to any conventional style statement. His designs are born from a deeply personal space. His collections always reflect his own inner being while his philosophy is the belief of self expression. A product of international education blended perfectly with core Indian sensibility, this designer knows how to make an individual more glamorous without over powering them with the clothes.
Let’s get to know more about this designer who is termed as ‘the designer for the quintessential global woman’- How designing came into being… I wanted to be a doctor but things just fell into place one after the other for designing. I was sitting in the cafeteria in the London College of Fashion where I learned about form and design. There I discovered that there is no fixed form and definite design for making a collection. Splats of tomato sauce and coffee stains on a chequered table cloth proved the ultimate inspiration!
Your design philosophy… It’s the single thought you unearth after delving into sea of thoughts. It’s the thread I choose to weave into each creation. Latest buzz of one fashion week in Delhi… I have no clue what’s happening, my main concern was to concentrate on my work and how to improve it. Fashion trend getting repetitive… Fashion is always cyclic; you will see the same trend coming up after every 10-12 years. Staging of shows at fashion weeks needs to make business sense. It is not about established or new designers — the objective of showing a collection differs from designer to designer. Some people use it for visibility and some for sales — but whatever the case, it needs to translate into business returns, whether immediate or long-term.
The coming of fashion hub… so you see the plan coming out of paper… I do not know seriously, there is so much happening everywhere that this news has been lost somewhere… at least I can not comment on this. Has recession affected the fashion industry… There are slight changes in the buying pattern and it’s all boiled down to need-based buying as opposed to impulsive buying; everyone is looking to get ‘value for money’ and multiple buys have been reduced to single purchases. The consumer is still willing to spend money provided it is justified.
The designers that you admire… I like the style of French designers, crafts technique of Japan and Indians of course which is the mix of everything. Western silhouettes is as much as part of our Indian ness as is the Indian ethos in international style. Your future projects…I am busy promoting some of my stores then will come up with a new couture range for the next season. I might do Kolkata Fashion Week also.
Lea Smith asked:
Who says that reality cannot be submerged into fantasy? While most people think that what is a fantasy cannot be real or vice versa, in truth, there is a thin line that separates reality from fantasy. This is true in all matters, even in arts, and even more in fashion. Fashion is a fantasy made into reality. Fashion starts with a concept, materialized with further understanding of the arts. When the fashion design is done, the distinction does not end there. Even in the presentation of the styles and fashion, it is channel through real runway and the fashion made deep in the mind. This is exemplified best by one of the creations of the mind, the Bratz. Now feel the thrill and excitement as reality merges with fantasy when runway fashion hits the Bratz world.
For those you who have not been reached by the outstanding popularity of the Bratz, it should be known that the Bratz are one of the most successful teenagers recognized to have outstanding fashion sense that has been materialized in every part of their living. They are not simple creations of the mind, or made virtual, they are like real celebrities, patronized by their fans. So as the line between reality and has been blurred to make the distinction, these teenagers would not let that they got missed up with the latest fashion styles and wardrobe. Therefore fashion goes into the runway as the Bratz becomes avid expectators on what are the fashionable clothes for the season.
Fashion collection at the Bratz world encompasses all the fashion line at their current trends. At the fashion collection, you can find the newest styles and color combination for the season. For the spring, beiges, browns and softened mustards palette becomes the must haves while it is accentuated with odd highlights like that of apricot. Pastel reigns for the spring so be guided at the Bratz runway collection.
Spring fashion spells more on playing up with textures and details instead of the patterns. Moreover, the waist and the shoulders are accentuated with shapes as design for the outfit. In terms of the footwear, stilettos and pumps still lead the way but designers of the house have also brought Russian inspired collection that produced a sharp and yet classy effect with the refinement of a real woman. This fits very well out Bratz girls as they are very fond of exotic designs that spell sophistication in rarity.
Relax and bliss your eyes with the vast collection of the new styles of clothing for the season at the Bratz world. Have fun with Jade, Yasmin, Sasha and Cloe as you explore the new fashion craze at the chic refinement.
Who says that reality cannot be submerged into fantasy? While most people think that what is a fantasy cannot be real or vice versa, in truth, there is a thin line that separates reality from fantasy. This is true in all matters, even in arts, and even more in fashion. Fashion is a fantasy made into reality. Fashion starts with a concept, materialized with further understanding of the arts. When the fashion design is done, the distinction does not end there. Even in the presentation of the styles and fashion, it is channel through real runway and the fashion made deep in the mind. This is exemplified best by one of the creations of the mind, the Bratz. Now feel the thrill and excitement as reality merges with fantasy when runway fashion hits the Bratz world.
For those you who have not been reached by the outstanding popularity of the Bratz, it should be known that the Bratz are one of the most successful teenagers recognized to have outstanding fashion sense that has been materialized in every part of their living. They are not simple creations of the mind, or made virtual, they are like real celebrities, patronized by their fans. So as the line between reality and has been blurred to make the distinction, these teenagers would not let that they got missed up with the latest fashion styles and wardrobe. Therefore fashion goes into the runway as the Bratz becomes avid expectators on what are the fashionable clothes for the season.
Fashion collection at the Bratz world encompasses all the fashion line at their current trends. At the fashion collection, you can find the newest styles and color combination for the season. For the spring, beiges, browns and softened mustards palette becomes the must haves while it is accentuated with odd highlights like that of apricot. Pastel reigns for the spring so be guided at the Bratz runway collection.
