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CLOTHINGin this we will learn about textiles; clothes of foreign and Indian brands.
Women's Clothing
Women's clothing in India varies widely and is closely related to local culture, religion and climate.
Traditional Indian clothing for women are saris or Ghaghara cholis and (lehengas). Saris made out of silk are considered the most elegant. Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is one of India's fashion capitals. In some rural parts of India, traditional clothing is worn. Women wear a sari, a long sheet of colorful cloth with patterns. This is draped over a simple or fancy blouse. This is worn by young ladies and women. Little girls wear a pavada. Both are often patterned. Bindi is part of the women's make-up. Indo-western clothing is the fusion of Western and Subcontinental fashion. Churidar, dupatta, Khara Dupatta, gamchha, Karta, mundum neriyathum, sherwani are among other clothes.
The traditional style of clothing in India varies with male or female distinctions. This is still followed in the rural areas, though is changing in the urban areas. Girls before puberty wear a long skirt (called langa/paawada in Andhra) and a short blouse, called a choli, above it. Teenage girls wear half-sarees, a three piece set consisting of a langa, a choli and a stole wrapped over it like a saree
Women's dressing style in India
A saree or sari is a female garment in the Indian subcontinent.[1] A sari is a strip of unstitched cloth, ranging from four to nine meters' in length, that is draped over the body in various styles. There are various traditional style of Sharee like Sambalpuri Saree from East, Kanchipuram from south, Paithani from West and Banarasi from North. The most common style is for the sari to be wrapped around the waist, with one end then draped over the shoulder baring the midriff.[1] The sari is usually worn over a petticoat; (the "ghagra" has short sleeves and a low neck and is usually cropped, and as such is particularly well-suited for wear in the sultry South Asian summers). Cholis may be "backless" or of a halter neck style. These are usually more dressy with a lot of embellishments such as mirrors or embroidery and may be worn on special occasions. Women in the armed forces, when wearing a sari uniform, don a half-sleeve shirt tucked in at the waist.
Men's Clothing
For men, traditional clothes are the kurta Dhoti/Pajama. In south India men wear long, white sheets of cloth. In north Indian languages like Hindi, Marathi and Oriya these are called dhothi, while in Telugu they are called Pancha and in Tamil they are called veshti. Over the dhoti, men wear shirts/any.
The bridal party in Indian cultures is often dressed more formally than guests. Although some men choose to wear a more traditional “western” three piece suit, they often save this for the reception. Just as the bride’s Indian wedding dress is unique and special, so too should be the groom’s attire.
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Sherwani is a long coat-boss jacket fastened with buttons. It comes to just below the knees, hitting somewhere high on the calf. The jacket has a Nehru collar, which is a collar that stands up.
This jacket is often cream, light ivory, or gold colored for weddings, especially those in the morning. It can be embroidered with gold or silver. While traditionally light in color, the jackets can be worn in dark colors, like reds, blacks, or navy, typically later in the day. A scarf is sometimes added to the jacket over one or both shoulders.
The Sherwani is worn with tighter fitting pants or trousers called churidars. Churidars are trousers that are loose around the hips and thighs, but are tight and gathered around the ankle “
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his jacket is often cream, light ivory, or gold colored for weddings, especially those in the morning. It can be embroidered with gold or silver. While traditionally light in color, the jackets can be worn in dark colors, like reds, blacks, or navy, typically later in the day. A scarf is sometimes added to the jacket over one or both shoulders.
The Sherwani is worn with tighter fitting pants or trousers called churidars. Churidars are trousers that are loose around the hips and thighs, but are tight and gathered around the ankle.
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Aspects of Western fashion have become common among Indian men, particularly in the professional community. Horizontal stripes and plaids are common on casual business shirts, particularly among Indians in North America. Owing to influence of western culture, nowadays most of the teen and adult girls in cities wear low hip jeans, low neck tops, tight jean trousers with salwar, half trousers, sleeveless T shirts etc. Women who hail from rural villages usually wear frocks and half sarees; boys normally wear a shirt and pan whether
MORE……… Accepted formal dressing for couples in formal occasions
like parties and weddings is saree for the ladies and formal pants and shirts with suits in the winter for the men. While one is utterly ethnic and Indian the latter is very western and non-Indian.
