1) The document discusses the denim team at F&F that is responsible for designing, developing, sourcing, manufacturing, and buying their denim range.
2) It introduces several key members of the denim team, including Jayesh Mandalia the "denim guru", Amanda Chapman-Bruce the print designer, Stephanie Feakes and Harriet Neal the pattern cutters, and product developers Jasmin, Amit Mazumder, and Bea Forrester the assistant buyer.
3) It describes the process the team goes through to design, source fabrics and washes, develop patterns, test quality, and buy the right amounts of denim products to offer high quality den
The document provides information about the role of a fashion buyer. It discusses the responsibilities of a buyer which include selecting stock, negotiating prices and delivery details with suppliers, and staying current with fashion trends. It emphasizes that the most important qualities for a buyer are enthusiasm and self-motivation. The document also provides expected salary ranges for different buying roles and shares insights from interviews with industry professionals about their career paths and advice.
The document outlines the duties and projects completed by Amanie McGee during her fashion retail management internship at Dolce Moda in Royal Oak, Michigan over the summer of 2014. It details tasks related to inventory management, merchandising, visual displays, styling clients, and understanding small business operations. The internship provided hands-on experience in key areas of the fashion retail industry and exposure to running day-to-day operations of a boutique.
Topshop focuses on quality clothing for women ages 20-35 in well-paid jobs, emphasizing trends over price. Their advertisements portray an image of sophisticated, high-demand fashion through attractive photography and minimalist logos. Primark sells similar clothing at extremely low prices due to unfair labor practices. Their advertisements emphasize low prices over quality through plain photography, young models, and prominently displayed costs. While Primark clothing is known to be of poor quality and not last long, consumers continue shopping there for affordable fashion.
Some companies prioritize product quality over price, offering higher-quality clothes at premium prices. Others focus on low prices to attract more buyers, even if quality suffers. Topshop aims for a balance, with reasonably priced yet stylish clothes. It cultivates an image of sophistication through its simple logo and displays of celebrities wearing its lines. Value refers to similar products where one is a better deal. While quality may differ, people often choose cheaper options that are still fashionable. Stores compete through similar products at different price points and promotions to draw more customers. A company's market consists of its target customers, selling locations, and competitors.
Topshop focuses on fashionable, trendy clothing for women ages 20-35. Their advertisements portray an image of sophistication and quality through attractive photography and minimalist designs without including prices. While Topshop's clothing is more expensive, ranging from £10-150, customers pay for the brand's reputation and quick adoption of trends. In contrast, Primark's advertisements emphasize extremely low prices through large text and images of piled clothing. Primark's low quality items, which can fall apart quickly, are aimed at younger customers and sell for the lowest prices possible. While Topshop focuses on quality over price, Primark prioritizes affordability through low production costs, allowing them to draw in customers interested primarily in low cost items
The document compares three advertisements - one for Topshop clothing, one for Tesco clothing, and one for an unknown clothing brand.
The Topshop ad has high production quality with professional photography and models. It targets young women with modern, trendy clothing at affordable luxury prices.
The Tesco ad has a more casual style with a curvier model wearing a brightly colored, inexpensive piece. It explicitly includes the low price to draw in budget-conscious customers.
The third ad has a moody, nature-inspired atmosphere created through use of owls and dark trees/leather. It aims for a luxurious yet mysterious look through its theme and font/layout similar to high-end brands.
The document is Clarissa Ramirez's resume which outlines her experience and qualifications for a career in the fashion industry. It details her education in Merchandise Marketing from FIDM and over 6 years of retail work experience. Her objective is to start her career as a buyer and eventually take on different roles within fashion. The resume emphasizes her customer service, visual merchandising, and computer skills along with a strong work ethic.
To start a successful fashion line, you must understand your target market and develop an operational plan. Key steps include deciding on price points, identifying retailers to sell your products, and creating a unique design concept and brand identity. It is also important to forecast fashion trends, develop prototypes and samples, and partner with factories for production. Ongoing tasks involve marketing the line, getting buyer feedback, replenishing popular styles, and analyzing sales data to inform future collections.
The document provides information about the role of a fashion buyer. It discusses the responsibilities of a buyer which include selecting stock, negotiating prices and delivery details with suppliers, and staying current with fashion trends. It emphasizes that the most important qualities for a buyer are enthusiasm and self-motivation. The document also provides expected salary ranges for different buying roles and shares insights from interviews with industry professionals about their career paths and advice.
The document outlines the duties and projects completed by Amanie McGee during her fashion retail management internship at Dolce Moda in Royal Oak, Michigan over the summer of 2014. It details tasks related to inventory management, merchandising, visual displays, styling clients, and understanding small business operations. The internship provided hands-on experience in key areas of the fashion retail industry and exposure to running day-to-day operations of a boutique.
