China leather shoes manufacturing Industry, 2010 is valuable for anyone who wants to invest in the leather shoes manufacturing industry, to get Chinese investments; to import into China or export from China, to build factories and take advantage of lower costs in China, to partner with one of the key Chinese corporations, to get market shares as China is boosting its domestic needs; to forecast the future of the world economy as China is leading the way; or to compete in the segment. The report provides in-depth analysis and detailed insight into the leather shoes manufacturing industry, market drivers, key enterprises and their strategies, as well as technologies and investment status, risks and trends.
Data sources: Governmental statistics organizations, market research (monitoring) centers, industry associations and institutions, import and export statistics organizations, and others.
This report is divided into 9 parts 19 chapters as follow:
Part 1 Industry Overview
1 Industry definition and development overview
2 Industry macroscopic environment and its influence analysis
3 Industry international market analysis
4 Industry domestic market analysis
Part 2 Basic indices
5 Analysis of the industry’s scale and condition: 2005-2009
6 Status analysis of gross assets analysis: 2005-2009
Part 3 Economic operation
7 Analysis of gross industrial output: 2005-2009
8 Industry sales income analysis: 2005-2009
9 Industry gross profit analysis
10 Industry import/export analysis in 2009
Part 4 Competition landscape
11 Industry competition landscape analysis
12 Industry key enterprises' competitive power comparison (top 20)
Part 5 Key enterprises
13 Comparative analysis of the economic indicators of the industry’s key enterprises
Part 6 Business strategy
14. Development bottlenecks and coping strategies in Industry
15 Enterprise development strategy analysis and recommendations in Industry
Part 7 Market investment
16 Comparison and analysis of investment activity coefficient and rate of return on investment in Industry
17 Industry investment environment and risks analysis
Part 8 Technology
18 Status and trends of the newest technology applications in Industry
Part 9 Developments and trends
19 Development trends and operation capacity forecast for 2010-2014
There more than 200 figures and tables.
Report format: PDF
Knowledge is power. If you want to invest in, import into/from, partner with, or compete against any of the companies in this field, then China leather shoes manufacturing Industry, 2010 is required reading.
China leather shoes manufacturing industry, 2010
Russian Market of Clothing, Shoes, and Accessories Luxury Class
Russian Market of Clothing, Shoes, and Accessories Luxury Class
Report Summary
The aim of the research is to describe the Russian clothing, shoes, and accessories luxury class market and to give a forecast about its development in the post-crisis period.
The report on the marketing research of the clothing, shoes, and accessories market includes data about the volume of sales of 40 foreign brands from the luxury class in Russia: “Dolce&Gabbana”, “Gucci”, “Louis Vuitton”, “Prada”, “Chanel”, “Christian Dior”, “Giorgio Armani”, “Etro”, “J. Mendel”, “Ralph Lauren”, “Bottega Veneta”, “Hermes”, “Kenzo”, “Max Mara”, “Yves Saint Laurent”, “Moschino”, “Christian Louboutin”, “Loewe”, “Celine”, “Burberry”, “Marc Jacobs”, “Balenciaga”, “Diane Von Furstenberg”, “Jil Sander”, “Agent Provocateur”, “Maison Martin Margiela”, “Oscar de la Renta”, “Cesare Paciotti”, “Ermanno Scervino”, “Francesco Smalto”, “Marina Rinaldi”, “Corneliani”, “Emporio Armani”, “Jean Paul Gaultier”, “Alexander McQueen”, “Antonio Marras”, “Stella McCartney”, “Costume National”, “La Perla”.
The aim of the research is to describe the Russian clothing, shoes, and accessories luxury class market and to give a forecast about its development in the post-crisis period.
The report on the marketing research of the clothing, shoes, and accessories market includes data about the volume of sales of 40 foreign brands from the luxury class in Russia: “Dolce&Gabbana”, “Gucci”, “Louis Vuitton”, “Prada”, “Chanel”, “Christian Dior”, “Giorgio Armani”, “Etro”, “J. Mendel”, “Ralph Lauren”, “Bottega Veneta”, “Hermes”, “Kenzo”, “Max Mara”, “Yves Saint Laurent”, “Moschino”, “Christian Louboutin”, “Loewe”, “Celine”, “Burberry”, “Marc Jacobs”, “Balenciaga”, “Diane Von Furstenberg”, “Jil Sander”, “Agent Provocateur”, “Maison Martin Margiela”, “Oscar de la Renta”, “Cesare Paciotti”, “Ermanno Scervino”, “Francesco Smalto”, “Marina Rinaldi”, “Corneliani”, “Emporio Armani”, “Jean Paul Gaultier”, “Alexander McQueen”, “Antonio Marras”, “Stella McCartney”, “Costume National”, “La Perla”.
