Inside the fashion business

Jeannette A. Jarnow · Beatrice Judelle

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1. The Business of Making and Selling Fashion. 2. Principles of Fashion. 3. Globalization of the Fashion Industry. 4. The Consumer. 5. The Materials of Fashion. 6. The Women's and Children's Apparel Industry. 7. The Menswear Industry. 8. Fashion Accessories, Intimate Apparel/Undergarments, Cosmetics. 9. Fashion Producers in Other Countries. 10. The Retailers of Fashion. 11. Auxiliary Fashion Enterprises. Fashion Business Glossary. Appendix A: Select World Wide Web Sites. Appendix B: The Influential Designers. Appendix C: Career Opportunities in Fashion. Index.

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