Topshop focuses on quality clothing for women ages 20-35 in well-paid jobs, emphasizing trends over price. Their advertisements portray an image of sophisticated, high-demand fashion through attractive photography and minimalist logos. Primark sells similar clothing at extremely low prices due to unfair labor practices. Their advertisements emphasize low prices over quality through plain photography, young models, and prominently displayed costs. While Primark clothing is known to be of poor quality and not last long, consumers continue shopping there for affordable fashion.
Some companies prioritize product quality over price, offering higher-quality clothes at premium prices. Others focus on low prices to attract more buyers, even if quality suffers. Topshop aims for a balance, with reasonably priced yet stylish clothes. It cultivates an image of sophistication through its simple logo and displays of celebrities wearing its lines. Value refers to similar products where one is a better deal. While quality may differ, people often choose cheaper options that are still fashionable. Stores compete through similar products at different price points and promotions to draw more customers. A company's market consists of its target customers, selling locations, and competitors.
Topshop focuses on fashionable, trendy clothing for women ages 20-35. Their advertisements portray an image of sophistication and quality through attractive photography and minimalist designs without including prices. While Topshop's clothing is more expensive, ranging from £10-150, customers pay for the brand's reputation and quick adoption of trends. In contrast, Primark's advertisements emphasize extremely low prices through large text and images of piled clothing. Primark's low quality items, which can fall apart quickly, are aimed at younger customers and sell for the lowest prices possible. While Topshop focuses on quality over price, Primark prioritizes affordability through low production costs, allowing them to draw in customers interested primarily in low cost items
The document compares three advertisements - one for Topshop clothing, one for Tesco clothing, and one for an unknown clothing brand.
The Topshop ad has high production quality with professional photography and models. It targets young women with modern, trendy clothing at affordable luxury prices.
The Tesco ad has a more casual style with a curvier model wearing a brightly colored, inexpensive piece. It explicitly includes the low price to draw in budget-conscious customers.
The third ad has a moody, nature-inspired atmosphere created through use of owls and dark trees/leather. It aims for a luxurious yet mysterious look through its theme and font/layout similar to high-end brands.
The document is Clarissa Ramirez's resume which outlines her experience and qualifications for a career in the fashion industry. It details her education in Merchandise Marketing from FIDM and over 6 years of retail work experience. Her objective is to start her career as a buyer and eventually take on different roles within fashion. The resume emphasizes her customer service, visual merchandising, and computer skills along with a strong work ethic.
To start a successful fashion line, you must understand your target market and develop an operational plan. Key steps include deciding on price points, identifying retailers to sell your products, and creating a unique design concept and brand identity. It is also important to forecast fashion trends, develop prototypes and samples, and partner with factories for production. Ongoing tasks involve marketing the line, getting buyer feedback, replenishing popular styles, and analyzing sales data to inform future collections.
The document discusses plans to launch a new clothing brand called Classified. It describes the brand's intended demographic as males aged 16-25 and middle class. It outlines plans to produce an initial run of 50 white crew neck t-shirts with the embroidered logo and advertise in FHM magazine. The total budget needed is estimated at £6,932.93, which will cover production, photography, and advertising costs. Inspiration was drawn from Carhartt's simple yet eye-catching advertising campaigns that prominently feature the brand logo.
Rang is a Bangladeshi clothing company that has been operating since 1994. They specialize in traditional Bangladeshi clothing made using local fabrics and handwork techniques. Their products include items like saris, salwar kameez, panjabis, fatuas, and handicrafts. Rang aims to promote Bangladeshi heritage and culture through their fashion. They market to middle and upper middle class customers and have showrooms in major cities across Bangladesh.
The document discusses opening a men's fashion shop in Aizu-Wakamatsu City to serve University of Aizu students. Key points include:
1) There is a lack of men's fashion shops in the city, forcing students to travel to Koriyama to shop, costing them $2000 round trip.
2) A new shop called NFH would offer a rich selection of inexpensive men's fashion items, saving students money.
3) Advertising the shop widely around the city and university would make the shop popular and help the local economy.
Isabel Woolliss plans to launch a kidswear line called Topshop Girl for girls aged 3-8 as part of her Individual Negotiated Project. The range will launch in March 2019 for Spring/Summer season in 5 flagship Topshop stores in the UK as well as online. It will include categories like tops, bottoms, dresses and jackets. She aims to sell 5,900 units over 12 weeks generating £86,000 in revenue. The line will be fashion-forward and trend-driven to appeal to Topshop's customer base. Site visits to Topshop and competitors found trends and styles that could inspire the new kids line.
Caterina Minseo Ha is a Korean national with over 12 years of experience in the fashion industry, specializing in bag and shoe design, merchandising, and business management. She is currently living in Milan, Italy studying bag and shoe design while also managing a guest house in Seoul. She has held roles including CEO of her own online shopping mall, merchandising manager, and assistant fashion buyer/merchandiser for international companies. She is passionate about trend forecasting and creative product development.