Table Of contents
1. About RMR (a division of “IndexBox”)
2. Methodology
3. Market size
4. Influence of the crisis on the luxury market: results of 2009:
4.1Demand of luxury goods in 2009
4.2 Procurement budget in 2009 of the largest market operators
4.3 Changes in consumer behavior in the crisis
5. Geography and consumption of luxury goods in Russia:
5.1 Moscow
5.2 St. Petersburg
5.3 Ekaterinburg
5.4 Novosibirsk
6. Structure of the procurement season collections:
6.1 Autumn / winter
6.2 Spring / Summer
7. Distribution Channels:
7.1 Structure of sales channels
7.2 Structure of sales by major market operators
7.3 Trends in the changes of distribution structure
8. Shopping streets:
8.1 Kutuzovsky street (Кутузовский проспект)
8.2 Tretyakovski street (Третьяковский проезд)
8.3 Stoleshnikov street (Столешников переулок)
8.4 Petrovka (Петровка)
8.5 Kuznetsk bridge (Кузнецкий мост№
9. Trade centers:
9.1 Crocus City Mall
9.2 Seasons ( Времена года)
9.3 Barvikha Luxury Village (Барвиха Luxury Village)
9.4 Spring (Весна)
9.5 Petrovsky Passage (Петровский пасаж)
9.6 Lotte Plaza
10. Department Stores:
10.1 TSUM (ЦУМ)
10.2 GUM (ГУМ)
11. Discount Centers, Outlets
12. Showrooms
13. Mercury:
13.1 Portfolio of stores and brands
13.2 Sales volume and financial results
14. Bosco di Ciliegi:
14.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
14.2. Sales volume and financial results
15. Crocus Group:
15.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
15.2. Sales volume and financial results
16. Podium Fashion Group:
16.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
16.2. Sales volume and financial results
17. Jamilco:
17.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
17.2. Sales volume and financial results
18. Global brands on the Russian market: distribution and sales volume in 2009:
18.1 TOP-15 luxury brands in terms of sales in Moscow in 2009
18.2 Dolce&Gabbana
18.3 Gucci Group
18.3.1 Gucci
18.3.2 Yves Saint Laurent
18.3.3 Balenciaga
18.3.4 Bottega Veneta
18.4 Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy
18.4.1 Louis Vuitton
18.4.2 Fendi
18.4.3 Celine
18.4.4 Marc Jacobs
18.4.5 Loewe
18.4.6 Kenzo
18.5 Prada Group
18.6 Chanel
18.7 Christian Dior Group
18.8 Armani Group
18.8.1 Giorgio Armani
18.8.2 Emporio Armani
18.9 Etro
18.10 J. Mendel
18.11 Ralph Lauren
18.12 Hermes Group
18.13 Max Mara
18.14 Moschino
18.15 Christian Louboutin
18.16 Burberry Group
18.17 Diane Von Furstenberg
18.18 Jil Sander
18.19 Agent Provocateur
18.20 Maison Martin Margiela
18.21 Oscar de la Renta
18.22 Cesare Paciotti
18.23 Antonio Marras
18.24 Ermanno Scervino
18.25 Francesco Smalto
18.26 Marina Rinaldi
18.27 Corneliani
18.28 Jean Paul Gaultier
18.29 Costume National
18.30 La Perla
18.31 Escada
List of Table
Table 1 Net profit of “Crocus Group” in 2003-2008
Table 2 Sales volume of clothing, footwear, and accessories of the luxury class in mono-brand stores in Moscow in 2008-2009, in millions of EUR
List of Figures
Fig. 1 Volume and structure of the luxury market in Russia in 2009, in millions of USD
Fig. 2 Dynamics of the luxury market in 2007-2009
Fig. 3 Volume reduction in purchases for 2009, in %, compared with 2008
Fig. 4 Consumption of luxury goods in the cities of Russia in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 5 Average income of Moscow residents in high-income and low-income groups per month, in thousands of RUR
Fig. 6 Average income of residents of St. Petersburg in high-income and low-income groups per month, in thousands of RUR
Fig. 7 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of women’s Collection Fall / Winter in 2008
Fig. 8 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of men’s collection Autumn / Winter in 2008
Fig. 9 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of women’s Spring / Summer in 2008
Fig. 10 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of men’s Spring / Summer in 2008
Fig. 11 Sales volume of the largest operators on the luxury market in Russia in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 12 Revenues of “Mercury” company in 2004-2008
Fig. 13 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Mercury” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 14 Revenues of “Bosco di Ciliegi” company in 2004-2008
Fig. 15 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Bosco di Ciliegi” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 16 Revenues of “Crocus Group” in 2004-2008
Fig. 17 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Crocus Group” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 18 Revenues of “Podium” company in 2006-2008
Fig. 19 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Podium” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 20 Revenues of “Jamilco” in 2004-2008
Fig. 21 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Jamilco” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 22 TOP-15 selling clothing, shoes and accessories companies in luxury mono-brand stores in Moscow in 2009, in millions of EUR
1. About RMR (a division of “IndexBox”)
2. Methodology
3. Market size
4. Influence of the crisis on the luxury market: results of 2009:
4.1Demand of luxury goods in 2009
4.2 Procurement budget in 2009 of the largest market operators
4.3 Changes in consumer behavior in the crisis
5. Geography and consumption of luxury goods in Russia:
5.1 Moscow
5.2 St. Petersburg
5.3 Ekaterinburg
5.4 Novosibirsk
6. Structure of the procurement season collections:
6.1 Autumn / winter
6.2 Spring / Summer
7. Distribution Channels:
7.1 Structure of sales channels
7.2 Structure of sales by major market operators
7.3 Trends in the changes of distribution structure
8. Shopping streets:
8.1 Kutuzovsky street (Кутузовский проспект)
8.2 Tretyakovski street (Третьяковский проезд)
8.3 Stoleshnikov street (Столешников переулок)
8.4 Petrovka (Петровка)
8.5 Kuznetsk bridge (Кузнецкий мост№
9. Trade centers:
9.1 Crocus City Mall
9.2 Seasons ( Времена года)
9.3 Barvikha Luxury Village (Барвиха Luxury Village)
9.4 Spring (Весна)
9.5 Petrovsky Passage (Петровский пасаж)
9.6 Lotte Plaza
10. Department Stores:
10.1 TSUM (ЦУМ)
10.2 GUM (ГУМ)
11. Discount Centers, Outlets
12. Showrooms
13. Mercury:
13.1 Portfolio of stores and brands
13.2 Sales volume and financial results
14. Bosco di Ciliegi:
14.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
14.2. Sales volume and financial results
15. Crocus Group:
15.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
15.2. Sales volume and financial results
16. Podium Fashion Group:
16.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
16.2. Sales volume and financial results
17. Jamilco:
17.1. Portfolio of stores and brands
17.2. Sales volume and financial results
18. Global brands on the Russian market: distribution and sales volume in 2009:
18.1 TOP-15 luxury brands in terms of sales in Moscow in 2009
18.2 Dolce&Gabbana
18.3 Gucci Group
18.3.1 Gucci
18.3.2 Yves Saint Laurent
18.3.3 Balenciaga
18.3.4 Bottega Veneta
18.4 Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy
18.4.1 Louis Vuitton
18.4.2 Fendi
18.4.3 Celine
18.4.4 Marc Jacobs
18.4.5 Loewe
18.4.6 Kenzo
18.5 Prada Group
18.6 Chanel
18.7 Christian Dior Group
18.8 Armani Group
18.8.1 Giorgio Armani
18.8.2 Emporio Armani
18.9 Etro
18.10 J. Mendel
18.11 Ralph Lauren
18.12 Hermes Group
18.13 Max Mara
18.14 Moschino
18.15 Christian Louboutin
18.16 Burberry Group
18.17 Diane Von Furstenberg
18.18 Jil Sander
18.19 Agent Provocateur
18.20 Maison Martin Margiela
18.21 Oscar de la Renta
18.22 Cesare Paciotti
18.23 Antonio Marras
18.24 Ermanno Scervino
18.25 Francesco Smalto
18.26 Marina Rinaldi
18.27 Corneliani
18.28 Jean Paul Gaultier
18.29 Costume National
18.30 La Perla
18.31 Escada
List of Table
Table 1 Net profit of “Crocus Group” in 2003-2008
Table 2 Sales volume of clothing, footwear, and accessories of the luxury class in mono-brand stores in Moscow in 2008-2009, in millions of EUR
List of Figures
Fig. 1 Volume and structure of the luxury market in Russia in 2009, in millions of USD
