Déjà vu? Brands Winter 2009
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BREAD & BUTTER is a success story typical of today’s Berlin. This fashion tradeshow has reinvented itself here in Berlin, and it has not only become bigger and more international, but has also attained cult status among those interested in fashion.
The spring/summer sales season 2006 has started just now. Hence, it’s important to take the right sales decisions, to preferably avoid mistakes. The offer outside is huge, larger than ever before. A compass is needed to show the way.
In Berlin’s trendy Mitte borough (literally “middle”), all stories begin either after or long before the political changes of 1989. Today, the area formerly known as Scheunenviertel (“Barn District”) has become the city’s cultural epicentre.
Berlin is currently one of the most interesting metropolises in the world and enjoys a great reputation internationally as the city that never sleeps, a city of freethinking people who get things done in their own way.
is special. Considering the fact that so many people came to check out the city and its spots and decided to stay, there must be something going on over here.
Unit F association for contemporary fashion is an information-, communication- and co-ordination point between fashion designers, economy, science and culture. Unit F defines fashion as a cultural discourse as well as an economic factor.
Within five years only the Dusseldorf-based distributing agency UNIFA has become the number one address for L.A. Lifestyle and luxury brands.
In case you’ve been off the planet recently, Vice is a monthly magazine with offices in 15 countries. It’s free but looks like it should cost 10 Euros. It covers music, fashion, art and politics with a special brand of savvy, cultural analysis and hilarious self-parody.
Celebrated photographer – call him an image maker – and creative director for Meltin’Pot
Klaus Hang, editor and publisher of Sportswear International, takes us on a journey through sportswear history…
With the low evening sun casting a golden glow over Tokyo, the city’s glass office blocks and shop windows of innumerable design stores, large and small, along Omote-Sando Street, reflect its warm orange gleam.
Mysticism is deeply rooted in people’s thinking, just like Catholicism, Animism and natural religions. It was precisely from this blend that a new, multidimensional culture of thinking, feeling and acting emerged, spreading from the light-flooded coasts on to the enormous cities to the impenetrable rainforest.
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The whole point can be boiled down to the debate of generation X vs. generation Y, or actually generation X 1/2 and generation Why.