Indian women have however modernized and working women find western wear like shirts and trousers a comfortable dressing option for work. With entry of international fashion brands like FCUK, DKNY, Guess and many more, Indian women are increasingly becoming fashionable (in terms of Western standards). Among the league of high fashion international brands, domestic brands like Globus, BlackBerry's, Allen Solly, Park Avenue and Van Heusen, have also gained popularity. India has its own popular fashion designers like Ritu Kumar, Suneet Varma, Sabyasachi Mukherjee and Tarun Tahiliani.
Western style wearing
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SOME OF THE COMMON INT TEXTILE MILLS ARE;
GUCCI BLACK;JACK TOMMY HILIFIGHER GANT REEBOK NIKE ADIDAS CLIX LACOSTE
MORE……. HOLLISTER PUMA CALVIEN KLIEN ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH RALPH LAUREN GIORGIO ARMANI ZARA HUGO BOSS
SOME MORE BRANDS…..
LEVIS VERSACE G STAR UNITED COLOURS OF BENETTON WRANGLER
REEBOK
IS SPECIALLY A SPORTS GOODS COMPANY
FAMOUS WORLD WIDE BECAUSE OF THE COOL AND COMFORT OF
DRESSING
COMPANY PROFILE (REEBOK)
Reebok Limited Type Sports equipment Founded Bolton, United Kingdom (1895) Headquarters Canton, Massachusetts, US Area served Worldwide Products Sportswear, Footwear Parent Adidas Website http://reebok.com
ADIDAS
IT STANDS FOR ALL DAY I DREAM ABOUT SPORTS THIS COMPANY IS SPECIFICLY KNOWN FOR
IT’S BEST AND A CLASS SPORTS GOODS .
ADIDAS
ADIDAS COMPANY PROFILE Adidas AG
TypeAktiengesellschaft Traded as FWB: ADS, OTCQX:
ADDYY Industry Clothing and
consumer goods manufacture
Founded 1924 as Gebrüder Dassler
Schuhfabrik(registered in 1949)
Founder(s) Adolf Dassler Headquarters Herzogenaurach, Germany Area served Worldwide Key people Herbert Hainer (CEO)
Robin Stalker (CFO)Erich Stamminger (CEO, Adidas Brand)Igor Landau (Chairman of the supervisory board)
PRODUCTS OF ADIDAS
ADIDAS COMPANY PROFILE
Products Footwear, sportswear,
sports equipment, toiletries
Revenue €11.99 billion (2010) Operating income €894 million (2010) Profit €567 million (2010) Total assets
€10.62 billion (end 2010)
Total equity €4.616 billion (end
2010) Employees 42,540 (end 2010) Website adidas-group.com
GUCCI The House of Gucci Type Subsidiary of PPR (Euronext: PP) Industry Consumer Goods Founded 1921 Headquarters Florence, Italy Key people
GUCCI Guccio Gucci Founder
Patrizio di Marco, President & CEO,Frida Giannini, Creative director
Products Clothing, watches, jewelry, shoes and leather
goods Revenue € 4.2 billion (31 December 2009) Parent PPR Website gucci.com
ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. Type Public company Traded as NYSE: ANF
S&P 500 Component Industry Retail Founded New Albany, Ohio, United States
June 4, 1892
ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH
Founder(s) David T. Abercrombie
Ezra Fitch Headquarters New Albany, Ohio, United
States, US Number of locations 1073 (2011)[1]
Area served United States
CanadaUnited KingdomIreland
SwedenDenmarkGermanyItalyJapanPuerto RicoFranceBelgiumSpainHong KongSingapore
Key people Michael S. Jeffries
(Chairman and CEO)
ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH
Products Clothing for Men and
Women Revenue US$ 3.469 billion (2010)[2]
Operating income US$ 231.932 million
(2010)[2
Net income US$ 150.283 million
(2010)[2]
Total assets US$ 2.948 billion (2010)[2]
Total equity US$ 1.891 billion (2010)[2]
Employees 9,000 full-time (2010)[2]
76,000 part-time (2010)[2]
Divisions Abercrombie & Fitch
abercrombieHollister Co.Gilly Hicks
Website Abercrombie.com
PICS……
CALVIN KLIEN Wholly Owned Subsidiary of Phillips-Van
Heusen Corporation Incorporated: 1967 as Calvin Klein Ltd. Employees: 900 Sales: $170 million (2001 est.) NAIC: 315232 Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew
Blouse and Shirt Manufacturing; 315233 Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew Dress Manufacturing; 315234 Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew Suit, Coat, Tailored Jacket, and Skirt Manufacturing; 315999 Other Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing
LEVIS STRAUSS Levi Strauss & Co. Type Private Industry Clothing Founded 1853 (1853) Founder(s) Levi Strauss Headquarters San Francisco, Californ
ia, U.S.