Fig. 2 Dynamics of the luxury market in 2007-2009
Fig. 3 Volume reduction in purchases for 2009, in %, compared with 2008
Fig. 4 Consumption of luxury goods in the cities of Russia in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 5 Average income of Moscow residents in high-income and low-income groups per month, in thousands of RUR
Fig. 6 Average income of residents of St. Petersburg in high-income and low-income groups per month, in thousands of RUR
Fig. 7 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of women’s Collection Fall / Winter in 2008
Fig. 8 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of men’s collection Autumn / Winter in 2008
Fig. 9 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of women’s Spring / Summer in 2008
Fig. 10 Mid structure of the purchase (sale-mix) of men’s Spring / Summer in 2008
Fig. 11 Sales volume of the largest operators on the luxury market in Russia in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 12 Revenues of “Mercury” company in 2004-2008
Fig. 13 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Mercury” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 14 Revenues of “Bosco di Ciliegi” company in 2004-2008
Fig. 15 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Bosco di Ciliegi” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 16 Revenues of “Crocus Group” in 2004-2008
Fig. 17 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Crocus Group” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 18 Revenues of “Podium” company in 2006-2008
Fig. 19 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Podium” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 20 Revenues of “Jamilco” in 2004-2008
Fig. 21 Sales volume of clothing, footwear and accessories of the luxury company “Jamilco” in 2008, in millions of USD
Fig. 22 TOP-15 selling clothing, shoes and accessories companies in luxury mono-brand stores in Moscow in 2009, in millions of EUR
How to Buy High Heels for a Child
If you are planning to purchase footwear for your child especially when it is a question of high heels then you should concentrate on three basic things.
Proper Fitting
One basic thing which you should take care while purchasing the shoes is not only the looks, you should also concentrate about its fitting. Children’s feet normally grow with their age. So, it is very important to notice their shoe size after some periods. You should first measure their both feet while purchasing the shoe for them. You should check that the heel which should not be very high so that they feel uncomfortable. They should have nice snug fit. It is always better to go for shopping in the evening time because at that time their foot is completely swollen. This is a best idea and it can give you best idea of their correct size of the shoes.
Construction of shoes
You should provide your children with nice footwear which should supportive as well. You should concentrate on strong and sturdy shoes. Strength of the heel should be good and with arch support. From the first time when it is worn you should feel comfortable. You should also choose a material of the shoe which can breathe well. If possible, you should try to avoid high heels for the children.
Quality of the shoes
One of the best things which you should do is you should stick to the quality of the shoes. Try to purchase the shoes from the well known company. You should select the shoes which are very smooth and it should also have shock absorbing sole. It is always preferred to have non-marking outer sole. The shoes which are selected should keep your child’s feet cool and dry.
So, when you are planning to purchase footwear for child then it is very important to have correct decision. One of the biggest problems is Heel pain which can normally occur to any age person. It can be little bit changing between adults and children. Even the treatment of this is also different for the adults and for children. When a question comes to child you should correctly diagnose the source of heel pain with the help of expert. You child should not feel any kind of heel pain because it causes the strain and they may not feel comfortable with their footwear. They can also neglect to wear the same next time. Your child can suffer from heel pain if they are having flat feet. But, it is not at all common in all the children. It can be caused by arch fatigue of the flat feet. This can happen only after standing for a small period of time. It is possible to reduce the same with some kind of stretch exercise and prescription. This can easily help your child to get relief from this condition. So, while selecting high heel shoes you should take certain things in your mind.
Proper Fitting
One basic thing which you should take care while purchasing the shoes is not only the looks, you should also concentrate about its fitting. Children’s feet normally grow with their age. So, it is very important to notice their shoe size after some periods. You should first measure their both feet while purchasing the shoe for them. You should check that the heel which should not be very high so that they feel uncomfortable. They should have nice snug fit. It is always better to go for shopping in the evening time because at that time their foot is completely swollen. This is a best idea and it can give you best idea of their correct size of the shoes.
Construction of shoes
You should provide your children with nice footwear which should supportive as well. You should concentrate on strong and sturdy shoes. Strength of the heel should be good and with arch support. From the first time when it is worn you should feel comfortable. You should also choose a material of the shoe which can breathe well. If possible, you should try to avoid high heels for the children.
Quality of the shoes
One of the best things which you should do is you should stick to the quality of the shoes. Try to purchase the shoes from the well known company. You should select the shoes which are very smooth and it should also have shock absorbing sole. It is always preferred to have non-marking outer sole. The shoes which are selected should keep your child’s feet cool and dry.
So, when you are planning to purchase footwear for child then it is very important to have correct decision. One of the biggest problems is Heel pain which can normally occur to any age person. It can be little bit changing between adults and children. Even the treatment of this is also different for the adults and for children. When a question comes to child you should correctly diagnose the source of heel pain with the help of expert. You child should not feel any kind of heel pain because it causes the strain and they may not feel comfortable with their footwear. They can also neglect to wear the same next time. Your child can suffer from heel pain if they are having flat feet. But, it is not at all common in all the children. It can be caused by arch fatigue of the flat feet. This can happen only after standing for a small period of time. It is possible to reduce the same with some kind of stretch exercise and prescription. This can easily help your child to get relief from this condition. So, while selecting high heel shoes you should take certain things in your mind.
Global Footwear Market Athletic and non Athletic Shoes
Global Footwear Market
Footwear is a huge and increasingly diversified business, driven by a host of demographic, lifestyle and fashion trends. As a result, the category is being segmented ever more finely as seen in the diversity of mainstream footwear trends—from casual comfort to sexy stiletto, and the fact that, in recent years, a far greater range of styles has become acceptable in the U.S. workplace. The liberalization of footwear norms coincided with an era of greed and seemingly endless conspicuous consumption where $150 sneakers and $500 pumps were easily consumed with ever-expanding consumer credit.