The document discusses finding a trusted clothing manufacturer. While top brands are fashionable, their high prices may not reflect better quality than cheaper alternatives. Well-known companies prioritize quality, service, and timely delivery. Some spend excessively on advertising rather than product quality. A good manufacturer focuses on quality, earning loyal customers through durable, well-made clothes rather than flashy ads. The Gulati Group can help identify reliable manufacturers.
As a person I am a very hardworking and self-independent .
I have almost 5 years of industrial experience in Indian’s leading brand, export house and retail chain.
After completing my fashion designing graduation from NIFT Mumbai I have started my industrial journey with
an export house located in Banglore, where I used to deal with men’s and women’s wear section.
Key responsibilities was fashion forecast , develop a range according to the themes ,T- shirt graphics ,shirts,
denim, polo tees, jackets etc.
In 2012 I got an opportunity to work with India’s biggest retail chain Future Retail Ltd. (Big Bazaar).
In FRL I used to take care of three brands – DJ&C, Buffalo & Shataranj (men’s ethnic).
Fashion forecasting, range development (shirts, T-shirt graphics, Polo tees, Chinos, Cargo pants, Shorts etc.),
sampling, vendor visit, market research was the part of my job.
In 2015 Feb I have shifted to India’s most reputed and well known company “Raymond Apparel Ltd.”
It’s a great opportunity to explore fabrics and learn things which is the backbone of our industry.
حل واجب BE322 مع (المهندس أحمد : 00966597837185) حلول واجبات الجامعة العربية ...حل واجبات عمل ابحاث
This document contains a TMA (Tutor Marked Assignment) for the course B322 - Investigating Entrepreneurial Opportunities. The TMA includes 3 questions related to developing entrepreneurial ideas, marketing mix, and a case study on a swimwear startup business. It provides guidance on answering each question, including expected word counts and evaluation criteria. It also includes a case study on "The Bathing Suits Start-Up Business" to serve as an example for the third question.
The display unit features:
- A wooden frame with the Hackett logo prominently displayed at the top
- Trays for folded shirts and trousers below with prices clearly visible
- Samples of shirts, trousers and accessories on hangers for customers to view and touch
- The traditional yet modern design complements Hackett's upmarket brand image and targets professional men aged 20-40
This document lists and describes 10 of the best places in the USA. It includes New York City, Orlando, Florida, Los Angeles, California, Las Vegas, Nevada, Hershey, Pennsylvania, New Orleans, Louisiana, San Antonio, Texas, Honolulu, Hawaii, Anchorage, Alaska, and Capanques National Park in southern France. A variety of attractions are highlighted for each location from theme parks and museums to beaches, nightlife and outdoor activities.
Mike Taylor, a leading British barber, expects several hairstyles to be popular in 2017, including long hair, crew cuts, French crops, and updated 1970s styles. He recommends using products like matt paste or gel to style longer hair or slicked back styles. Crew cuts will remain timeless and are good for thinning hair. French crops will have a geekier, more textured look. Darren Ambrose also provides tips for caring for hair in winter, like getting trims and deepening hair color to look shinier.
La Estación Espacial Internacional (ISS) es un centro de investigación en órbita baja alrededor de la Tierra. La ISS es el mayor proyecto internacional de todos los tiempos, con la colaboración de Estados Unidos, Rusia, Japón, Canadá y Europa. Europa contribuye al proyecto a través del módulo orbital Columbus y el Vehículo de Transferencia Automática (ATV), que proporciona suministros a la ISS.
Este documento contiene información sobre varios temas incluyendo: un croquis de un electroimán, los orígenes de la bomba nuclear, las fases de un proyecto técnico, alternativas para hacer yogur, un plan de actividades semanales, ventajas y desventajas de diferentes fuentes de energía, cambios en las sociedades a través de la historia, instrumentos de control social, y la definición de un proceso productivo.
Community connectivity : building the Internet from scratchFGV Brazil
Community connectivity : building the Internet from scratch : annual report of the UN IGF Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity
Over four billion people are currently unconnected to the Internet, including around a billion individuals who do not have access to basic telephony services. The IGF Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity (DC3) promotes sustainable connectivity, fostering the role of the commons in networks and the elaboration of appropriate frameworks to empower communities and individuals through connectivity. Community networks are a subset of crowdsourced networks, structured to be open, free, and neutral. Such networks rely on the active participation of local communities in the design, development, deployment and management of the shared infrastructure as a common. This Report explores several dimensions of the community network debate. The Report and the Declaration on Community Connectivity are the official outcomes produced by the DC3 in 2016. The Report includes a selection of analyses of different community connectivity issues. Submissions have been evaluated for their novelty and undertook a blind peer-review process. The Declaration on Community Connectivity is included in this Report, as a conclusion.