Number of locations 470 company-
operated stores[1]
Area served Worldwide Key people Richard L. Kauffman
Chairman of the BoardR. John Anderson, President and CEO
LEVIS STRAUSS Products Jeans Revenue US$ 4.4 billion (FY 2010) Operating income US$ 381 million (FY
2010) Net income US$ 157 million (FY
2010) Total equity - $1.59 billion USD
(2010) Owner(s) Descendants of Levi
Strauss Employees 16,200 (FY 2010) Website Levi Strauss Homepage References: Levi
Strauss & Co.: Images of America, by Lynn Downey
PICS OF LEVIS STRAUSS
PUMA Puma SE Type Societas Europaea Traded as FWB: PUM Industry Clothing and
consumer goods manufacture
Founded 1924 as Gebrüder
Dassler Schuhfabrik(registered in 1948)[1]
Founder(s) Rudolf Dassler Headquarters Herzogenaurach,
Germany Area served Worldwide Key people Jochen Zeitz (Chairman)
Franz Koch (CEO)Klaus Bauer (COO)
Products
PUMA Footwear, sportswear, sports goods,
fashion accessories Revenue €2.706 billion (2010)[2]
Operating income €306.8 million (2010)[2]
Profit €202.2 million (2010)[2]
Total assets €2.367 billion (end 2010)[2]
PUMA Total equity €1.386 billion (end 2010)[2]
Employees 9,310 (average, 2010)[2]
Parent PPR Website www.puma.com
PICS OF PUMA
GIORGIO ARMANI Giorgio Armani
Giorgio Armani at the Red day Party in GUM, Moscow
Born 11 July 1934 (1934-07-11)
(age 77)Piacenza, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Nationality Italian Occupation Fashion designer
Parents Ugo Armani
Maria Raimondi Awards CFDA International Award
for 1983 Labels Giorgio Armani S.p.A.,
Armani Collezioni, Emporio Armani, Armani Jeans, Armani Exchange, Armani Junior, Armani Casa.
VERCASE Private Company Founded: 1977 Employees: 1,200 Sales: L845 billion (US$557 million)
(1996) SICs: 2329 Men's & Boy's Clothing;
2335 Women's Dresses; 3911 Jewelry; 3961 Costume Jewelry
LOGO
PICS OF VERSACE…
HOLLISTER Abercrombie & Fitch Co. brand Hollister Co. Type Division of Abercrombie & Fitch Co. Launched July 2000[1]
Headquarters New Albany, Ohio, U.S. Key people Michael S. Jeffries (CEO) Theme SoCal Color scheme Sepia
HOLLISTER Target consumer age 14 - 18[2]
Apparel style Casual wear Abbrev. HCo.