However, with a new economic reality comes a paradigm shift in the consumer mindset. For some consumers, charge now and pay later has been replaced with pay now or don’t buy at all. Instead of feeling good about expensive or ostentatious brands as they have in the past, many consumers will increasingly feel good about getting the best value, making the smartest choice, or not spending at all in 2009. The surge in frugality has brought back a variety of money-saving behaviors from days of yore, such as layaway and home cooked meals. Even cobblers are all making a comeback.
Though the market for footwear in the U.S. grew at an annual rate of six percent between 2004 and 2008, growth in 2008 was much more subdued at less than two percent. For the footwear industry, an ongoing consumer paradigm shift in attitudes towards more frugality and less conspicuous consumption means high-flying fashion brands may suffer at the expense of less expensive alternatives. But can the major marketers and retailers adapt?
The U.S. Market for Footwear examines these questions and many others by looking at the current market, trends, major brands, and consumer preferences. The report presents concise, thought provoking analysis of various aspects of the eyewear industry and provides a forecast for the market through 2013.
About the Author
Cogitamus Consulting is a branding and market research boutique in NYC that's all about hard work, imagination and common sense. Working with our clients, we custom tailor solutions and provide creative, thought-provoking analysis that address the most pertinent questions facing marketers, through general business consulting, white papers, and branded product concept and strategy development.
Footwear is a huge and increasingly diversified business, driven by a host of demographic, lifestyle and fashion trends. As a result, the category is being segmented ever more finely as seen in the diversity of mainstream footwear trends—from casual comfort to sexy stiletto, and the fact that, in recent years, a far greater range of styles has become acceptable in the U.S. workplace. The liberalization of footwear norms coincided with an era of greed and seemingly endless conspicuous consumption where $150 sneakers and $500 pumps were easily consumed with ever-expanding consumer credit.
However, with a new economic reality comes a paradigm shift in the consumer mindset. For some consumers, charge now and pay later has been replaced with pay now or don’t buy at all. Instead of feeling good about expensive or ostentatious brands as they have in the past, many consumers will increasingly feel good about getting the best value, making the smartest choice, or not spending at all in 2009. The surge in frugality has brought back a variety of money-saving behaviors from days of yore, such as layaway and home cooked meals. Even cobblers are all making a comeback.
Though the market for footwear in the U.S. grew at an annual rate of six percent between 2004 and 2008, growth in 2008 was much more subdued at less than two percent. For the footwear industry, an ongoing consumer paradigm shift in attitudes towards more frugality and less conspicuous consumption means high-flying fashion brands may suffer at the expense of less expensive alternatives. But can the major marketers and retailers adapt?
The U.S. Market for Footwear examines these questions and many others by looking at the current market, trends, major brands, and consumer preferences. The report presents concise, thought provoking analysis of various aspects of the eyewear industry and provides a forecast for the market through 2013.
About the Author
Cogitamus Consulting is a branding and market research boutique in NYC that's all about hard work, imagination and common sense. Working with our clients, we custom tailor solutions and provide creative, thought-provoking analysis that address the most pertinent questions facing marketers, through general business consulting, white papers, and branded product concept and strategy development.
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China leather shoes manufacturing industry, 2010
China leather shoes manufacturing Industry, 2010 is valuable for anyone who wants to invest in the leather shoes manufacturing industry, to get Chinese investments; to import into China or export from China, to build factories and take advantage of lower costs in China, to partner with one of the key Chinese corporations, to get market shares as China is boosting its domestic needs; to forecast the future of the world economy as China is leading the way; or to compete in the segment. The report provides in-depth analysis and detailed insight into the leather shoes manufacturing industry, market drivers, key enterprises and their strategies, as well as technologies and investment status, risks and trends.
Data sources: Governmental statistics organizations, market research (monitoring) centers, industry associations and institutions, import and export statistics organizations, and others.
This report is divided into 9 parts 19 chapters as follow:
Part 1 Industry Overview
1 Industry definition and development overview
2 Industry macroscopic environment and its influence analysis
3 Industry international market analysis
4 Industry domestic market analysis
Part 2 Basic indices
5 Analysis of the industry’s scale and condition: 2005-2009
6 Status analysis of gross assets analysis: 2005-2009
Part 3 Economic operation
7 Analysis of gross industrial output: 2005-2009
8 Industry sales income analysis: 2005-2009
9 Industry gross profit analysis
10 Industry import/export analysis in 2009
Part 4 Competition landscape
11 Industry competition landscape analysis
12 Industry key enterprises' competitive power comparison (top 20)
Part 5 Key enterprises
13 Comparative analysis of the economic indicators of the industry’s key enterprises
Part 6 Business strategy
14. Development bottlenecks and coping strategies in Industry
15 Enterprise development strategy analysis and recommendations in Industry
Part 7 Market investment
16 Comparison and analysis of investment activity coefficient and rate of return on investment in Industry
17 Industry investment environment and risks analysis
Part 8 Technology
18 Status and trends of the newest technology applications in Industry
Part 9 Developments and trends
19 Development trends and operation capacity forecast for 2010-2014
There more than 200 figures and tables.
Report format: PDF
Knowledge is power. If you want to invest in, import into/from, partner with, or compete against any of the companies in this field, then China leather shoes manufacturing Industry, 2010 is required reading.
