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Fashion and Clothes Blog in Asia on Facebook, Google Plus, LinkedIn and Twitter. Site for the best of Asian and ASEAN Wholesale and Retail Clothing Shopping. Markets, Centers, Online, B2B, B2C, Wholesalers, Traders
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Clothing Fashion in Asia – Share on Facebook the world’s largest online social network has just unveiled a new feature, Graph Search, to help its billion-plus users search for people and places within the social network. Our FB Page is here
Asia Social Media Week is a multi-city global conference connecting people, content and conversations around emerging trends in social and mobile media. The mission of Social Media Week is to open up conversation about social media in Asia Pacific, with a focus on China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and South Korea, through a series of creative events that connect brands, marketers, media, and the public unique venues across the city
Categories: ASEAN, Asia, Asia Fashion Clothes, Asia Fashion Style, Asia Shopping Tags: Facebook, Facebook Graph Search, Google Plus, LinkedIn, Social Media Asia, Twitter, Twitter Vine Videos
Asian Fashion Wholesale and Retail on Twitter
Social Media Networking is important for each new website or blog. For our group of blogs we intend to teach SME and Micro business about how to develop their online marketing stragegy. working on the internet is time consuming and learning everything from the start is quite difficult for small business with limited resources
We therefore recommend readers to follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Google Plus in order to learn how things works on the internet. We provide free information and are happy to help our readers to learn more how to work entrepreneurial and creative online
Please feel welcome to contact us at any time and continue to read up on what we have to offer. The internet is for sharing freely, and that’s what we do. We are happy to teach people about the many areas they need to be aware of in 2013 in order to provide a better customer service environment
Categories: ASEAN, Asia, Asia Fashion Clothes, Asia Shopping Tags: Free Training, Social Media in Asia, Teaching and Learning
Creating a Thai Luxury Brand
Asia Fashion Brand – What will it take for an Asian company, especially Thai, to come up with a luxury brand that will rival the likes of Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Chanel in the future? The first and perhaps most difficult step is the creation of a product or service that people desire. The assumption is you already have the money, so you must create. It can be a product like a car or refrigerator. It can be a spa or a service. But you have to create something that does not exist and would be the dream of some people
To create this product or service, the company needs a designer. Look at any of the top luxury brands, and you’ll find star designers like Marc Jacobs, Karl Lagerfeld, Giorgio Armani, and Miuccia Prada who are perhaps the most valuable assets. The companies who create an exclusive brand, here the star system comes in. Stars are not the celebrities but the designers who are the rare ingredient in the whole system
Luxury brands are all about creating classic items. It starts with creation and remains a problem of creation. Luxury brands sell the classics and communicate the newness. It’s about building the classics of tomorrow. History and heritage are also important elements for a luxury brand. Many of the European luxury brands have a long history, adding depth and timelessness to their products and services
Accept your heritage. What is heritage? `I am Thai. Accepting Thailand’s heritage is crucial in creating a worldwide luxury brand. Thailand’s image is what you will make it. It is what you do that will create your future
Categories: Thailand Tags: Branding Luxury Goods
Korean Americans Driving Force in U.S. Garment Industry
USA – Korean apparel brands Miss Me, South Pole, Forever 21, Voom. The leading factors behind the success of Korean Americans in the US Fashion industry are diligence and skill with a needle
Miss Me products are familiar sights in leading department stores such as Macy’s, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale’s. The brand’s owner Stella Cho is a Korean immigrant who moved to the U.S. as a young girl
Having started out with a small shop at the wholesale market in downtown Los Angeles, Cho is now among a growing number of Korean-American success stories in the U.S. fashion industry
Source: The Chosun Ilbo, South Korea
Read Full Story: Korean Americans Becoming Driving Force in U.S. Garment Industry
Categories: America Tags: Asia Garment & Clothing
Bangkok “notorious markets” for pirated goods
Bangkok on a list of the world’s most “notorious markets” for pirated goods
The United States Trade Representative (USTR) also named China, Russia, Algeria, Argentina, Canada, Chile, India, Indonesia, Israel, Pakistan and Venezuela as intellectual property (IP) offenders
The USTR identified five areas in Bangkok on a list of the world’s most “notorious markets” for pirated goods: Pantip Plaza, Mahboonkrong shopping centre (MBK), Klong Thom Market, Patpong Road and upper Sukhumvit Road
Source: Bangkok Post
Read Full Article: Landlords to face fines for ignoring sales of fakes
Categories: Asia Shopping Tags: Pirated Goods