HCO Logo Seagull Store locations 564[3] in:
United StatesCanada
United KingdomItalyBrazilGermanySpainIrelandSwedenHong KongFranceBelgium
Revenue US$ 1.553 billion (2010)[4]
Website HollisterCo.com
ZARA Zara España, S.A. Type Sociedad Anónima Industry Retail Founded A Coruña, Galicia, Spain
(1975) Founder(s) Amancio Ortega
Rosalía Mera Headquarters Arteixo, Spain Area served
Worldwide Key people Carlos Mato López (Director-
general) Products Clothing Revenue €7.071 billion (2009) Parent Inditex Website zara.com
PICS OF ZARA
HUGO BOSS Hugo Boss AG Type Aktiengesellschaft Traded as FWB: BOS3 Industry Luxury goods Founded 1924 Headquarters Metzingen, Germany
Key people Claus-Dietrich Lahrs
(CEO and chairman of the managing board), Hellmut Albrecht (Chairman of the supervisory board)
Products High fashion clothing,
accessories, footwear Revenue
HUGO BOSS €1.729 billion (2010)
[1]
Operating income €263.9 million
(2010)[1]
Profit €185.9 million
(2010)[1]
Total assets €1.355 billion (end
2010)[1]
Total equity €361.2 million (end
2010)[1]
Employees 9,940 (end 2010)[1]
Parent Valentino Fashion Gr
oup Website hugoboss.com
LOGO OF HUGO BOSS
LACOSTE Lacoste S.A. Type Société Anonyme Industry Retail Founded Troyes, France (1933) Founder(s) René Lacoste, André Gillier Headquarters Corporate: Paris, France. Distribution: Troyes Products Apparel, Shoes, Perfumes Website www.lacoste.com
LOGO AND PICS
WRANGLER
Years in Business-
12 State of
Incorporation North Carolina SIC Code 2325, Men's and
Boys' Trousers and Slacks
NAICS Code
315224, Men's and Boys' Cut and Sew Trouser, Slack, and Jean Manufacturing
Products or Services
Companies like V F Wrangler usually offer: Men's Jeans.
Pics…….
NIKE Type Public company
Traded as NYSE: NKES&P 500 Component Industry Clothing and Sports equipment Founded 1964 (as Blue Ribbon Sports)[1] Founder(s) Bill BowermanPhilip Knight Headquarters Washington County, Oregon, United States(Near Beaverton, Oregon) Area served Worldwide Key people Philip Knight(Chairman)Mark Parker(President and CEO) Products Athletic shoes
ApparelSports equipmentAccessories Revenue US$ 19.014 billion (FY 2010)[2] Operating income US$ 2.517 billion (FY 2010)[2] Net income US$ 1.907 billion (FY 2010)[2] Total assets US$ 14.419 billion (FY 2010)[2] Total equity US$ 9.754 billion (FY 2010)[2] Employees 34,400 (May 2010)[2] Website Nike.com Nike, Inc. ( /ˈnaɪkiː/; NYSE: NKE) is a major publicly traded sportswear and equipment
NIKE
GRASIM Grasim Industries Ltd Type Public (
BSE: 500300) (NSE: GRASIM) Industry Textile, cement, sponge iron and chemicals Founded 1948, Mumbai Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Key people Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman & Managing director Revenue 8,547.87 crore (US$1.71 billion) [1] Net income 2,092.10 crore (US$418.42 million)[2
UNITED COLOURS OF BENETTON
Benetton Group Type Public (BIT: BEN) Industry Fashion Founded 1965 Headquarters Ponzano Veneto, Italy Key people Luciano Benetton, ChairmanCarlo Benetton, Deputy ChairmanAlessandro Benetton, Executive Deputy ChairmanFranco Furnò and Biagio Chiarolanza, delegating operative management of the companyGiuliana Benetton, DirectorGilberto Benetton, Director Products Clothing, Accessories and Footwear Revenue 2,053 million euro (2010) Employees 9,469 (2010) Website benettongroup.com Benetton Group S.p.A. (pron. Benettón; ]is a global luxury
LOGO OF UCB
BURBERRY Burberry Group plc Type Public company Traded as
LSE: BRBY Industry Fashion Founded Basingstoke, United Kingdom (1856) Headquarters London, United Kingdom Number of locations 473 Key people John Peace, (Chairman)Angela Ahrendts, (CEO)Christopher Bailey, (CCO) Products ClothingAccessoriesPerfumes Revenue £1,279.9 million (2010)[1] Operating income £171.1 million (2010)[1] Net income £82.2 million (2010)[1] Employees 6,681 (2010) Website burberry.com Burberry Group plc (LSE: BRBY) is a British luxury fashion house, manufacturing clothing,