Part 1 Industry Overview
1 Industry definition and development overview
1.1 Definition of the industry and its core products
1.2 Industry main characteristics and development history
2 Industry macroscopic environment and its influence analysis
2.1 Current macroeconomic developments and trends
2.2 Industry newest policy and related laws and rules
2.3 Upstream, downstream industry development status
3 Industry international market analysis
3.1 International market development status
3.2 Key countries and regions development levels
3.3 International market movement and development trend analysis
4 Industry domestic market analysis
4.1 Domestic market development status
4.2 Trends in the domestic market
4.3 Sub-industry development status (or main industry development status)
Part 2 Basic indices
5 Analysis of the industry’s scale and condition: 2005-2009
5.1 Number of enterprises in the industry: 2005-2009
5.2 Number of loss-making enterprises in the industry: 2005-2009
5.3 Total loss of the industry: 2005-2009
5.4 Number of personnel employed by the industry: 2005-2009
6 Status analysis of gross assets analysis: 2005-2009
6.1 Status and analysis of gross assets: 2005-2009
6.2 Status and analysis of fixed assets: 2005-2009
6.3 Gross floating asset analysis: 2005-2009
Part 3 Economic operation
7 Analysis of gross industrial output: 2005-2009
7.1 Industry gross output value: 2005-2009
7.2 Distribution of gross industrial output value by geographic area: 2009
7.3 Comparison of the top 20 enterprises (based on highest gross output value)
8 Industry sales income analysis: 2005-2009
8.1 Sales income analysis in 2005-2009
8.2 Regional distribution status of sales income in 2009
8.3 Comparison of the top 20 enterprises (based on highest gross sales revenue) in 2009
9 Industry gross profit analysis
9.1 Gross profit analysis: 2005-2009
9.2 Regional distribution status of gross profit in 2009
9.3 Comparison of the top 20 enterprises (based on highest gross profit) in 2009
10 Industry import/export analysis in 2009
10.1 Import/export monthly status in 2009
10.2 Distribution of import/export Customs and countries in 2009
10.3 Distribution of import/export product categories in 2009
Part 4 Competition landscape
11 Industry competition landscape analysis
11.1 Regional market competition landscape
11.2 Comparison of enterprise's market share (top 20)
12 Industry key enterprises' competitive power comparison (top 20)
12.1 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' total assets
12.2 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' employees
12.3 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' yearly revenue
12.4 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' export turnover value
12.5 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' total profit
12.6 Comparison analysis and recommendations on key enterprises' overall competitive power
Part 5 Key enterprises
13 Comparative analysis of the economic indicators of the industry’s key enterprises
13.1 Geographical distribution
13.2 Competition status analysis of company AAAAA
A Enterprise’ basic information
B Enterprise’ balance sheet analysis
C Enterprise’ business operation analysis
D Enterprise’ operating expense and cost analysis
E Enterprise’ industrial intermediate inputs and cash flow analysis
F Enterprise’ non-operating expenses analysis
......
13.21 Competition status analysis of company TTTTT
A Enterprise’ basic information
B Enterprise’ balance sheet analysis
C Enterprise’ business operation analysis
D Enterprise’ operating expense and cost analysis
E Enterprise’ industrial intermediate inputs and cash flow analysis
F Enterprise’ non-operating expenses analysis
Part 6 Business strategy
14. Development bottlenecks and coping strategies in Industry
14.1 Development bottlenecks
14.2 Coping strategies
15 Enterprise development strategy analysis and recommendations in Industry
15.1 Enterprise business strategy analysis and recommendations
15.2 Marketing strategy, analysis, and recommendations
Part 7 Market investment
16 Comparison and analysis of investment activity coefficient and rate of return on investment in Industry
16.1 Industry activity coefficient comparison and analysis
16.2 Comparison and analysis on industry rate of return on investment
17 Industry investment environment and risks analysis
17.1 Investment environment analysis
17.2 Investment risks analysis
17.3 Investment recommendations
Part 8 Technology
18 Status and trends of the newest technology applications in Industry
18.1 Status of the newest technology applications
18.2 Trends of the newest technology applications
Part 9 Developments and trends
19 Development trends and operation capacity forecast for 2010-2014
19.1 Development trends
19.2 Operation capacity forecast for 2010-2014
Data sources: Governmental statistics organizations, market research (monitoring) centers, industry associations and institutions, import and export statistics organizations, and others.
This report is divided into 9 parts 19 chapters as follow:
Part 1 Industry Overview
1 Industry definition and development overview
2 Industry macroscopic environment and its influence analysis
3 Industry international market analysis
4 Industry domestic market analysis
Part 2 Basic indices
5 Analysis of the industry’s scale and condition: 2005-2009
6 Status analysis of gross assets analysis: 2005-2009
Part 3 Economic operation
7 Analysis of gross industrial output: 2005-2009
8 Industry sales income analysis: 2005-2009
9 Industry gross profit analysis
10 Industry import/export analysis in 2009
Part 4 Competition landscape
11 Industry competition landscape analysis
12 Industry key enterprises' competitive power comparison (top 20)
Part 5 Key enterprises
13 Comparative analysis of the economic indicators of the industry’s key enterprises
Part 6 Business strategy
14. Development bottlenecks and coping strategies in Industry
15 Enterprise development strategy analysis and recommendations in Industry
Part 7 Market investment
16 Comparison and analysis of investment activity coefficient and rate of return on investment in Industry
17 Industry investment environment and risks analysis
Part 8 Technology
18 Status and trends of the newest technology applications in Industry
Part 9 Developments and trends
19 Development trends and operation capacity forecast for 2010-2014
There more than 200 figures and tables.
Report format: PDF
Knowledge is power. If you want to invest in, import into/from, partner with, or compete against any of the companies in this field, then China leather shoes manufacturing Industry, 2010 is required reading.