Rio de Janeiro Law School (FGV Direito Rio)
www.fgv.br/direitorio
PLOTCON NYC: Behind Every Great Plot There's a Great Deal of WranglingPlotly
If you are struggling to make a plot, tear yourself away from stackoverflow for a moment and ... take a hard look at your data. Is it really in the most favorable form for the task at hand? Time and time again I have found that my visualization struggles are really a symptom of unfinished data wrangling. R has long had excellent facilities for data aggregation or "split-apply-combine": split an object into pieces, compute on each piece, and glue the result back together again. Recent developments, especially in the purrr package, have made "split-apply-combine" even easier and more general. But this requires a certain comfort level with lists, especially with lists that are columns inside a data frame. This is unfamiliar to most of us. I give an overview of this set of problems and match them up with solutions based on grouped, nested, and split data frames.
Apresentação FutureNet em Espanhol
.
Junte-se a nós e faça o seu cadastro no link abaixo. Venha você também fazer parte da 1ª rede social que dá BONIFICAÇÃO AOS MEMBROS, desde 2012, polonesa, com mais de 400.000 membros e inicializando no Brasil por meses!!!
SUA HORA É AGORA!.
http://malucha.futurenet.club
.
Sou Marcia Charnevski
+55(41) 9926-4008 (TIM)
PLOTCON NYC: The Architecture of Jupyter: Protocols for Interactive Data Expl...Plotly
Project Jupyter, evolved from the IPython environment, provides a platform for interactive computing that is widely used today in research, education, journalism and industry. The core premise of the Jupyter architecture is to design tools around the experience of interactive computing, building an environment, protocol, file format and libraries optimized for the computational process when there is a human in the loop, in a live iteration with ideas and data assisted by the computer.
In this talk, I will discuss what are the basic ideas that underpin Jupyter, and how they provide "lego blocks" that enable the project team, and the broader community, to develop a variety of tools and approaches to problems in interactive computing, data science, visualization and more.
the project is school managments system is also us by every school managment easy to store data electronicly so it is most important part our school mnagment
Small scale industries are defined differently in various countries and over time. In India, a small scale industry has fixed assets of less than Rs. 10 million. They employ less than 50 workers if power-driven, or less than 100 without power. Small industries have advantages like close supervision, more employment, and easy management. Their disadvantages include high production costs, outdated techniques, and difficulty accessing loans. They are typically labor-intensive, flexible, and use local resources and raw materials. Small industries play an important role in India's socio-economic development and account for a large portion of employment.
The butcher shop appears normal from the outside, but the butcher is actually a psychopath who kills and sells human meat. A young girl who is taken is able to escape, but the butcher finds and kills her before fleeing with the bodies. He sets up a new butcher shop in Switzerland under the name of his last victim.
My Design Portfolio to showcase the skills i have acquired through formal training in Pattern Making, Garment Construction and Fashion Technology.
In here you will find the inspiration for my Orchid Collection which from Design Concept through to 130 Finished garments was completed in 6 weeks.
Also are examples of clients custom dress, initial sketches, information about editorials and industry articles i have completed.
if you want more information please do not hesitate to contact me: info@tyronejames.com.au
The document discusses plans to launch a new clothing brand called Classified. It describes the brand's intended demographic as males aged 16-25 and middle class. It outlines plans to produce an initial run of 50 white crew neck t-shirts with the embroidered logo and advertise in FHM magazine. The total budget needed is estimated at £6,932.93, which will cover production, photography, and advertising costs. Inspiration was drawn from Carhartt's simple yet eye-catching advertising campaigns that prominently feature the brand logo.
Rang is a Bangladeshi clothing company that has been operating since 1994. They specialize in traditional Bangladeshi clothing made using local fabrics and handwork techniques. Their products include items like saris, salwar kameez, panjabis, fatuas, and handicrafts. Rang aims to promote Bangladeshi heritage and culture through their fashion. They market to middle and upper middle class customers and have showrooms in major cities across Bangladesh.
The document discusses opening a men's fashion shop in Aizu-Wakamatsu City to serve University of Aizu students. Key points include:
1) There is a lack of men's fashion shops in the city, forcing students to travel to Koriyama to shop, costing them $2000 round trip.
2) A new shop called NFH would offer a rich selection of inexpensive men's fashion items, saving students money.
3) Advertising the shop widely around the city and university would make the shop popular and help the local economy.
Isabel Woolliss plans to launch a kidswear line called Topshop Girl for girls aged 3-8 as part of her Individual Negotiated Project. The range will launch in March 2019 for Spring/Summer season in 5 flagship Topshop stores in the UK as well as online. It will include categories like tops, bottoms, dresses and jackets. She aims to sell 5,900 units over 12 weeks generating £86,000 in revenue. The line will be fashion-forward and trend-driven to appeal to Topshop's customer base. Site visits to Topshop and competitors found trends and styles that could inspire the new kids line.
Caterina Minseo Ha is a Korean national with over 12 years of experience in the fashion industry, specializing in bag and shoe design, merchandising, and business management. She is currently living in Milan, Italy studying bag and shoe design while also managing a guest house in Seoul. She has held roles including CEO of her own online shopping mall, merchandising manager, and assistant fashion buyer/merchandiser for international companies. She is passionate about trend forecasting and creative product development.