Spring fashion spells more on playing up with textures and details instead of the patterns. Moreover, the waist and the shoulders are accentuated with shapes as design for the outfit. In terms of the footwear, stilettos and pumps still lead the way but designers of the house have also brought Russian inspired collection that produced a sharp and yet classy effect with the refinement of a real woman. This fits very well out Bratz girls as they are very fond of exotic designs that spell sophistication in rarity.
Relax and bliss your eyes with the vast collection of the new styles of clothing for the season at the Bratz world. Have fun with Jade, Yasmin, Sasha and Cloe as you explore the new fashion craze at the chic refinement.
London Stylist asked:
Trends for Autumn/Winter 08
There is really something for everyone this season. Whether your fashion stylist recommends you to wear brights, red or mauve or autumnal colours you will find it. Shapes will flapper most figures from fitted to blouson depending on what your proportions are. Use a Personal Shopper to seek out some of the key signature looks as many are classics and can be worn for a few seasons.
1. Tartan. The Highland look was everywhere with tartan appearing as blouses, blouson jackets, fitted jackets and mini skirts. A great way to wear this look is to combine a fitted jacket or blouse with jeans and high boots. Tartan minis always look great with soft jumpers and opaque tights.
2. Colours. Purple is the new black and is in all the shops it will suit cold blue/pink complexions best. Bright blue is also around and looks fab teamed with black. Brights are everywhere and work really well with bright warm complexions. Red is key for this season and works especially well in dresses, jumpers and jumper dresses. Great for Xmas! To identify what colours will suit you best a Personal Shopper or Style Consultant will help you spot the colours that maximise your natural skin tones.
3. Pants. Truly every style is available, ones to look for are cigarette style, high waisted ones that flare out are very flattering. Colours are black,grey.
4. Military. Military coats and jackets are back. Black with silver, black with gold, red with black are key colours to look for. Pieces will have epaulettes , braiding, metallic buttons. This works very well with pants and high boots.
5. Gothic and lace. Use the see through lace to soften the Gothic look or where it on its own. Lace is very feminine and **** and there are beautiful blouses and dresses on offer.
6. Autumn colours. The Scottish look prevails again with soft autumnal shades in tweeds and plaid shirts. Combine soft colours with cashmere jumpers for a truly highland look. These colours suit muted warm skins best.
7. Folk. Think smocks, embroidered tops, yoke necks in silk or cotton. Combine these with pendant jewellery and Gilet faux fur for a full folksy look. Flat boots a la Sienna Miller also work well.
8. Black. The LBD is alive and well, a new cocoon shape is influencing the catwalk but there are plenty of tight figure hugging ones too. Combine with opaques and high heels or use lace underneath to create drama.
Trends for Autumn/Winter 08
There is really something for everyone this season. Whether your fashion stylist recommends you to wear brights, red or mauve or autumnal colours you will find it. Shapes will flapper most figures from fitted to blouson depending on what your proportions are. Use a Personal Shopper to seek out some of the key signature looks as many are classics and can be worn for a few seasons.
1. Tartan. The Highland look was everywhere with tartan appearing as blouses, blouson jackets, fitted jackets and mini skirts. A great way to wear this look is to combine a fitted jacket or blouse with jeans and high boots. Tartan minis always look great with soft jumpers and opaque tights.
2. Colours. Purple is the new black and is in all the shops it will suit cold blue/pink complexions best. Bright blue is also around and looks fab teamed with black. Brights are everywhere and work really well with bright warm complexions. Red is key for this season and works especially well in dresses, jumpers and jumper dresses. Great for Xmas! To identify what colours will suit you best a Personal Shopper or Style Consultant will help you spot the colours that maximise your natural skin tones.
3. Pants. Truly every style is available, ones to look for are cigarette style, high waisted ones that flare out are very flattering. Colours are black,grey.
4. Military. Military coats and jackets are back. Black with silver, black with gold, red with black are key colours to look for. Pieces will have epaulettes , braiding, metallic buttons. This works very well with pants and high boots.
5. Gothic and lace. Use the see through lace to soften the Gothic look or where it on its own. Lace is very feminine and **** and there are beautiful blouses and dresses on offer.
6. Autumn colours. The Scottish look prevails again with soft autumnal shades in tweeds and plaid shirts. Combine soft colours with cashmere jumpers for a truly highland look. These colours suit muted warm skins best.
7. Folk. Think smocks, embroidered tops, yoke necks in silk or cotton. Combine these with pendant jewellery and Gilet faux fur for a full folksy look. Flat boots a la Sienna Miller also work well.
8. Black. The LBD is alive and well, a new cocoon shape is influencing the catwalk but there are plenty of tight figure hugging ones too. Combine with opaques and high heels or use lace underneath to create drama.
Priyanka Arora asked:
Halle Berry is considered to be a glamorous fashion icon in Hollywood. For most critics, she is always seen looking perfectly in style and always knows what works best for her. She always has a fabulous taste in clothing, and also has a knack of knowing what best hairdo and jewelry to use and wear to enhance her chosen outfit.