Part 1 Industry Overview
1 Industry definition and development overview
1.1 Definition of the industry and its core products
1.2 Industry main characteristics and development history
2 Industry macroscopic environment and its influence analysis
2.1 Current macroeconomic developments and trends
2.2 Industry newest policy and related laws and rules
2.3 Upstream, downstream industry development status
3 Industry international market analysis
3.1 International market development status
3.2 Key countries and regions development levels
3.3 International market movement and development trend analysis
4 Industry domestic market analysis
4.1 Domestic market development status
4.2 Trends in the domestic market
4.3 Sub-industry development status (or main industry development status)
Part 2 Basic indices
5 Analysis of the industry’s scale and condition: 2005-2009
5.1 Number of enterprises in the industry: 2005-2009
5.2 Number of loss-making enterprises in the industry: 2005-2009
5.3 Total loss of the industry: 2005-2009
5.4 Number of personnel employed by the industry: 2005-2009
6 Status analysis of gross assets analysis: 2005-2009
6.1 Status and analysis of gross assets: 2005-2009
6.2 Status and analysis of fixed assets: 2005-2009
6.3 Gross floating asset analysis: 2005-2009
Part 3 Economic operation
7 Analysis of gross industrial output: 2005-2009
7.1 Industry gross output value: 2005-2009
7.2 Distribution of gross industrial output value by geographic area: 2009
7.3 Comparison of the top 20 enterprises (based on highest gross output value)
8 Industry sales income analysis: 2005-2009
8.1 Sales income analysis in 2005-2009
8.2 Regional distribution status of sales income in 2009
8.3 Comparison of the top 20 enterprises (based on highest gross sales revenue) in 2009
9 Industry gross profit analysis
9.1 Gross profit analysis: 2005-2009
9.2 Regional distribution status of gross profit in 2009
9.3 Comparison of the top 20 enterprises (based on highest gross profit) in 2009
10 Industry import/export analysis in 2009
10.1 Import/export monthly status in 2009
10.2 Distribution of import/export Customs and countries in 2009
10.3 Distribution of import/export product categories in 2009
Part 4 Competition landscape
11 Industry competition landscape analysis
11.1 Regional market competition landscape
11.2 Comparison of enterprise's market share (top 20)
12 Industry key enterprises' competitive power comparison (top 20)
12.1 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' total assets
12.2 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' employees
12.3 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' yearly revenue
12.4 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' export turnover value
12.5 Comparison analysis of key enterprises' total profit
12.6 Comparison analysis and recommendations on key enterprises' overall competitive power
Part 5 Key enterprises
13 Comparative analysis of the economic indicators of the industry’s key enterprises
13.1 Geographical distribution
13.2 Competition status analysis of company AAAAA
A Enterprise’ basic information
B Enterprise’ balance sheet analysis
C Enterprise’ business operation analysis
D Enterprise’ operating expense and cost analysis
E Enterprise’ industrial intermediate inputs and cash flow analysis
F Enterprise’ non-operating expenses analysis
......
13.21 Competition status analysis of company TTTTT
A Enterprise’ basic information
B Enterprise’ balance sheet analysis
C Enterprise’ business operation analysis
D Enterprise’ operating expense and cost analysis
E Enterprise’ industrial intermediate inputs and cash flow analysis
F Enterprise’ non-operating expenses analysis
Part 6 Business strategy
14. Development bottlenecks and coping strategies in Industry
14.1 Development bottlenecks
14.2 Coping strategies
15 Enterprise development strategy analysis and recommendations in Industry
15.1 Enterprise business strategy analysis and recommendations
15.2 Marketing strategy, analysis, and recommendations
Part 7 Market investment
16 Comparison and analysis of investment activity coefficient and rate of return on investment in Industry
16.1 Industry activity coefficient comparison and analysis
16.2 Comparison and analysis on industry rate of return on investment
17 Industry investment environment and risks analysis
17.1 Investment environment analysis
17.2 Investment risks analysis
17.3 Investment recommendations
Part 8 Technology
18 Status and trends of the newest technology applications in Industry
18.1 Status of the newest technology applications
18.2 Trends of the newest technology applications
Part 9 Developments and trends
19 Development trends and operation capacity forecast for 2010-2014
19.1 Development trends
19.2 Operation capacity forecast for 2010-2014
Platform Shoes Buying Guide
Platform shoes generally have enormous heels, so be sure that you keep some pointers in mind before buying them. The first thing to consider is your own height. Platforms are bad for you if you are already a bit taller than the average woman. They add to bulk to your feet. If you are slightly on the shorter side, only then go for them.
Another factor to remember while buying these shoes is the dress/dresses you want to match them with. Do a quick survey and decide how many clothes you have that will go with platforms. They do not go with everything, so you need to be careful. Platforms were huge in the 70’s when people wore them with bell bottomed pant or jeans.
Today, flares go better with them as bell bottoms are completely out of fashion. The jeans should be well-fitted but the skinny variety. Teaming them with skirts and short dresses is complete fashion no no. you can try longer dresses that have a touch of summer in them. They will make you look boho-chic. As far as colors are concerned, pick something understated like black or brown. The style of the shoe itself is rather eye catching. Buying a bright color may make you look comical
Platforms are great for clubbing as they afford you more balance while dancing or if you get a wee bit high. In such situations, stilettos may look glamorous but will hurt your feet after a while and you will not be able to go if you plan you spend all night dancing.
There isn’t just one kind of platform available. Check out your options:
1) Wedged heels
2) stacked heels
3) Espadrilles
4) Pumps
Both wedges and stacked heels will be good if you are going to dress up for a special evening. Espadrilles are more fun and retro. They can go with pants and jeans. Pumps are little more formal. You can team these up with formal pants and shirts.
The next thing to consider is your budget. Big brands all over the world offer various kinds of platforms. Since the heels are big, there is much pressure on them. They tend to get worn out early. A good brand will last you longer.
Platforms don’t come in just one height. Try out different heights before you zero in on the one you want. Walk around and see what height suits you best. The best is to pick something between 2 and 4 inches. These are the most comfortable. Also, check for cushioning. Just because its fashionable doesn’t mean it has to be painful. Don’t pick a huge height just because it looks good, you might end up having a bad fall.
Lastly, these shoes are a big trend right now, and convey a sense of fun. But if that is not your style, do not mindlessly opt for them just to fit in. you might ultimately feel very conscious.
Latex Boots Buying Guide
Latex boots are all the range right now. But before you invest any money in this trend, it would be good to pay some attention to pointers in purchasing and maintaining these shoes.
Latex is man made material and does not occur in nature as others like leather do. If you are environmental conscious, these are perfect. Making latex does not involve any animal skin or even testing.
Latex comes from natural rubber. And so it follows that they are very comfortable to wear in any season and can be maintained easily. Another advantage of them being man made is that since the material is so flexible, they can be tailored according individual needs.
Within the vast range of latex boots, there are different kinds.
1) Thigh high boots: these are very popular right now. An alternative to leather boots, these are far cheaper and available in different colors. Also, they come in both heels and flats. Heels add more glamour to them. Or you could opt for flats for walking, and still look cool. Anyone aiming for a sexy look should go for these. They can be teamed with pencil jeans, with the boots pulled over. They also work well with short skirts and dresses.
2) Ankle boots: these extend just over the ankles. If you want to make a statement of being no-nonsense, try these.
3) Knee High boots: they go lower than thigh boots but just as stylish. They are good with dresses. They can be worn all year round as opposed to thigh boots that are best for winters or rains. Also, these boots make legs appear longer, making them look thinner.
