2009 Fashion Capital Media Research #NYFashion

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  • + linaec Lina Maria Echeverri 1 month ago
    Excellent presentation. Very Interesting
  • + prakit krudang krangdu 3 months ago
    Green thumb up for you.
  • + saleemiqbal Saleem Iqbal 3 months ago
    Nice show thanks for sharing vote up
  • + abhishekshah Abhishek Shah 3 months ago
    Good to see two states in India exploring a mark in the fashion world.... I am a banker and hardly understand fashion... do share your inputs on how the world market is looking at India. Must tell you this is an amazing show... i also liked Gorge’s feedback.
  • + jjstclair Jeffrey St. Clair 3 months ago
    Dear Taly,

    Thanks for sending me this presentation. I’m not in the industry, but I am an interested observer. Having lived in London for 10 years and now in Columbus, Ohio, I miss the excitement!
  • + tmchgee Tariq Mehmood Ch. 3 months ago
    hun
  • + xiby George Sciberras. to appreciate the PPS, download it. 3 months ago
    This is a good show my friend. But let’s forget competition or the argument of who is best and whatnot and look at the facts as they stand out today. Like anywhere else, the Italian fashion industry is suffering! Italy has been the birthplace of many high fashion houses since – probably when fashion even began. It would be unimaginable to see the Italian fashion industry cave into itself. The three little words, “Made in Italy” are probably the ultimate in a stamp of luxury and quality for any fashion clientele.
    Given the economic crisis, designers are not experimenting with avant-garde clothing, but sticking to easy to understand, familiar styles from the classic suit to sporty shorts. Luxury Italian fashion house Versace expects that strong demand from a still resilient Asia will help it ride out the current global economic turmoil. One expects Asia would become the second biggest market by turnover after Europe by the end of next year.
    Although Fashion Uptodate Academy has launched a new fashion design course in Milan: with the Fashion Illustration Design course aimed to students who want to become fashion designers through a complete learning plan combining theory and laboratory activities, the response was not a welcome one and there is fear that are few new Italian designers who will one day replace the present fashion gurus.
  • + TrendsSpotting Taly Weiss 3 months ago
    Help the Big Apple regain the crown next year. Tweet on #NY fashion.

    http://www.trendsspotting.com/blog/?p=1447
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  1. The Global Language Monitor The Global Language Monitor’s 2009 Fashion Capital Research Brought to you by:
  2. Milan upends New York after a five year reign as the Top Fashion Capital The Global Language Monitor 2008 New York 2009 Milan
  3. Other Top Movers The Global Language Monitor Barcelona Mumbai Hong Kong Sao Paulo Sydney Miami
  4. The Global Language Monitor The global economic restructuring has affected the fashion industry just as it has touched everything else. The catwalks were still crowded though with the lights dimmer, the hype a bit more restrained, and ‘recessionistas,’ of course, thriving. Millie Lorenzo Payack Director & Fashion Correspondent The Global Language Monitor
  5. 2009: Top 15 Fashion Capitals The Global Language Monitor 5. London (0) 3. Paris (0) 13.Miami (+13) 1. Milano (+3) 10. Las Vegas (-2) 2. New York (-1) 4. Rome (-2) 15.Shanghai (-2) 12.Tokyo (-2) 14.Barcelona (+11) 6. Los Angeles (0) 11.Dubai (+1) 7.Hong Kong (+4) 8.Sao Paulo (+25) 9.Sydney (-2) Movement from 2008 ranking in parenthesis
  6. 2009: Next 15 Fashion Capitals The Global Language Monitor 26. Stockholm (-7) 19. Berlin (-10) 22. Moscow(-6) 13.Miami (+13) 28. Krakow (-1) 29. Prague (-1) 21. Madrid (-6) 17.New Delhi(+7) 31. Mexico City(New) 16.Mumbai (+6) 27. Bangkok(+7) 20. Singapore (-6) 23.Santiago(-6) 18.Rio de Janeiro (+12) 25. Melbourne (-7) 24.Buenos Aires(-4) Movement from 2008 ranking in parenthesis
  7. Commentary On Top 5 The Global Language Monitor 1.Milano 2.New York 3.Paris 4.Rome 5.London Not only Knocked out of No 1. in our London The Eternal overtakes Top Spot by hearts but No. remains the City still reigns New York but Milano after a 3 in the media. laggard of the strong also Rome and five-year run Fashion Elite. Paris.
  8. Commentary On Next 5 The Global Language Monitor 6. Los Angeles 7. Hong Kong 8.Sao Paulo 9. Sydney 10. Las Vegas Holding its Leaps over A remarkable Intense media Solidly in the own at No. 6. Sydney and rise, now spotlight Top 10 while Tokyo to seize dominating the ensures a top Melbourne the lead in Lat Am scene. ranking. sinks. Asia/Pacific.
  9. 2009: Regional Ranking- Asia And The Global Language Monitor Oceania 4.Shanghai 3.Tokyo 1.Hong Kong 7. Bangkok 5. Singapore 6. Melbourne 2.Sydney
  10. 2009: Regional Ranking- Europe The Global Language Monitor 8. Stockholm 5. London 9. Copenhagen 7. Berlin 2. Paris 1. Milano 7. Madrid 3. Rome 6.Barcelona
  11. 2009: Regional Ranking- India The Global Language Monitor 2.New Delhi 1.Mumbai
  12. 2009: Regional Ranking- Lat Am The Global Language Monitor 5. Mexico City 1.Sao Paulo 2.Rio de Janeiro 3.Santiago 4.Buenos Aires
  13. 2009: Regional Ranking- Middle And The Global Language Monitor Eastern Europe 1. Moscow 2. Krakow 3. Prague
  14. 2009: Regional Ranking- Middle And The Global Language Monitor East Africa 1.Dubai 2. Johannesburg 3.Capetown
  15. 2009: Regional Ranking- N. America The Global Language Monitor 7.Montreal 6.Toronto 4.Miami 3. Las Vegas 5.Dallas 1. New York 8.Atlanta 2. Los Angeles
  16. Methodology The Global Language Monitor This exclusive fashion cities ranking is based upon GLM’s Predictive Quantities Index, a proprietary algorithm that tracks words and phrases in print and electronic media, on the Internet and throughout the blogosphere. The words and phrases are tracked in relation to their frequency, contextual usage and appearance in global media outlets.
  17. About Global Language Monitor The Global Language Monitor The Global Language Monitor analyzes and catalogues the latest trends in word usage and word choices, and their impact on the various aspects of culture with a particular emphasis on Global English. Paul JJ Payack President and Chief Word Analyst The Global Language Monitor
  18. Discover more Trend Reports: TrendsSpotting Market Research www.trendsspotting.com

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