Halle Berry is famous for her pixie style short haircut. Halle has naturally wavy hair, so when she wears her haircut really short, she shows off a messy, **** and fun hair style. This is perfect for wavy hair, but can also be copied by straight hair when a flat iron is used. If you want to copy her hairdo, then you should: have your hair cut to a pixie with razor cut ends. Make sure you use a moisturizing shampoo with deep conditioner. Towel dry your hair to remove the excess moisture. Make sure you blowdry your hair in different sections from the bottom up. You can even use hair clips to divide off the hair layers as you blow dry. Use a cream pomade to have a textured look, and then finally apply a very light coat of hair spray.
Halle is also famous for her fantastic style in jewelry. She wears sophisticated gowns with understated jewelry, making sure that her glamorous gown is still the spotlight. During the Catwoman premiere, she wore gold rings, gold bangles and tiny blue and gold earrings that were a perfect match for her dress. During Gothika premiere, she chose to wear a low cut, figure hugging tangerine gown, making sure she did not wear big gaudy jewelry to highlight her outfit.
Halle Berry is considered to be a glamorous fashion icon in Hollywood. For most critics, she is always seen looking perfectly in style and always knows what works best for her. She always has a fabulous taste in clothing, and also has a knack of knowing what best hairdo and jewelry to use and wear to enhance her chosen outfit.
Halle Berry is famous for her pixie style short haircut. Halle has naturally wavy hair, so when she wears her haircut really short, she shows off a messy, **** and fun hair style. This is perfect for wavy hair, but can also be copied by straight hair when a flat iron is used. If you want to copy her hairdo, then you should: have your hair cut to a pixie with razor cut ends. Make sure you use a moisturizing shampoo with deep conditioner. Towel dry your hair to remove the excess moisture. Make sure you blowdry your hair in different sections from the bottom up. You can even use hair clips to divide off the hair layers as you blow dry. Use a cream pomade to have a textured look, and then finally apply a very light coat of hair spray.
Halle is also famous for her fantastic style in jewelry. She wears sophisticated gowns with understated jewelry, making sure that her glamorous gown is still the spotlight. During the Catwoman premiere, she wore gold rings, gold bangles and tiny blue and gold earrings that were a perfect match for her dress. During Gothika premiere, she chose to wear a low cut, figure hugging tangerine gown, making sure she did not wear big gaudy jewelry to highlight her outfit.
fashion model asked:
If you are one who breathes fashion, then a career in the fashion world can suit your style and aspirations. For fashion connoisseurs and enthusiasts all over the world, a career in fashion offers big opportunities and big money; an opportunity to influence the fashion conscious society and to change the way people dress themselves up in the modern world. Fashion industry offers excellent chance for those in the fashion design segment and to those in the sales and marketing domain otherwise known as fashion merchandising. You can further subdivide the industry by choosing to concentrate on a particular style or design.
Aspiring people will find fashion career opportunities as costume designers for small screen productions, films and theatre productions. One can find opportunities as personal stylists to private clients, or can choose to work for high-end designer cloth stores, or go for fashion photography. Other popular choices include modelling work for everything ranging from newspapers advertisements to design houses and also thronging the ramps in Milan and Paris. In order to turn your passion for fashion into a money spinning career, you need more than just the enthusiasm and ideas of a novice. You have to have technical as well as industry expertise to turn your ingenious energies into a big brand. The starting point could be a fashion school which provides education that promise to offer a really rewarding outlet for your resourceful talents. Quality education should prepare you for a glorious fashion career, even if not at the beginning, as some may have to work in a supporting role, for a start.
A successful fashion professional will have an innate and ingenious ability to create unique and trendy clothing styles and can effectively communicate them to the outside world. The course aimed at carving out fashion professionals will teach and provide valuable guidelines on how to design clothes and accessories and will get you familiarized with the fabrics and materials included in the manufacturing process. People interested in pursuing a career in fashion should make it a point to attend some accredited fashion schooling programs that address the basics as well as the latest in fashion including varied designs, drawings, clothing material, sewing styles, and manufacturing. The education you receive there can lay the foundation for you to grow as a full fledged fashion professional.
Experience really counts when it comes to a career in the glamorous industry of fashion.
So, it is imperative that you do an internship or apprenticeship at some established designer house. Building experience this way often provides one with a jump start in the fashion industry and will allow one to begin working on big projects. A career in fashion may take different routes that reflect the different aspects associated with this industry.
Whichever be the area you are interested in, there is a place specifically designed to suit your tastes and ability. And, for those who have got the genuine skills and determination, a career in fashion may turn out to be an amazing road abounding with opportunities.
If you are one who breathes fashion, then a career in the fashion world can suit your style and aspirations. For fashion connoisseurs and enthusiasts all over the world, a career in fashion offers big opportunities and big money; an opportunity to influence the fashion conscious society and to change the way people dress themselves up in the modern world. Fashion industry offers excellent chance for those in the fashion design segment and to those in the sales and marketing domain otherwise known as fashion merchandising. You can further subdivide the industry by choosing to concentrate on a particular style or design.
Aspiring people will find fashion career opportunities as costume designers for small screen productions, films and theatre productions. One can find opportunities as personal stylists to private clients, or can choose to work for high-end designer cloth stores, or go for fashion photography. Other popular choices include modelling work for everything ranging from newspapers advertisements to design houses and also thronging the ramps in Milan and Paris. In order to turn your passion for fashion into a money spinning career, you need more than just the enthusiasm and ideas of a novice. You have to have technical as well as industry expertise to turn your ingenious energies into a big brand. The starting point could be a fashion school which provides education that promise to offer a really rewarding outlet for your resourceful talents. Quality education should prepare you for a glorious fashion career, even if not at the beginning, as some may have to work in a supporting role, for a start.