4) Over knee boots: these are really made for working. These can be slipped over street shoes. You can wear these when it is rainy and later take them off.
Whatever kind you choose, you can be sure that they will treat your skin well, and not cause any kind of allergies. Since the material is natural, it is gentle on the skin.
Latex boots are easily available in many stores. These shoes can be ordered online as well and custom made too. It’s a good idea to compare prices and designs before you make a purchase.
After you have made your purchase, caring for them is important too. You need to keep applying shoe cream regularly on them so that they do not crack. Rubber is prone to scuffing. If you do not want your boots to lose their shape, stuff newspapers in them when you are putting them away for while. This will keep their shape intact.
Stilettos High Heels Shoes Buying Guide
The biggest symbol of glamour and sexiness are the stilettos. They signify appeal. Its heels vary anything from four inches to eight. These are the most fashionable shoes ever made. They are worn by celebrities everywhere and are made famous by appearances on the red carpet of film functions. We will focus on what the factors are to be remembered while buying them.
Stilettos are considered a must-have by fashionistas. They are distinguished from platforms by their needle thin heels. Several top notch brands offer these shoes in compelling designs and colors. The best among them is Manolo Blahnik. Others are Jimmy Choo and Christian Louboutin. While these brands are extravagant in their pricing, other lesser known brands are also making stilettos to suit every budget.
Stilettos give the illusion of having longer and slimmer legs and smaller feet. They also help in making you look great deal taller than you actually are. While wearing these shoes, the posture and gait of a person is affected. The wearer tends to walk straighter. The calves keep getting flexed. Apart from this, the behind and bust become prominent. And so you can take it for granted, it adds a little something to the wearer’s personality. Don’t go for them if you are comfortable with that kind of attention.
The classic color is black. If you really want to make a statement, make it red. But this only for the ones who love attention and can handle them. They come with lovely adornments too, like a huge flower on the straps or studded stones. Heels come in different varieties too like plastic, metal, etc. boots also come with stilettos and look very classy
The trick to wearing these impossible heels is keeping track of the time. Don’t wear them for more than twelve hours at a stretch. Keep stretching your calves now and then. And the most important thing to remember is to be sure of the size before splurging. Try a couple of sizes and walk around before making your choice. Heels tend to push you feet forward, so select a size that is larger than the one you would usually buy. But not a size that is so big that it makes the shoes flop in front when you walk. Shoes with straps are a good idea here because they hold onto your feet and also support your ankle since the heel is so narrow.
Stilettos come with pointy toes as well as peep-toes. Pointy toes make your feet look large and stand out right from under your pants. Choose a pair that doesn’t point out too much. Also, these shoes tend to scuff soon, so keep applying shoe cream on them, if the material allows you to. If your feet are in good condition, then you can carry off peep-toes on bare feet. However, if they are not of if you want to look a bit formal, wear them with panty hose of the lightest shade possible.
While stilettos are a big fashion craze, they are also a bit dangerous. Be careful about walking in them, and practice well at home before you venture out.
Choosing the right pair of trainers for you
With such a large range of mens designer trainers on the market today, it can be hard deciding on which pair to buy. Fashions are always changing, with new styles coming into fashion all the time.
One of the most popular styles are the classic Adidas Stan Smith trainers. They have been around since 1985 and are a top seller thanks to their timeless designs and high quality. Designed as a tennis trainer originally, they are worn for both sports and fashion purposes and this versatility has helped them sell tens of millions of pairs all around the world. Adidas has always been one of the leading brands in the footwear market and the classic Stan Smith trainer is a great example of why they are such a popular brand.
Another brand of footwear that is currently extremely popular is Vans. They are extremely popular with skateboarders thanks to their think soles and rugged manufacture. As the skateboarding became more popular, so did Vans trainers, and they now produce over 60 varieties which you can order online.
With designer clothing and footwear as popular as ever, choosing the right mens designer trainers can be hard with such a range of styles, but doing your research online and shopping on an established website helps make the process much easier.
If you want a designer replica handbag JIMMYCHOO will probably have exactly what you want
The range of designer handbags available today for the average person is overwhelming, if you are looking for a replica handbag JIMMYCHOO may well have the style and look you have been searching for. Take a little while to browse through the collections and you will be surprised at the variety of styles in each collection, from everyday classics to unusual shapes and special bags for showcase events, there is a bag to suit you and your requirements.
When searching for a designer replica handbag JIMMYCHOO will come up as an excellent choice every time, take time to find a reputable supplier and you will not be disappointed.
The excellent service, materials and fixings will often be of the exact same quality as the original bags, the leather will be of a high grade and will last for years if you care for it in the same way as any other quality product. But at these fabulous prices you can find a replica handbag JIMMYCHOO and there is no need to keep such a fantastic accessory stored away in the cupboard, use it every day and make the most of owning a beautiful bag that looks exactly like the original. No one needs to know that when you decided upon a replica handbag JIMMYCHOO was the brand that you chose.
You can have a classic handbag with a few extraordinary touches that will make it stand out or you can have a contemporary design that all of your colleagues and friends will envy and be desperate to find out how you have been able to acquire such a wonderful item. If you need a designer replica handbag JIMMYCHOO will fit the bill every time.
When searching for a designer replica handbag JIMMYCHOO will come up as an excellent choice every time, take time to find a reputable supplier and you will not be disappointed.
The excellent service, materials and fixings will often be of the exact same quality as the original bags, the leather will be of a high grade and will last for years if you care for it in the same way as any other quality product. But at these fabulous prices you can find a replica handbag JIMMYCHOO and there is no need to keep such a fantastic accessory stored away in the cupboard, use it every day and make the most of owning a beautiful bag that looks exactly like the original. No one needs to know that when you decided upon a replica handbag JIMMYCHOO was the brand that you chose.
You can have a classic handbag with a few extraordinary touches that will make it stand out or you can have a contemporary design that all of your colleagues and friends will envy and be desperate to find out how you have been able to acquire such a wonderful item. If you need a designer replica handbag JIMMYCHOO will fit the bill every time.
Replica Rolex Submariner
Rolex watches are dressy pieces that adorn the hands of high ranking celebrities and moneyed individuals. Many prefer the Rolex because of its outstanding elegancies and tremendous beauties. Rolex pieces are first rated masterpieces that feature among the planets top 100 adored brands on planet earth.