The document discusses finding a trusted clothing manufacturer. While top brands are fashionable, their high prices may not reflect better quality than cheaper alternatives. Well-known companies prioritize quality, service, and timely delivery. Some spend excessively on advertising rather than product quality. A good manufacturer focuses on quality, earning loyal customers through durable, well-made clothes rather than flashy ads. The Gulati Group can help identify reliable manufacturers.
As a person I am a very hardworking and self-independent .
I have almost 5 years of industrial experience in Indian’s leading brand, export house and retail chain.
After completing my fashion designing graduation from NIFT Mumbai I have started my industrial journey with
an export house located in Banglore, where I used to deal with men’s and women’s wear section.
Key responsibilities was fashion forecast , develop a range according to the themes ,T- shirt graphics ,shirts,
denim, polo tees, jackets etc.
In 2012 I got an opportunity to work with India’s biggest retail chain Future Retail Ltd. (Big Bazaar).
In FRL I used to take care of three brands – DJ&C, Buffalo & Shataranj (men’s ethnic).
Fashion forecasting, range development (shirts, T-shirt graphics, Polo tees, Chinos, Cargo pants, Shorts etc.),
sampling, vendor visit, market research was the part of my job.
In 2015 Feb I have shifted to India’s most reputed and well known company “Raymond Apparel Ltd.”
It’s a great opportunity to explore fabrics and learn things which is the backbone of our industry.
حل واجب BE322 مع (المهندس أحمد : 00966597837185) حلول واجبات الجامعة العربية ...حل واجبات عمل ابحاث
This document contains a TMA (Tutor Marked Assignment) for the course B322 - Investigating Entrepreneurial Opportunities. The TMA includes 3 questions related to developing entrepreneurial ideas, marketing mix, and a case study on a swimwear startup business. It provides guidance on answering each question, including expected word counts and evaluation criteria. It also includes a case study on "The Bathing Suits Start-Up Business" to serve as an example for the third question.
The display unit features:
- A wooden frame with the Hackett logo prominently displayed at the top
- Trays for folded shirts and trousers below with prices clearly visible
- Samples of shirts, trousers and accessories on hangers for customers to view and touch
- The traditional yet modern design complements Hackett's upmarket brand image and targets professional men aged 20-40
This document lists and describes 10 of the best places in the USA. It includes New York City, Orlando, Florida, Los Angeles, California, Las Vegas, Nevada, Hershey, Pennsylvania, New Orleans, Louisiana, San Antonio, Texas, Honolulu, Hawaii, Anchorage, Alaska, and Capanques National Park in southern France. A variety of attractions are highlighted for each location from theme parks and museums to beaches, nightlife and outdoor activities.
Mike Taylor, a leading British barber, expects several hairstyles to be popular in 2017, including long hair, crew cuts, French crops, and updated 1970s styles. He recommends using products like matt paste or gel to style longer hair or slicked back styles. Crew cuts will remain timeless and are good for thinning hair. French crops will have a geekier, more textured look. Darren Ambrose also provides tips for caring for hair in winter, like getting trims and deepening hair color to look shinier.
La Estación Espacial Internacional (ISS) es un centro de investigación en órbita baja alrededor de la Tierra. La ISS es el mayor proyecto internacional de todos los tiempos, con la colaboración de Estados Unidos, Rusia, Japón, Canadá y Europa. Europa contribuye al proyecto a través del módulo orbital Columbus y el Vehículo de Transferencia Automática (ATV), que proporciona suministros a la ISS.
Este documento contiene información sobre varios temas incluyendo: un croquis de un electroimán, los orígenes de la bomba nuclear, las fases de un proyecto técnico, alternativas para hacer yogur, un plan de actividades semanales, ventajas y desventajas de diferentes fuentes de energía, cambios en las sociedades a través de la historia, instrumentos de control social, y la definición de un proceso productivo.
Community connectivity : building the Internet from scratchFGV Brazil
Community connectivity : building the Internet from scratch : annual report of the UN IGF Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity
Over four billion people are currently unconnected to the Internet, including around a billion individuals who do not have access to basic telephony services. The IGF Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity (DC3) promotes sustainable connectivity, fostering the role of the commons in networks and the elaboration of appropriate frameworks to empower communities and individuals through connectivity. Community networks are a subset of crowdsourced networks, structured to be open, free, and neutral. Such networks rely on the active participation of local communities in the design, development, deployment and management of the shared infrastructure as a common. This Report explores several dimensions of the community network debate. The Report and the Declaration on Community Connectivity are the official outcomes produced by the DC3 in 2016. The Report includes a selection of analyses of different community connectivity issues. Submissions have been evaluated for their novelty and undertook a blind peer-review process. The Declaration on Community Connectivity is included in this Report, as a conclusion.