A successful fashion professional will have an innate and ingenious ability to create unique and trendy clothing styles and can effectively communicate them to the outside world. The course aimed at carving out fashion professionals will teach and provide valuable guidelines on how to design clothes and accessories and will get you familiarized with the fabrics and materials included in the manufacturing process. People interested in pursuing a career in fashion should make it a point to attend some accredited fashion schooling programs that address the basics as well as the latest in fashion including varied designs, drawings, clothing material, sewing styles, and manufacturing. The education you receive there can lay the foundation for you to grow as a full fledged fashion professional.
Experience really counts when it comes to a career in the glamorous industry of fashion.
So, it is imperative that you do an internship or apprenticeship at some established designer house. Building experience this way often provides one with a jump start in the fashion industry and will allow one to begin working on big projects. A career in fashion may take different routes that reflect the different aspects associated with this industry.
Whichever be the area you are interested in, there is a place specifically designed to suit your tastes and ability. And, for those who have got the genuine skills and determination, a career in fashion may turn out to be an amazing road abounding with opportunities.
Aus Mark asked:
Women’s Summer Fashion
Floral prints, bright colours and light, trendy styles. These characteristics mark the onset of the summer season for Australia. For woman all over, full-fledged Spring and Summer are seasons to go all-out, fashion-wise. Throwing off thick winter coats and boots and donning bright colours and **** designs are reason enough for a woman to get excited about the hot, sizzling months that are to come.
Designer labels have got their full range of Spring-Summer collection out in stores, and it’s no wonder women all over the world are flocking to get the latest, usually limited, designs and styles.
Chanel has big floral designs on their latest beach dresses. While at first glance, the frock seems more spring than summer, the bright patterns and loud colours are perfect for a day out in the sun – anywhere!
Dior is moving in the animal kingdom. One of their latest trench coat designs consists of a zebra-print style. This is a nice change from the standard leopard print designs common to animal-like designs. Trench coats are a perfect add-on to the cooler spring and early summer evenings.
Escada is, as usual, classy and sleek. Its latest designs made of pure silk satin are perfect for cooler and slinkier formal wear for summer. The lightness of the material makes it more comfortable for the warmer months, and the demure, understated designs allow for louder, funkier accessories.
Gucci has some beautiful pastel pieces in store. This year, pastel backgrounds with louder overlaying prints have become popular, and Gucci’s range of casual and semi formal wear does not disappoint. Lighter colours are perfect for sunny days because, as cliché as it may seem, black does attract heat!
d’Italia is a designer fabric store in Melbourne, Australia. The store’s products are imported directly from Italy and its fabrics come from the same manufacturing houses that provide for designer labels like Prada, Gucci, Escada and Armani. d’Italia boasts a range of material and fabric that are often used for the creation of uniquely tailored evening wear, bridal wear and professional wear.
d’Italia is open six days a week, and is located at 61 Glenferrie Road, Malvern, Victoria. Australian tailor and seamstress services should be booked in advance (especially for wedding couture).
Women’s Summer Fashion
Floral prints, bright colours and light, trendy styles. These characteristics mark the onset of the summer season for Australia. For woman all over, full-fledged Spring and Summer are seasons to go all-out, fashion-wise. Throwing off thick winter coats and boots and donning bright colours and **** designs are reason enough for a woman to get excited about the hot, sizzling months that are to come.
Designer labels have got their full range of Spring-Summer collection out in stores, and it’s no wonder women all over the world are flocking to get the latest, usually limited, designs and styles.
Chanel has big floral designs on their latest beach dresses. While at first glance, the frock seems more spring than summer, the bright patterns and loud colours are perfect for a day out in the sun – anywhere!
Dior is moving in the animal kingdom. One of their latest trench coat designs consists of a zebra-print style. This is a nice change from the standard leopard print designs common to animal-like designs. Trench coats are a perfect add-on to the cooler spring and early summer evenings.
Escada is, as usual, classy and sleek. Its latest designs made of pure silk satin are perfect for cooler and slinkier formal wear for summer. The lightness of the material makes it more comfortable for the warmer months, and the demure, understated designs allow for louder, funkier accessories.
Gucci has some beautiful pastel pieces in store. This year, pastel backgrounds with louder overlaying prints have become popular, and Gucci’s range of casual and semi formal wear does not disappoint. Lighter colours are perfect for sunny days because, as cliché as it may seem, black does attract heat!
d’Italia is a designer fabric store in Melbourne, Australia. The store’s products are imported directly from Italy and its fabrics come from the same manufacturing houses that provide for designer labels like Prada, Gucci, Escada and Armani. d’Italia boasts a range of material and fabric that are often used for the creation of uniquely tailored evening wear, bridal wear and professional wear.
d’Italia is open six days a week, and is located at 61 Glenferrie Road, Malvern, Victoria. Australian tailor and seamstress services should be booked in advance (especially for wedding couture).
Fashion Reviewer asked:
One of the most common business ideas is selling wholesale fashion clothing. The main reason why there are a lot of individuals opting for this type of investment is the low prices of fashion wholesale apparel. If you manage your own clothing boutique or retail shop, you will possibly earn huge returns. There are hundreds of people looking for fashionable clothes. While there are costly stylish outfits, there are still a lot of individuals who are searching for cheap deals. If you are selling affordable clothes, you will earn more customers. This will mean a bigger profit for you and probably, a chance for you to expand your business.
