David Shah: mode is ‘miss-judged’ en ‘underrated’ |
door Yildiz Celie
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| Tuesday 17 February 2009 | |
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door: Yildiz Celie, redacteur mode (At the end of this article you find a summary in English.) Mode is als voetbal
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uit: View 01 | View 04 | View 2-04 Van overzicht naar reële informatie
↑ David Shah Trends en tendensen
uit: View 2-05 Niks is onmogelijk
uit: Viewpoint 02 | View 2-03 | View 02 Zelfstandig samenwerken
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[English summary]
• He calls himself a brand-man: ‘I obtain an overview and give companies realistic information to innovate.’ And:: 'As a professional I am not that interested in trends, more in directions, because ‘directions emerge from the masses and society’. Much like brands have risen high since the ’90, driven by consumers-demand. He publishes leading magazines like ViewPoint, Textile View en View2. • Shah still believes anything is possible as long as you think out of the box and learn to cooperate with and have respect for other professionals. If you are building up a company a good financial partner and insight in the fashion business is crucial. And always ask yourself, not just in fashion but in many areas, ‘does this communicate?’. » View Magazine Beelden © View (total credits below) Credits, extended version Textile View2 Magazine
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