Rio de Janeiro Law School (FGV Direito Rio)
www.fgv.br/direitorio
PLOTCON NYC: Behind Every Great Plot There's a Great Deal of WranglingPlotly
If you are struggling to make a plot, tear yourself away from stackoverflow for a moment and ... take a hard look at your data. Is it really in the most favorable form for the task at hand? Time and time again I have found that my visualization struggles are really a symptom of unfinished data wrangling. R has long had excellent facilities for data aggregation or "split-apply-combine": split an object into pieces, compute on each piece, and glue the result back together again. Recent developments, especially in the purrr package, have made "split-apply-combine" even easier and more general. But this requires a certain comfort level with lists, especially with lists that are columns inside a data frame. This is unfamiliar to most of us. I give an overview of this set of problems and match them up with solutions based on grouped, nested, and split data frames.
Apresentação FutureNet em Espanhol
.
Junte-se a nós e faça o seu cadastro no link abaixo. Venha você também fazer parte da 1ª rede social que dá BONIFICAÇÃO AOS MEMBROS, desde 2012, polonesa, com mais de 400.000 membros e inicializando no Brasil por meses!!!
SUA HORA É AGORA!.
http://malucha.futurenet.club
.
Sou Marcia Charnevski
+55(41) 9926-4008 (TIM)
PLOTCON NYC: The Architecture of Jupyter: Protocols for Interactive Data Expl...Plotly
Project Jupyter, evolved from the IPython environment, provides a platform for interactive computing that is widely used today in research, education, journalism and industry. The core premise of the Jupyter architecture is to design tools around the experience of interactive computing, building an environment, protocol, file format and libraries optimized for the computational process when there is a human in the loop, in a live iteration with ideas and data assisted by the computer.
In this talk, I will discuss what are the basic ideas that underpin Jupyter, and how they provide "lego blocks" that enable the project team, and the broader community, to develop a variety of tools and approaches to problems in interactive computing, data science, visualization and more.
the project is school managments system is also us by every school managment easy to store data electronicly so it is most important part our school mnagment
Small scale industries are defined differently in various countries and over time. In India, a small scale industry has fixed assets of less than Rs. 10 million. They employ less than 50 workers if power-driven, or less than 100 without power. Small industries have advantages like close supervision, more employment, and easy management. Their disadvantages include high production costs, outdated techniques, and difficulty accessing loans. They are typically labor-intensive, flexible, and use local resources and raw materials. Small industries play an important role in India's socio-economic development and account for a large portion of employment.
The butcher shop appears normal from the outside, but the butcher is actually a psychopath who kills and sells human meat. A young girl who is taken is able to escape, but the butcher finds and kills her before fleeing with the bodies. He sets up a new butcher shop in Switzerland under the name of his last victim.
My Design Portfolio to showcase the skills i have acquired through formal training in Pattern Making, Garment Construction and Fashion Technology.
In here you will find the inspiration for my Orchid Collection which from Design Concept through to 130 Finished garments was completed in 6 weeks.
Also are examples of clients custom dress, initial sketches, information about editorials and industry articles i have completed.
if you want more information please do not hesitate to contact me: info@tyronejames.com.au
Alessandro Milano is an Italian textile designer with over 17 years of experience in suiting and shirting design. He has worked for several major Italian fabric mills and has collaborated with top fashion brands. Milano is offering his services as a collections designer, marketing consultant, or shirting designer. He has extensive knowledge of fabric construction, finishing, and market trends from his various roles. Milano keeps up to date on the latest trends and can provide full collection packages from design to technical specifications.
This document provides advice from several fashion designers on how they approach design and develop new collections. It discusses the design process from initial inspiration and research to final production. Designers emphasize the importance of understanding trends, conducting continuous research, sketching concepts, refining ideas based on feedback, and clear communication with manufacturers. Both systematic and freer creative styles can be effective, but structure is important for staying on track and meeting deadlines in a fast-paced industry. Research involves observing trends from various sources and predicting what will be popular in the future.
Fabcurate is entering the wholesale business of fabrics to meet increased demand and fulfill more orders from within India and abroad more economically. They offer a wide variety of fabric designs for both men and women's clothing as well as furnishings. Fabcurate works with skilled artisans across India to produce high quality fabrics and ensures defects are checked before and after production. Entering wholesale will allow them to cover more of the fabrics market and give customers the opportunity to purchase in bulk.
Erin Barfield started her own online fashion boutique called Truly Yours after developing a passion for fashion from a young age. She realized there was a need for an online shopping experience for women in small towns to access trendy clothing. Barfield scours markets across the country to find unique fashion items to sell on her website. Though initially concerned with getting her name out there, the store has seen quick success through social media and word of mouth. Barfield's goal is for Truly Yours to become a well-known store nationwide and continue growing each day.
This document contains a business plan for launching a new clothing brand focused on caps and belts. It outlines the products, target markets, raw materials, advertising strategy, and costing analysis. The key points are:
1) The products will be caps and belts for men and women in a range of designs and colors.
2) The target market is people of all ages, targeting both upper and middle classes.
3) Quality materials like leather, cotton, wool and silk will be used while keeping costs low.
4) Advertising will include television, newspapers and online to promote the brand widely.
