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    Zara Swot

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    shuttle back and forth all kinds of fashion shows and trade fairs in Paris‚ New York‚ London‚ and Milan‚ from which they can get inspiration and recognize the fashion trend accurately. Therefore‚ Zara could rapidly design and release fashion-sensitive clothing styles similar to renowned brands like Chanel‚ Prada and Gucci with relatively low price‚ which are warmly welcomed by those customers who dream for top-class design but cannot afford for luxury brand collections. "Zara enables us to be flexible

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    Traffic Clothing PLC

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    Traffic Clothing PLC 1) Internal growth is defined as the development of a business through using its own finances and retained profits. Whereas external growth is a business’s growth through acquiring other businesses. In Traffic Clothing PLC’s external growth strategy was through aggressive takeovers of either other clothing producers or material suppliers. While their internal growth strategy was through creating low cost factories in developing nations. 2) Sales revenue is defined as the

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    teachers lives a lot easier by promoting equality and not discriminating against the wealth of individual families. Reducing tension on parents getting children organised for coming to school. It also takes pressure off teachers who would have to police clothing being worn to school and its appropriateness / suitability. Conclusion: School uniforms should be compulsory. As a result children will be more focused; it gives an effective message that all children are equal. It also makes it easier for

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    both positive and negative agreements regarding my question. The theory of identity being shown through a person’s outfit varies. In any society‚ reading clothing is part of human interaction” to “we are what wear” addresses the issue in consumer research‚ which is “we are what we have. (Feinberg‚ Mataro‚ 1992‚ pg 23.) [Dressing Up: Clothing As A Visible Expression Of Identity] “Vain trifles as they may seem‚ clothes have‚ they say‚ more important offices than merely to keep us warm. They change

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    American Apparel Analysis

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    CONSUMER PROFILE American Apparel have a cult status worldwide for sexy‚ guilt free clothing which wont fall apart or cost a bomb. The American Apparel consumer profile is a young‚ sexy‚ gritty‚ metropolitan type. Dov Charney aims his company towards “metropolitan adults” he says “Our customers are educated‚ sophisticated‚ creative types who adapt to economic dislocation. They don’t own cars. They don’t own stocks. They probably don’t have a lot of dependants. They don’t have a lot of savings

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    Pretty In Pink Sociology

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    Money categorizes all the classes throughout this film. Each class is characterized by their belongings and money. This movie is all about how much money they have and belongings they have. In this film‚ Andie makes her own clothing‚ in which‚ you can assume she does because of their lack of money. Also‚ her father is continently unemployed making Andie have to fin for herself. Because of this‚ Andie is categorized into a specific group within the high school. Pretty in Pink

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    Against School Uniforms

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    Students should be given a chance to give arguments against school uniforms. So that decision could be taken in positive way. There is one more conflict co-exists is the issue on if clothing is a form of symbolism. Some say it could be a form of speech. This could be true to some extent but if a piece of clothing is disrupting or offending anyone should be removed and never seen on the premises. Yes‚ students should be able to dress the way they want‚ but schools should have the right to set standards

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    high end fashion retailer by Inditex that has its roots in the Spanish fashion industry. The company mostly caters to European tastes but is widely popular due to its innovative collections‚ up to date trend setting outfits and affordable prices. Clothing and accessories retailer based in Arteixo‚ Galicia‚ and founded in 1975 by Amancio Ortega and Rosalía Mera. It is the flagship chain store of the Inditex group. * Objective: The main objective of Zara brand in a market is to ‘democratize

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    AMB201: Research Project Topic and Objectives (Assignments One & Two) Topic: Purchasing behaviour associated with fashion clothing Background: Two dominant approaches that can be used when seeking to market to a broad range of consumers are segmentation and mass marketing. The traditional segmentation view of marketing suggests that market segments should be carefully researched for important differences‚ and then strategies developed to suit each specific segment. Mass marketing on

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    1980's Fashion Trends

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    onwards women wore lowrise skinny jeans‚ lycra yoga wear‚ knee-high boots with pointed toes‚ trenchcoats and peacoats‚ tunics worn with wide or thin belts‚ capri pants‚ longer tank tops worn with a main blouse or shirt‚ leggings‚ and “vintage clothing” including hippie and Boho inspired dresses with paisley patterns. Crocs were a brief fad for both sexes in the summer of 2005‚ despite their kitsch connotations. Late Thousands In the late 2000s‚ headbands‚ denimprint leggings‚ knitted

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