If you are a clothing retailer who is looking for the best deals, choose to shop for cheap clothing wholesale. There are various clothing suppliers who offer their items for relatively low prices. Some of these suppliers may be found within your own country. On the other hand, there some fashion clothing wholesalers who are based internationally. One of these international suppliers of wholesale apparel is CausewayMall. This fashion wholesale manufacturer sells its products internationally, to continents such as Asia, Europe, and America. Whether you are running an apparel boutique at United Kingdom or Canada, you can buy Asian fashion wholesale clothes at Causeway Mall.
CausewayMall is a Hong Kong clothing wholesaler which caters to retailers and wholesalers who sell wholesale women’s apparel. If your customers are females, opt for the women clothes wholesale of this manufacturer. You can shop for junior wholesale clothing or wholesale women clothing. Causeway Mall offers Japan & Korea fashion clothing. It also sells Hong Kong fashion clothes. The style and design of this company’s items are based from magazines and the fashion of other countries. Because of this, you have various choices to take a pick from when you purchase wholesale Korea style fashion clothes at CausewayMall.com.
CausewayMall is a wholesale online sourcing mall, allowing you to shop for its clothing items over the web. This method of buying is very convenient since you do not have to leave your store to buy more clothing supplies wholesale. All you have to do is log on to the company’s website and you are free to select from its long line of fashion clothes. CausewayMall provides its clients with cheap ladies wholesale clothing. This is possible when you order items in bulk, letting you avail of discounted prices.
As much as quality is concerned, this Korea fashion online store sells wholesale fashion clothes very suitable to middle-end or price-competitive markets. When it comes to the styles of the clothes, you will be able to find the latest designs. You can choose from charming blouses down to elegant party dress wholesale and funky skirts and shorts. You have thousands of options when you buy clothing supplies wholesale at CausewayMall. Most importantly, the supplier of Korean clothing wholesale of CausewayMall is very stable and reliable.
One of the most common business ideas is selling wholesale fashion clothing. The main reason why there are a lot of individuals opting for this type of investment is the low prices of fashion wholesale apparel. If you manage your own clothing boutique or retail shop, you will possibly earn huge returns. There are hundreds of people looking for fashionable clothes. While there are costly stylish outfits, there are still a lot of individuals who are searching for cheap deals. If you are selling affordable clothes, you will earn more customers. This will mean a bigger profit for you and probably, a chance for you to expand your business.
If you are a clothing retailer who is looking for the best deals, choose to shop for cheap clothing wholesale. There are various clothing suppliers who offer their items for relatively low prices. Some of these suppliers may be found within your own country. On the other hand, there some fashion clothing wholesalers who are based internationally. One of these international suppliers of wholesale apparel is CausewayMall. This fashion wholesale manufacturer sells its products internationally, to continents such as Asia, Europe, and America. Whether you are running an apparel boutique at United Kingdom or Canada, you can buy Asian fashion wholesale clothes at Causeway Mall.
CausewayMall is a Hong Kong clothing wholesaler which caters to retailers and wholesalers who sell wholesale women’s apparel. If your customers are females, opt for the women clothes wholesale of this manufacturer. You can shop for junior wholesale clothing or wholesale women clothing. Causeway Mall offers Japan & Korea fashion clothing. It also sells Hong Kong fashion clothes. The style and design of this company’s items are based from magazines and the fashion of other countries. Because of this, you have various choices to take a pick from when you purchase wholesale Korea style fashion clothes at CausewayMall.com.
CausewayMall is a wholesale online sourcing mall, allowing you to shop for its clothing items over the web. This method of buying is very convenient since you do not have to leave your store to buy more clothing supplies wholesale. All you have to do is log on to the company’s website and you are free to select from its long line of fashion clothes. CausewayMall provides its clients with cheap ladies wholesale clothing. This is possible when you order items in bulk, letting you avail of discounted prices.
As much as quality is concerned, this Korea fashion online store sells wholesale fashion clothes very suitable to middle-end or price-competitive markets. When it comes to the styles of the clothes, you will be able to find the latest designs. You can choose from charming blouses down to elegant party dress wholesale and funky skirts and shorts. You have thousands of options when you buy clothing supplies wholesale at CausewayMall. Most importantly, the supplier of Korean clothing wholesale of CausewayMall is very stable and reliable.
Matt Saunders asked:
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Like many others things such as music, movies and sport; fashion has its firm place in popular culture. Fashion runs parallel with society on just about every level, sometimes mirroring it and sometimes paving the way. We consume what we see and we embrace what we like the look of.
Probably the closest thing to fashion is the arts, in particular, music. Musicians and artists are often regarded as trendsetters and the more accessible their attire, the more people can latch onto these trends and feel part of something big. Many artists over the years have capitalised on this by releasing their own clothing lines, offering not just their music but a whole wardrobe of clothing items and accessories to accompany it.
An intriguing aspect of designer fashion specifically, is that everything is relative and, where music and art somewhat govern the fashion style of its creatives, they wear what they choose to accompany their art because their clothing is a direct influence of their art. Whether the music is indie, goth or hip hop, a specific fashionable style will exist to accompany it. This means that the artists are more accessible as these clothing items can be bought for reasonable prices in shops or online.