LOGO OF BURBERRY
TOMMY HILFIGER
Tommy Hilfiger, 2009 Born March 24, 1951 (1951-03-24) (age 60)Elmira, New York, U.S. Nationality American Occupation Fashion designer Labels Tommy Hilfiger Tommy Hilfiger (born March 24, 1951) [1] is an American fashion designer and founder of the
THE KEY MAN
PICS OF TOMMY HILFIGER
DIESEL Type Private Industry Fashion Founded
Molvena, Italy (1978) Founder(s) Renzo RossoAdriano Goldschmied Headquarters Molvena Key people Renzo Rosso, owner and CEOWilbert Das, Creative Director, Products Apparel and Accessories Revenue €1.3 billion (2009) Employees 2200 (2009) Website www.diesel.com Diesel S.p.A. is an Italian design company. It is best known for luxury, pret-a-porter clothing
PICS OF DIESEL
Dolce & Gabbana
Company profileType: fashion industryFounded: 1985Headquarters: Milan, ItalyProducts: clothing, footwear,
sunglasses, watchesTurnover:597 million poundEmployees:3,150
Pics……. of D & G
HermesHermes Paris
Industry: luxury goods Founded: 1837 Founders: Thierry Hermes Headquarters: rue du faubourg Saint Honore,
Peris, France Area served: global locations Key people: Patrick Thomas (CEO), Murielle
Maury(CFO) Products: high-fashion clothing and accessory
manufacture and retail.
Hermes Revenue: 2,401 billion pounds Operating income: 668.2 million
pounds Total asset: 2,919 billion pounds Net income: 421.7 million pounds Employees: 8,370 Website: hermes.com
Pics of Hermes……..
Chanel Industry: fashion founded:1909 Founders: gabrielle “coco” chanel Headquarters: paris, france No.of locations: 310 Area served: worldwide Key people: alain wertheimer, co-owner,
gerad wertheimer, co-owner products: clothes, jewellry,accessories,
perfumes
Chanel Revenue:1,809 billion pounds Net income:280.3 billion pounds Employees: 1,270 Website: www.chanel.com
Chanel images
Guess Type: public Industry: fashion Founded: los angeles, CA No.of locations: 484 Key people: paul marciano, co-chairman & co-
CEO. Maurice marciano,c-chairman&co- ceo Products: clothing Revenue: 1.19 billion dollar Net income: 123.2 million dollar Employees:8,800 Website: guess.com
Pics of guess
Prada Type: public Industry: fashion Founded:1913 founder(s): mario prada Headquarters: milan, italy No.of locations: over 250 worldwide boutiques Key people: miuccia prada, head designer , patrizio
bertelli, CEO Products: luxury goods Revenue: 2.15 billion pounds Employees:2,841 Website: www.prada.coom
Prada images
dior Industry: luxury goods Founded:16 dec 1946 Founders: christian dior Headquarters: paris, france No.of locations: 210 Area served: worldwide Key people: bernard arnault
( chairman), sidney toledano (CEO)
dior Products: high fashion retail Revenue: 21.12 billion pounds Operating income: 4,172 billion
pounds Profit: 1,261 billion pounds Total assets: 41.20 billion pounds Total equity: 19.57 billion pounds Employees: 76,000 Website: dior.com
Pics of Dior
American eagle
Type: public Industry: retail clothing Headquarters: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
US No. of locations: 2054 stores Area served: US, Canada,
lebanon,dubai,kuwait,jorden,israel,russia,bolivia
Key people:jay L. schottenstein (chairman), James V. O’ Donnel(CEO)
American eagle
Products: apparel, accessories,footwears
Revenue:2,99 billion US dollar Operating income: 302 million US dollar Net income: 179 million US dollar Total assets: 1,96 billion US dollar Total equity: 1,41 billion US dollar Employees: 34,900 Website: www.ae.com
Pics of American eagle
NORTH FACE
Type : subsidiary Industry: retail founded:1966 Leadquarters:san leandro Area server: north america;south
america,eur0pe and Asia pacific Products:clothing,utdoor gear Production
output:china,bangladesh,vietnam,india Parent: corporation Website:www.thenrthace.com
Pics of NF
FILA
