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The style and textiles discipli ne is very v arious, masking natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and the humanities. In right now's quickly changing, increasingly advanced setting of academia and industries, this discipline is turning into ever more intertwined. Fashion and Textilesprovides scholars and industry specialists a platform to showcase the newest progress in this thrilling and ever-developing subject. From this theoretical lens, change in style is part of the larger industrial system and is structured by the powerful actors on this system to be a deliberate change in style, promoted by way of the channels influenced by the business . Fashion designers and brands have traditionally kept themselves out of political conflicts, there was a motion within the business in the direction of taking extra express positions throughout the political spectrum. From sustaining a rather apolitical stance, designers and types right now have interaction more explicitly in pre

Would you blow yo ur entire annual marketi ng budget on just one ad to run once during the Superbowl? Of course you wouldn’t. You know that people seeing your message just once wouldn’t be enough. Then why do we tend to spend our time and dollars on single-shot marketing, rather than repeated messages? The answer is… most folks just don’t know any better. Or, perhaps it seems boring to repeat your message over and over and over and over. But the truth is, your fortune is in the follow up! This past weekend I went to hear direct marketing master Bill Glazer (my marketing mentor who runs Glazer-Kennedy Inner Circle (along with Dan Kennedy) speak at a conference here in Los Angeles. During his talk, he shared with the audience how he spent the last few decades of his life running Baltimore’s #1 retail men’s clothing store, Gage Menswear, along with his late father. Bill talked about one of his first direct mail campaigns, and how during the planning stages he announced to his dad