The trick to borrowing a style from a celebrity is not to copy, but to experiment and accessorise. You don’t want to be branded a copycat wannabe.
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Like many others things such as music, movies and sport; fashion has its firm place in popular culture. Fashion runs parallel with society on just about every level, sometimes mirroring it and sometimes paving the way. We consume what we see and we embrace what we like the look of.
Probably the closest thing to fashion is the arts, in particular, music. Musicians and artists are often regarded as trendsetters and the more accessible their attire, the more people can latch onto these trends and feel part of something big. Many artists over the years have capitalised on this by releasing their own clothing lines, offering not just their music but a whole wardrobe of clothing items and accessories to accompany it.
An intriguing aspect of designer fashion specifically, is that everything is relative and, where music and art somewhat govern the fashion style of its creatives, they wear what they choose to accompany their art because their clothing is a direct influence of their art. Whether the music is indie, goth or hip hop, a specific fashionable style will exist to accompany it. This means that the artists are more accessible as these clothing items can be bought for reasonable prices in shops or online.
The trick to borrowing a style from a celebrity is not to copy, but to experiment and accessorise. You don’t want to be branded a copycat wannabe.
The same strict guideline the original Rolex Air-King model follows pertains to the fake models as well. These features apply both in the most costly original model which was produced in 1931 and the more affordable fake version to follow. The brilliant watchmakers Hans Wilsdorf and Alfred Davis founded the Swiss Rolex Company and have been making these wonderful machines since.
The original models are known to have the astronomical average price of $5000. Therefore the demand for a far more affordable watch soon followed. With an average price tag of $350 this fake model is well within the reach of the working class. This is a wonderful advantage to those in need of an accurate and durable timepiece.
The Average Features
One of the most outstanding basic features of the Rolex Air-King fake watch is the crown logo which is found on the originals. The dials and sub-dials also mirror those found in the original brand of watch. They also contain a one of a kind perpetual built in rotor system which maintains the accuracy of the watch. Never underestimate the completely accurate and enduring legacy of this fake watch.
The watch itself is protected by a glass cover made of a scratch resistant mineral crystal element. The face of the watch remains true to the original in that the stainless steel casings surrounding this watch is an accent in its own right. Never to be confused with a far less competent timepiece these watches remain in a league of their own.
The inner workings are protected by the stainless steel case attached to a beautifully crafted bracelet compiled of the same product.
These watches have proven time and again the famed Rolex Company and their legacy remain intact.
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Priyanka Arora asked:
The color blue is perhaps the best choice for business women’s fashion. This is because this color is reflective of confidence, trust, wisdom, loyalty, softness and tranquility. It is such a versatile color in its intensities and hues. It goes very well with almost all of the different skin tones. If you want to make a grand entrance, then this color is for you. Most designers and retailers are shying away from the bold and intense colors and going towards livelier and brighter hues.
Cobalt Blue: This is a rich, deep jewel toned blue. This is perfect for day or night events. It can easily be combined with white, black and gray. It looks great on women who have a darker skin tone.
Teal Blue: This is a very unique and versatile color for the office. It is somewhat bold and can make any boring outfit to chic. It would look food with darker shades of blue for a monochromatic professional feel. This color works wonderful on women who have medium skin tones.
Turquoise Blue: This color is a very soft yet very vibrant color that can enhance and highlight any outfit. This universal hue can be combined with most colors for casual and formal events. This specific color is flattering for all skin tones, from light to fair skin tones. If you want a bolder or more intense look, try matching turquoise blue with brown or black. This color is very useful for spring and summer but can easily work great for the winter season.
The color blue is perhaps the best choice for business women’s fashion. This is because this color is reflective of confidence, trust, wisdom, loyalty, softness and tranquility. It is such a versatile color in its intensities and hues. It goes very well with almost all of the different skin tones. If you want to make a grand entrance, then this color is for you. Most designers and retailers are shying away from the bold and intense colors and going towards livelier and brighter hues.
Cobalt Blue: This is a rich, deep jewel toned blue. This is perfect for day or night events. It can easily be combined with white, black and gray. It looks great on women who have a darker skin tone.
Teal Blue: This is a very unique and versatile color for the office. It is somewhat bold and can make any boring outfit to chic. It would look food with darker shades of blue for a monochromatic professional feel. This color works wonderful on women who have medium skin tones.
Turquoise Blue: This color is a very soft yet very vibrant color that can enhance and highlight any outfit. This universal hue can be combined with most colors for casual and formal events. This specific color is flattering for all skin tones, from light to fair skin tones. If you want a bolder or more intense look, try matching turquoise blue with brown or black. This color is very useful for spring and summer but can easily work great for the winter season.
F2F Author asked:
Fashion shows of the present era are electrifying with spectacular, emotional and theatrical aspects. The Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) held in the ‘dream city’ of Mumbai during March 29 – April 2, 2008 is an apt example of the same. The new millennium endorsed with wealth, and amid a flock of fashion savvy designers, the show forged its own place in the world of fashion. Designers staying to their roots and with years of experience adored the show a **** look with a touch of vintage elegance.
The show was scheduled at the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA), in Mumbai. This is a joint initiative of Lakme, a renowned name in beauty industry, and IMG, entertainment and Media Company, and a global leader in event management and fashion weeks. Shows were held in Jamshed Bhabha Theatre, NCPA, and the designers exhibited their collections in tents called the ‘Source’, located adjacent to the theatre. 57 talented designers displayed their collections, and 19 most important fashion stalwarts were present at the fashion extravaganza.