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It’s all in
the jeans
As the success of F&F denim grows, we meet
the jean team from around the globe, who are
designing, developing, sourcing, manufacturing and
buying the range that’s offering high-street quality
at a supermarket price
2. Inside F&F
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After spending every weekend and summer
holiday running around his dad’s denim design
company as a little kid in Leicester, F&F
Designer Jayesh Mandalia knew exactly what he
wanted to do by the time university beckoned.
“Soaking up so much knowledge in my dad’s
factory over the years made me adamant about
working with denim,” he recalls. “I did a fashion
design degree and went on to be a specialist
lecturer in denim for university undergraduates
to masters students.”
Once at F&F, Jay quickly won his reputation
as our denim guru. “I do my research by looking
at the catwalks, magazines and social media, as well as visiting
trade shows from Paris and Berlin, to Amsterdam,” explains Jay.
“I also go on regular shopping trips to stay in touch with what our
competitors and other brands are doing.”
Armed with a mind brimming with new ideas, Jay and the F&F
denim team – from designers to product developers and buyers –
come together to develop the season’s best trend stories.
“If I believe in an idea, the team is confident enough to back it
here. That’s what I love about F&F: we’re not scared to embrace
innovation, and our fabric mills and suppliers from Europe to the
Far East, feel it too. We’re constantly working hand-in-hand with
them, listening and sharing ideas.”
These close ties lead to advances, such as the 360-degree
stretch fabric, which is set to make our skinny jeans hold their
shape even better than ever before.
“We work six months to a year in advance, so right now it’s all
about next summer – but I’m building my vision for next autumn/
winter (AW17) already.
“We re-style the range every
season and I really enjoy getting
involved in the development. I
love the science of it – helping to
find the right fabric and recipe for
the perfect colour wash. It can
take up to four weeks to get the
fabric right, but there’s nothing
better than seeing my design
being developed beautifully and
the customers buying into it.”
Capturing our trend stories on a mood board that sums
everything up is our Print Designer Amanda Chapman-Bruce’s
job. “I’ll get a shopping list from Jay, our designer, or Bea, our
buyer, that could include anything from badges or patches, to
embellishments and embroidery,” Amanda says, looking up from
the Macbook she uses to bring her visions to life.
“Creating the designs is quite an organic process. Often they’ll
be hand drawn, or I’ll get my paints out. Then I’ll scan the
artwork and play with it in Illustrator or Photoshop.”
Studying surface textiles at Colchester School of Art, then
headed up by musician Damon Albarn’s equally creative dad
Keith, signalled the start of an illustrious career – spanning
fashion, homeware, accessories and gifts over two decades.
“I’ve worked for several high-street retailers,” says
Amanda. “It’s challenging to attain the same beauty
with a supermarket budget, but it means finding more
clever ways of doing things. Just because a customer
can’t afford a high-end brand, doesn’t mean they can’t
have original design details. Our fabric prints and
embroidery designs often start in my sketchbook.”
“Of course designers like Jay will know exactly
how they want a design to look, but I’ll put my own
spin on it too.” Once approved, Amanda’s art goes
on to our suppliers, with a design spec listing the
dimensions, pantone colours and stitch instructions
needed to bring it to life on a product sample.
She adds: “For me, the best bit is seeing my work
in an F&F look book, in the press, or better still,
seeing someone pick it up in store.”
‘THE DENIM GURU’
JAY
‘THE ARTIST’
AMANDA
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3. STEPHANIE
AND HARRIET
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“Our secret weapon is the 3D technology we use to
create patterns virtually,” says Pattern Room
Technical Manager Stephanie Feakes. “We’re one of the
first UK retailers to have it and the difference it’s making is
incredible. Now more of our samples fit first time, as every supplier
cuts them using the exact patterns we send them.”
She may be armed with the latest technology, but Stephanie
can’t do it all on her own. She’s joined by Pattern Cutting Assistant
Harriet Neal and together they produce up to 20 F&F patterns
a week in their small workshop. “We sit down with buyers and
designers to choose a fit that we like, and create patterns that go to
suppliers with our chosen fabric,” Stephanie tells us.
Once the supplier sample is back the duo returns to the fitting
room to check it and if it’s not working, it’s sent back again. “One
of our biggest problems used to be the rise shapes on trousers,”
Stephanie continues. “The same pair of jeans coming from four
suppliers wouldn’t necessarily fit the same, but now we’re supplying
the patterns they do. Now more samples are fitted right first time.”
Scanning the sidewalks to hunt for her new favourite style is
second nature for Istanbul-based Product Developer Jasmin
NAME. “I automatically look at what people are wearing – it’s a
simple but major tip for being successful in sourcing samples that
are right for F&F. My hobby is my job, so I’m lucky”
Her Central European location makes Jasmin our go-to
product developer for fast fashion and reactive trends. “My
favourite way to find out what’s hot right now is to visit our
supplier showrooms to look at their collections,” she says.
