FAHION INDUSTRY AND E-COMMERCE

The rise of mobile and e-commerce made a huge significance in the fashion industry. With the introduction of online companies like LIBBSY, the fashion industry is so very different as compared to what it was few years back. Most of the major fashion brands are so progressively marking their mark and tend to grow or build their market with the help of the e-commerce platform. Consumers are so engaged to spend their time on online purchasing than direct shopping as it is more convenient by saving time and effort to reach the destination. One need to create an effortless shopping experience to be positively leverage the e-commerce.

                                         

     

           

            Social network plays a vital role here.  I said so, as me as the user depend on the online or the user- generated content before making a purchase. Various social networks are now available [LIBBSY – ONE STOP DESTINATION FOR WOMEN SHOPPING]. Instagram, repost, Facebook, blogs and many more fashion buying and selling application or platforms are at ease for the customers choice. For me the urge to do online shopping have increased from the past as I have more options and seamless services to choose from a single portal rather than running around in a mall with a fuss…

                       

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E-platforms have made it easier for us. [LIBBSY PROVIDES GOOD QUALITY BRANDED PRODUCTS.] Most of the E-platform effortlessly try to provide highest level of customer satisfaction. As I have experienced that these application have made the users wanting come back for more. In fact, the retailers are keen to work with start-ups to please the hunger for modernism's. Online market-place for women clothing allow them to connect with a selection of products, indirectly helping the growing brands gain limelight through a larger platform.

            For those who want to create their own line of clothing but don’t have access to the resources or funding to do it on their own, these E-app aids to provide ability for the entrepreneurs to use E-platforms like Facebook, blogs or any related apps targeting to promote to specific individuals. 

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FASHION IN KUWAIT

Over the past many years, fashion in Kuwait had noticed a great variety in wardrobe. The lifestyles of many young Kuwaitis are changing due to Western influences. Nowadays we could see most Kuwaiti men and women wear traditional costumes whose style has changed little over the past centuries.

The fashion in Kuwaiti women is splendid than we ought to believe. Their sense of fashion had been radiant from their traditional attire and also from the western couture. Thy do sometimes stuns us in their fashion outlook apart from the principles they follow.

Talking about the traditional attire, most of them wears a long-sleeved, loose, floor length dress or called Abaya over their clothing underneath.  On religious or festive occasions, they wore it with a sheer, embroidered or sequined dress called a Thobe.  However, for daily outings, they prefer abaya as it is a silky head -to- toe black cloak. A multitude of styles and colors of headscarves, called hejab, are worn by many Muslim women in Kuwait.

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Some Kuwaiti women embrace a fuller face covering called the burqa, which is a short black veil that leaves the eyes and forehead exposed, or a bushiya, which is a semi-transparent veil that covers the entire face.  The same is not followed by all, however who are so fiercely proud of their right to be protected from the gaze of men.

The country's customs, laws and regulations remain closely to Islamic practices and beliefs. Kuwaiti’s attire is based on the Islamic belief of simplicity and modesty. Common sense and caution are being applied in their dressing and conduct.

Kuwaiti women prefer to wear what they like among family and female friends, however they make sure that they dress more modestly in public by maintaining a graceful and elegant look. They choose from the demure styles, the latest designs are worn, regardless of the climate or convenience. According to them, they believe what is said by Prophet Muhammad, that modesty brings nothing but to speech and behavior as well.

5 TRENDS FROM PARIS FASHION

The Paris fashion shows wrapped up yesterday with yellow, wide-legged trousers, transparency and 1970s-inspired looks among the catwalk trends likely to be winging their way towards the high street for spring/summer 2015. The highlight of the nine-day fashion marathon was Jean Paul Gaultier's spectacular last ready-to-wear show before bowing out to concentrate on haute couture.

The hottest ticket in town, the show was crammed with Gaultier signatures such as stripes and bodices and topped off with a large dose of his famously wacky sense of humor. Italy's Giambattista Valli, meanwhile, was elated to have Amal Alamuddin, the new Mrs Clooney, choose one of his couture dresses for her massively photographed postnuptial get-up. Here are five key trends that emerged from the catwalks:

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Transparency
Sheer looks were everywhere this season, from Rick Owens and Valentino to Corrie Nielsen and Vionnet. It was all a lot more discreet than the last round of ready-to-wear collections. US designer Owens, whose collection featured a lot of transparent looks, explained that his objective was always "bareness with modesty" when using sheer fabrics. "I try not to have too much
transparency over the bust. I don't like flashing a lot-but I love skin," he said.

Wide-legged trousers
At Chanel they came in the brand's trademark tweedy fabric, at Chloe it was denim, while Balmain plumped for mousseline and leather. Wide-legged and flared trousers, cropped or in some cases virtually trailing along the floor, look set to make a comeback next season.

'Normal'
Paris fashion may not have succumbed to the mass market retail trend for very ordinary-looking clothing known as "Normcore". But many looks on the catwalks did feature a practical feel. From a hoodie poncho at Chloe to a navy ensemble that looked a touch like hospital scrubs at Celine, there were plenty of very simple pieces that left some critics yearning for a few more fireworks. Fashion consultant Jean-Jacques Picart told AFP that fashion seemed to have strayed into "a certain banality". But he said the risk was no greater than a few years when fashion went too far in the other direction in a "frenzy of excess". The balance was likely to be readjusted next season, he said.

Yellow
Always a good color for summer, Emanuel Ungaro designer Fausto Puglisi's glamorous one-shouldered yellow gown and blue and yellow prints were among a string of upbeat yellow looks on the catwalks. Bold dashes of yellow also brightened JC de Castelbajac's abstract patterns and Carven's motor racing-inspired looks. Caroline Herrera meanwhile used sherbet for outfits including a two-piece suit and a long floaty strapless dress. Phillip Lim chose shocking yellow for trousers and tops.

1960s/1970s
It was impossible not to have 1970s flashbacks from one Elie Saab white jumpsuit and some long, floaty dresses with plunging neck lines. Valentino's long-sleeved print dresses exuded the same 1970s feel. Elsewhere Corrie Nielsen went for a string of "Mad Men" style looks and Giambattista Valli also featured 1960s influenced silhouettes. On feet, knee-high laced gladiator sandals completed the retro look.-AFP

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