RTL 2095
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Fashion by This lively survey of 150 years of fashion covers everything from Haute Couture to the High Street.
Fashion Design by This title unites the history, theory and practice of fashion design. Coverage includes how to interpret a brief, building a collection, sketchbooks and drawing tools, choosing fabric, fit, cutting and making techniques, portfolio presentation and fashion marketing and economics.
Marketing Fashion by Marketing Fashion is a practical guide to the fundamental principles of marketing and branding, from catwalk to price calculation, developing brand identity to creating a customer profile. The book explains key theoreticalconcepts, and illustrates how they are applied within the global fashion and retail industry, from haute couture to the mass market.
- WGSN This link opens in a new window
- Fashion and expert trend forecasting content
- Create a free account with your JWU email (required) and renew it every 90 days to access
- If your account is current, visit wgsn.com and log in with your JWU email address (as your username) & password
- Women's Wear Daily (WWD) This link opens in a new window
- Full subscription access to WWD, including archived content
- Limit 20 simultaneous users
- You first need to make an account with your JWU email address, after which you can login at wwd.com
- Style NYTMoney, fashion, beauty, love, social change, death. Plus cute animals. Includes "On the Runway" section.
- Style Boston GlobeStyle section from the Boston Globe.
- IBISWorld This link opens in a new window
- Industry research for over 700 U.S. industries, hard-to-find U.S. "specialized industries", and some state-level industry research
- Updated reports: Global-wide industries and industries in China
- Industry reports include "Key Statistics," "Key Ratios," and supply-chain overviews
- MarketResearch.com Academic This link opens in a new window
- Industry reports including demographics, market trends, forecasts, analysis of major brands, new products, and consumer trends and buyer behavior
- SRDS This link opens in a new window
- Find ad rates, circulation figures, audience demographics, and contact info. for publishers/sales
- Identify consumer spending behavior in potential market areas
- Report titles include Business Publication Media, Consumer Magazine Media, Direct Marketing, Digital Networks & Tech, Digital Websites, International Media Guides, Local Media, Newspaper Media, Out-of-Home Media, Print Media Production, Radio Media, TV & Cable Media, and more
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- To access Nielsen Segmentation & Market Solutions: Click on the green login button. No additional credentials are required. Allow time for the reports to load!
- National Retail FederationNRF is the world’s largest retail trade association, representing retailers from the United States and more than 45 countries.
- InStyle.comInStyle is the leading site for celebrity style. See expert fashion advice, star hairstyles, beauty tips, how-to videos and real-time red carpet coverage.
The Complete Guide to Referencing and Avoiding PlagarismThis excellent new edition of The Complete Guide to Referencing and Avoiding Plagiarism will continue to demystify the referencing process and provide essential guidance on making sure you are not committing plagiarism.
Best Practices for Citing Sources in Presentations
Why do I need to cite my sources in a presentation?
• Credible sources show that you have done your research and reinforce your own credibility.
• Giving credit to your sources links you to an ongoing scholarly conversation. By identifying where you got your ideas, you enable your own readers to find the sources that you used if they want to learn more.
• JWU's Academic Honesty Policy lists plagiarism as a violation of University policy, as well as one of personal integrity.
How do I cite my sources in a visual presentation?
• Include a citation for any content, quotes, or ideas from another source. The citation should be located either next to the information or below it.
• Cite in the text and provide a list of citations at the end.
Citing Images from WGSN
Image label (If including image in your written work):
Fig. 1 Gender Neutral Figure in Denim. (WGSN Denim Team, [Sept. 2018]).
In the text:
WGSN Denim Team [Sept. 2018].
In your list of figures or references (omit figure number if you haven't included the image in your assignment)
Figure 1. WGSN Denim Team. [Sept. 2018] Gender Neutral Figure in Denim. WGSN. [Online image]. available from https://www-wgsn-com.jwupvdz.idm.oclc.org/content/board_viewer/#/80519/page/1