Once there, Jasmin selects fabric or samples based
on the team’s trend stories. “Working with the best
suppliers in Turkey gives us a leading edge on new
fabrics, innovation and technologies,” adds Jasmin.
Like the rest of our F&F denim team Jasmin
follows the WGSN trend forecasting service, social
media such as Instagram or Pinterest, and also
attends Europe’s big fabric fairs. “I prepare market
intelligence reports on the latest fashions and give
trend presentations at F&F House twice a year. Our
denim is aligned with high-street design, quality and
comfort, but the difference is it’s more affordable.”
While the skinny jean is still on top, there are
other styles to watch out for. “Embroidered and
badged denim is becoming big news and vintage
washes are ever-popular,” Jasmin reveals. “F&F
is raising the bar each season and if we continue
reacting fast and trialling new styles, we’ll soon be
setting the trends, not following them.”
‘THE CUTTERS’
‘THE STYLE HUNTER’
JASMIN
4. “We’re selling the same product
at almost half the price, but we
never compromise on quality”
Inside F&F
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“Denim is all about the (colour) wash. You can dye it a thousand
ways using different ingredients and, with so many wash recipes,
there’s an ocean of possibilities,” explains Bangladesh-based
Product Developer Amit Mazumder. “Finding the right wash to
create denim to our design is a science that starts with the fabric.
If the fabric isn’t right, you can’t get the wash right either, so I
visit factories, mills and textiles fairs to source the best.”
Like Jasmin in Turkey, Amit also reports back to the UK on
the latest fabrics and washes. “I research trends and ensure the
quality of our samples is right from the wash through to the
shape, fit, size and workmanship,” he adds.
Bangladesh is the biggest hub for F&F denim, with four or five
factories sending denim to stores all over
the world. “It’s crucial that we find the
right fabric at the right price here, as
F&F is a supermarket competing against
high-street brands. We’re selling the
same product at almost half the price,
but we never compromise on quality.”
“If we’re trying jeans with a new leg shape how
many pairs should we buy, and do we stock them
everywhere or run a trial in our top stores only?
Are sales better or worse than expected for our
core range and if so, why?” These are all questions that
Assistant Buyer Bea Forrester asks our merchandisers when
planning what to buy. “They help us to ensure we’re buying the
right amounts, and keep me in check. We’re good at talking to our
customers too and know that our Contour jeans range is the one
customers love, as it’s what they’re always asking for.”
Checking the feedback on our website, social media and talking
to store colleagues, is all part of a day’s work for Bea: “We know
we’re hitting the mark on quality and getting into a price that our
customers like because they tell us as much.”
There’s also buying trips to fabric fairs or supplier showrooms,
and visits to our Central Europe and UK stores to fit in.
“If we discover a trend for a fast turnaround, we talk to Jasmin
as it’s faster to ship stock in from Turkey,” Bea explains. “For core
fashion or our best-selling Contour range, Amit always ensures Jay’s
design vision is interpreted brilliantly by suppliers.”
No day is the same whether managing orders, building ranges, or
fitting garments. “We have two models that come in to F&F House
every week for fittings and I’ll check every detail of each sample.”
‘THE SCIENTIST’
AMIT
‘THE BUYER’
BEA
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“None of our denim goes into stores without being fully tested.
Whether it’s making sure the colour levels are right, ensuring it
doesn’t shrink, rip or stain, and holds its shape,” assures F&F
Fabric Technical Manager Shaun Ghori. “A good fabric speaks
for itself – the feel, quality of the yarn, level of dye and how it’s
washed all play a major part.”
“You could wear our power stretch Contour jeans every day
and the fabric won’t sag because of the dual FX yarn we’re using.
It’s patented technology that gives it
a 360-degree stretch and we’ve got
exclusivity on it for 12 months.”
It’s also softer than ever, as we now
use modal yarn, and 100% BCI cotton
makes this style more sustainable.
While denim production is renowned
for being a filthy business using tons
of water and chemicals, we’re working
with suppliers who use the latest energy
efficient methods.
“Technology such as ‘nano bubbles’
is dramatically reducing the amount of
water and chemicals we use, ensuring
all our washes are low impact,” Shaun adds.
“H&M has its eco-friendly Conscious Collection, but our aim
is to be first-to-market at rolling sustainable denim out across
our entire range.” We’re clearly getting closer, as F&F fended
off competition from the likes of New Look and M&S to win
the coveted Draper’s Award for Corporate Social Responsibility
Retailer of the Year in 2015.
“We’re always looking at what’s new out there and that’s why
we’ve got such exciting developments coming up – stay-black and
stay-white technology for ladies’ jeans, premium modal yarn for
a softer feel, a 360-degree stretch jean that holds its shape and
looks premium at half the price of Next and Zara, and even
stain-repellent jeans for men.”
“Denim is a completely different world where one colour or
fabric can be taken ten different ways, and it really is all about
the way you wash it.”
‘THE QUALITY CONTROLLER’
SHAUN
“Our aim is to be
the first-to-market
at rolling sustainable
denim out across
our entire range”