JJ Valaya’s “Paisa”:
JJ Valaya kick started the breathtaking show on March 29th by exhibiting an assortment of cutting-edge clothing and appealing jewellery in the name “Paisa”. His collections filled the ramp with a vibrant fusion of ethnic wear along with Indo-western attires permeating a Rajasthani feeling.
Arshiya Fakih Eapen, “Araiya”:
Designer Arshiya Fakih Eapen’s collections titled “Araiya” were inspired by the hues of blue, magenta, green, with a touch of beige, black, and grey. Attires were is a range of silk, satin, velvet, with black, silver and burnished gold embellishments along with plating and embroidery. Arshiyas silhouettes represented micro minis in different styles and drapes. Silk fabrics had embossing, and crushed effect, while Lycra, crepe, and satin were given rubberized effect. Noori embossed jersey dresses with pleated sleeves, decorated with gold embellishment, satin dress with puffed sleeves, and antique work, trimmed with silver buttons and rubberized treatment were the highlights of Arshya’s collections.
Drashta Sarvaiya:
Drashta’s collection displayed on March 29th was of an interesting mix of emerging trend along with art and fashion. Her collections had a strong signature look. Drashta’s line of clothes represented a sparkling feminine look with stylish cocktail ensemble in an assortment of tunics, coats, jackets etc. The outfits were in rice knit jersey, chiffon, and satin Lycra shaded with inspiring hues of green, purple, ochre, electric blue, copper, and the ever time color; black. Her drapes were in silk fabric with metallic shades giving a dramatic look.
Sanjay Malhotra’s “Night at the Moulin Rogue”:
Sanjay Malhotra’s collections showcased under the title, “A Night at the Moulin Rogue” on April 2nd was the combination of formal western and fusion clothing. Silk and chiffon clothing found their way in vibrant hues of wine, orange, emerald green and peach. His collections were embellished with zari for seams, lace with sequin work, and floral embroidery. The elegant white sari with exquisitely designed pallav in red rose sequins was the highlight of his collection. Embellished Jodhpur jackets, lace gown with drapes, peach gowns with black appliqu, black; off shoulder lace gowns were also portrayed in his collection. Mens wear also had a place in his collection with grey suit, raw silk jacket and trousers with inset pleats on the back.
Vivek Karunakaran and his “Uber Chic”:
Vivek karunakaran’s cocktail collection, displayed under the title “Uber Chic” reveals that his creativity stayed close to inspiration. Black and grey formed the basic colors while jade and wine hues had their role in his fashion palette. Clothes were is utterly feminine fabric of georgette, satin chiffon and silk. Vivek’s silhouettes were shift dresses with miniskirts; high waist flared skirts, empire line dresses and quilted cropped jackets. His designer collection had quilting and pleating, adorned with embroidery like sequins in cuffs and necks. Double layered satin dress, blocked pleated chiffon dress, satin kimono top with jade and black waist band, fitted shirt with triple color paneling at hem are some of his master piece clothing displayed in the show.
Read More on Lakme Fashion Week
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Copyright © 2008
Fashion shows of the present era are electrifying with spectacular, emotional and theatrical aspects. The Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) held in the ‘dream city’ of Mumbai during March 29 – April 2, 2008 is an apt example of the same. The new millennium endorsed with wealth, and amid a flock of fashion savvy designers, the show forged its own place in the world of fashion. Designers staying to their roots and with years of experience adored the show a **** look with a touch of vintage elegance.
The show was scheduled at the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA), in Mumbai. This is a joint initiative of Lakme, a renowned name in beauty industry, and IMG, entertainment and Media Company, and a global leader in event management and fashion weeks. Shows were held in Jamshed Bhabha Theatre, NCPA, and the designers exhibited their collections in tents called the ‘Source’, located adjacent to the theatre. 57 talented designers displayed their collections, and 19 most important fashion stalwarts were present at the fashion extravaganza.
JJ Valaya’s “Paisa”:
JJ Valaya kick started the breathtaking show on March 29th by exhibiting an assortment of cutting-edge clothing and appealing jewellery in the name “Paisa”. His collections filled the ramp with a vibrant fusion of ethnic wear along with Indo-western attires permeating a Rajasthani feeling.
Arshiya Fakih Eapen, “Araiya”:
Designer Arshiya Fakih Eapen’s collections titled “Araiya” were inspired by the hues of blue, magenta, green, with a touch of beige, black, and grey. Attires were is a range of silk, satin, velvet, with black, silver and burnished gold embellishments along with plating and embroidery. Arshiyas silhouettes represented micro minis in different styles and drapes. Silk fabrics had embossing, and crushed effect, while Lycra, crepe, and satin were given rubberized effect. Noori embossed jersey dresses with pleated sleeves, decorated with gold embellishment, satin dress with puffed sleeves, and antique work, trimmed with silver buttons and rubberized treatment were the highlights of Arshya’s collections.
Drashta Sarvaiya:
Drashta’s collection displayed on March 29th was of an interesting mix of emerging trend along with art and fashion. Her collections had a strong signature look. Drashta’s line of clothes represented a sparkling feminine look with stylish cocktail ensemble in an assortment of tunics, coats, jackets etc. The outfits were in rice knit jersey, chiffon, and satin Lycra shaded with inspiring hues of green, purple, ochre, electric blue, copper, and the ever time color; black. Her drapes were in silk fabric with metallic shades giving a dramatic look.