TYPE: private Industry: sports equipments Ounded:1911,biella,italy Headquarters:seoul,suth krea Key people: gene yon(yoon s)
chairman and CEO Products:apparel,shoes,accessories Website: www.fila.com
PICS OF FILA
GINI AND JONY INDUSTRY- Textiles, apparel and luxury
goods FOUNDED-1980 FOUNDERS-Prakash Lakhani,Jay Lakhani,
Anil Lakhani HEADQUARTERS- Mumbai,India KEY PEOPLE- Mr. Prakash
lakhani( CHAIRMAN), Mr. Ajay Kumar Aggarwal (executive director),Mr. Harish Mehta( chief financial officer)
GINI AND JONY PRODUCTS- Apparel EMPLOYEES- 2,012 (2011) WEBSITE- www.giniandjony.com
Gini and Jony
Why a college student should care about his appearance… Dressing well contributes to your
frame of mind- when you dress sharp, you think sharp.
Dressing well shows respect for the professor and will create respect in return- dressing a notch up from your peers shows the prof that you take his class seriously and that you respect him/her. This will help make you stand out and create good impression.
More reasons…
You never know whom you are going to meet today!!
When you dress like a man, you feel like a man….
How college boys upgrade their dress up.. Replace sweat shirts with sweaters…. Sweaters
gives more professional look and make you look like a leader..
Upgrade#2- replace funky t-shirts with collared shirts….. It will give a genuine and create good impression n your seniors.
Upgrade #3- faded and distressed jeans to dark and clean denim….a man moving into a professional world must ensure that hi denims should be elegant and god enough skinny and low west jeans are trendy but a professional student should avoid this
More upgrades…..
Upgrade# 4- your upgrade 3 is related to Footwears. Running shoes to casual leather shoes…… it also includes the socks part.. Replace athletic socks to dark colored socks
Upgrade#5- it is the most important point the upgradation.. i.e. it is related to your facial expressions. DO NOT WEAR CAP IN THE COLLEGE. Your hair is a key part your facial presentation. It sends signal about your personality
More upgrades…..
Please come to the college or any other professional institution in well combed, neatly and elegantly hair cut.
You are spending thousands /lakhs on your education. Do yourself a favor by dressing sharp and looking like a good investment…!!!!!!
Why to ignore women…..?????Girls….if you are in a professional
college then you must follow some commonly accepted guidelines for dressing you up!!
Let us go through it point wise….
Step by step..
Neck and above- If you wear makeup, make sure that it looks natural. Avoid heavy make up. Do not wear much jewelry. A pair of simple earrings, a pearl necklace and a watch is all that you need. But nothing else then that. Make sure that your hair are combed and neat. Just put your hair into a neat bun and avid elaborate hairstyles, too much hair gel or hair colors.
Step by step..
Clothes….you should wear simple but and elegant dress.. It should not be so heavy or glimmered. A shirt, or a tailored sweater n top, and slacks, pants or a shirt that reaches the knees or below on bottom. Make sure that everything is clean and ironed. The focus should be on you not on your clothes. Also make sure that everything fits well. No saggy pants or anything too tight! Also don’t show too much of skin.
Step by step..
Feet- wear black or neutral colored, clean shoes. Loafers or small heels work well. avoid shoes that make you hard t walk. Closed-toes heels or flats are best. Peep-toe shoes and sandals are generally not appropriate.
Think high, dress higher..Your dress reflects you…. First
impression always counts..therefore, you must dressed yourself well.
well., that’s enough for today's presentation. I hope that you like the information about clothing and its brands..
Thank you all..
A presentation by- Raveena kaushal
Class- BBA 2nd semester
IMS BHADDAL