Sanjay Malhotra’s “Night at the Moulin Rogue”:
Sanjay Malhotra’s collections showcased under the title, “A Night at the Moulin Rogue” on April 2nd was the combination of formal western and fusion clothing. Silk and chiffon clothing found their way in vibrant hues of wine, orange, emerald green and peach. His collections were embellished with zari for seams, lace with sequin work, and floral embroidery. The elegant white sari with exquisitely designed pallav in red rose sequins was the highlight of his collection. Embellished Jodhpur jackets, lace gown with drapes, peach gowns with black appliqu, black; off shoulder lace gowns were also portrayed in his collection. Mens wear also had a place in his collection with grey suit, raw silk jacket and trousers with inset pleats on the back.
Vivek Karunakaran and his “Uber Chic”:
Vivek karunakaran’s cocktail collection, displayed under the title “Uber Chic” reveals that his creativity stayed close to inspiration. Black and grey formed the basic colors while jade and wine hues had their role in his fashion palette. Clothes were is utterly feminine fabric of georgette, satin chiffon and silk. Vivek’s silhouettes were shift dresses with miniskirts; high waist flared skirts, empire line dresses and quilted cropped jackets. His designer collection had quilting and pleating, adorned with embroidery like sequins in cuffs and necks. Double layered satin dress, blocked pleated chiffon dress, satin kimono top with jade and black waist band, fitted shirt with triple color paneling at hem are some of his master piece clothing displayed in the show.
Read More on Lakme Fashion Week
Fibre2fashion.com – Leading B2B Portal and Marketplace of Global Textile, Apparel, Fashion & Retail Industry, Also Provides complete information on Fashion Jobs, Accessories,Fashion Articles, News, Jobs, and Events.
Copyright © 2008
Roy Leadwell asked:
The womens London based luxury designer is best know for shoes. Choo is of Chinese descent and was born in 1961 in Penang, his family were shoemakers and he made his first pair at the young age of 11. He attended what is know the London College of Fashion which he completed in 1983. He began is work in a worshop in East London and became a expert at design and craftsmanship, and was featured in the 1988 issue of Vogue magazine, were he got an eight page spread. He was regularly visited by the Princess of Wales, Diana which helped him tremendously.
Learn Information About: Jimmy Choo Designer Handbags
Choo and Tarmara Mellon, who was an editor at Vogue UK, co-founded Jimmy Choo Ltd in 1996. Choo sold 50% of his company in 2001 for £10 million. Since the sale he is focused mainly on his exclusive Couture line, which is licensed under Jimmy Choo Ltd. You can see the Jimmy Choo ready-to-wear line by special appointment at Connaught Street. The line was expanded to include exclusive handbags, you can find many Famous Stars wearing some of the fabulous designs. Choo is a London resident and spends most of his time their inspiring young designers.
Tamara is still the creative inspiration behind many of the designs that are produced with the Jimmy Choo brand. The company has done very well with its partnership in 2001 with Equinox Luxury Holdings Ltd., Ceo of Equinox also became the Ceo of Jimmy Choo Ltd. and has opened 26 new stores and added many new products to the line.
In 2007 another major stake was Tower Brook Capital Partners who bought in and the company was valued at £185 million. This year also had a new CEO at the helm, Joshua Schulman joined Jimmy Choo and spent most of his career with renowned luxury brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Richard Tyler, and international retail groups such as Gap Inc and Marc Jacobs for Perry Ellis. His experience and passion has moved the company forward into a top brand for the stars.
Learn Information About: Designer Handbags
The womens London based luxury designer is best know for shoes. Choo is of Chinese descent and was born in 1961 in Penang, his family were shoemakers and he made his first pair at the young age of 11. He attended what is know the London College of Fashion which he completed in 1983. He began is work in a worshop in East London and became a expert at design and craftsmanship, and was featured in the 1988 issue of Vogue magazine, were he got an eight page spread. He was regularly visited by the Princess of Wales, Diana which helped him tremendously.
Learn Information About: Jimmy Choo Designer Handbags
Choo and Tarmara Mellon, who was an editor at Vogue UK, co-founded Jimmy Choo Ltd in 1996. Choo sold 50% of his company in 2001 for £10 million. Since the sale he is focused mainly on his exclusive Couture line, which is licensed under Jimmy Choo Ltd. You can see the Jimmy Choo ready-to-wear line by special appointment at Connaught Street. The line was expanded to include exclusive handbags, you can find many Famous Stars wearing some of the fabulous designs. Choo is a London resident and spends most of his time their inspiring young designers.
Tamara is still the creative inspiration behind many of the designs that are produced with the Jimmy Choo brand. The company has done very well with its partnership in 2001 with Equinox Luxury Holdings Ltd., Ceo of Equinox also became the Ceo of Jimmy Choo Ltd. and has opened 26 new stores and added many new products to the line.
In 2007 another major stake was Tower Brook Capital Partners who bought in and the company was valued at £185 million. This year also had a new CEO at the helm, Joshua Schulman joined Jimmy Choo and spent most of his career with renowned luxury brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Richard Tyler, and international retail groups such as Gap Inc and Marc Jacobs for Perry Ellis. His experience and passion has moved the company forward into a top brand for the stars.
Learn Information About: Designer Handbags