This directly implies that Rolex is in the league of such famous brands like Coca- Cola and Microsoft. The Rolex Submariner is a definite classic from the Rolex Vault. This watch was launched in 1954 at the Basel world fair. So far the Submariner has bagged many prizes and accolades due to its ability to survive in the severe conditions of the Antarctica.
This watch resists water perfectly and it’s also a great piece for fashion. Submariner watches will match with any suit or attire. Elements contained in a submariner include perfect movements and supreme beauties. The prices of a submariner are in fact extreme. Fanatics of the submariner should however try the fantastically affordable replica Rolex Submariner.
This replica submariner has got all the essence of high fashion and high technology contained in the real Swiss submariners. It features a 27 jewel movement and some submariner replicas have a 31 jewel movement. Basically movements above 27 jewels guarantee supreme accuracies and precision in a watch and also a smooth movement. Rolex replica submariner is impressively packed with a mineral glass that is tougher than regular glass.
With these the watches durability is guaranteed. Durability is also boasted by a body made with tough materials. The body of this replica contains markings that will be found in the original. A Rolex logo precisely like that of Swiss submariner is part of these markings.
The replica Rolex Submariner is an ideal piece for high fashion partakers who desire to save money or presently do not have the excessive cash needed to get genuine submariner.
This directly implies that Rolex is in the league of such famous brands like Coca- Cola and Microsoft. The Rolex Submariner is a definite classic from the Rolex Vault. This watch was launched in 1954 at the Basel world fair. So far the Submariner has bagged many prizes and accolades due to its ability to survive in the severe conditions of the Antarctica.
This watch resists water perfectly and it’s also a great piece for fashion. Submariner watches will match with any suit or attire. Elements contained in a submariner include perfect movements and supreme beauties. The prices of a submariner are in fact extreme. Fanatics of the submariner should however try the fantastically affordable replica Rolex Submariner.
This replica submariner has got all the essence of high fashion and high technology contained in the real Swiss submariners. It features a 27 jewel movement and some submariner replicas have a 31 jewel movement. Basically movements above 27 jewels guarantee supreme accuracies and precision in a watch and also a smooth movement. Rolex replica submariner is impressively packed with a mineral glass that is tougher than regular glass.
With these the watches durability is guaranteed. Durability is also boasted by a body made with tough materials. The body of this replica contains markings that will be found in the original. A Rolex logo precisely like that of Swiss submariner is part of these markings.
The replica Rolex Submariner is an ideal piece for high fashion partakers who desire to save money or presently do not have the excessive cash needed to get genuine submariner.
Essential items for Spring 2010
The sun has finally peeked its head out of the clouds, meaning it’s time to get working on your spring wardrobe. Though the brighter months aren’t quite here just yet, you can still introduce some brighter, lighter key items. Simply layer up until the weather warms up. Make sure you never get caught in a closet crisis this season. Here are the key items every girl needs for spring 2010:
1. Accessories are a great way to quickly and cheaply update your look, and are great for those on a budget. It’s time to put your winter woolies away and invest in a lightweight bright print scarf. This will freshen up your look and will work with casual jeans, skirts, and dresses.
2. Keep out the chilly weather with a cosy cashmere sweater. Easter egg shades are cute for spring, so invest in pale yellows, pinks, lilacs and minty green hues. You’ll be as pretty as a picture.
3. Floaty tea dresses make you feel fabulously girly, as long as they are flirty, floral and feminine. Team with a cardigan and cute ballet pumps for daytime and a sexy kitten heel for evening.
4. Ballet pumps are sleek, sophisticated and don’t scream trying-too-hard. They can also be worn with almost anything in your wardrobe. Comfy and fashionable, hooray!
5. Though we recognise the shopping trip in the pursuit of the perfect pair of skinny jeans can be a bit of a nightmare, it’s most definitely worthwhile. The perfect pair of skinnies can instantly make your legs look longer and slimmer, your tummy look flatter and your hips slimmer.
6. The stripey Breton top is a fashion must have. This top was pioneered by the queen of fashion herself, Miss Coco Chanel, and was inspired by the French sailors she used to see. It has since become a bit of a cult item and has definitely earned its fashion stripes. Fans of the Breton top span many decades and include the likes of Brigitte Bardot, Edie Sedgwick, Jane Birkin, Debbie Harry, Patti Smith and more recently Kirstin Dunst, Kate Moss, Kylie Minogue and Alexa Chung.
Dreamboats and Petticoats
As the hit musical ‘Dreamboats and Petticoats’ hits the West End London, critics have gone wild for 50’s and 60’s fashion. It was a time of innocence and fun, which was both reflected in the fashion and the music of the swinging decade.
Its fashion even your granny will adore, and will snare you an armful of admirers, all willing to take you to the local American diner for a shake.
It’s girly, flirty, fun and feminine all at the same time. Begin by choosing a flattering halter neck top with a sweetheart neckline. If you’re feeling sexy you could shimmy your way into a skin tight pencil skirt, and finish with a waist belt to create a full hour glass figure.
For a more casual look, denim pedal pushers and a cropped sleeveless shirt teamed with flirty high heel pumps makes a great look. Accessorise with a chic neck tie and shades.
If you’re off to the hop or twisting the night away you can’t go wrong with a full petticoat and an all in one swishy dress. Polka dots are a great choice of print and bows, cute ankle socks and pearls help to complete your retro look.
Set your rollers to work, as no self respecting 60’s girl would set foot outside her door with flat lifeless hair. Backcomb your locks for extra bounce and finish with a slick of red lipstick.
it’s time to brighten up your winter wardrobe
The beginning of the new season means it’s time to brighten up your winter wardrobe. Cast the downbeat, dull shades of black, brown and navy-blue you’ve been hiding in during the dark, winter months to the back of your closet and let a more playful palette move in. Inject some colour this spring with a range of yummy candy coloured shades. This spring is all about fun. It’s fresh, innocent and girlie with a grown up twist.
Look good enough to eat by wearing a range of strawberry pinks, lemonade yellows, playful coral and peach hues, minty greens and tangerine tones. Coloured denim is a hot look for spring, but may seem a little daunting to wear, especially if the last time you wore it you were playing in a sandpit! The key is to tone it down with clean, fresh whites and bring in bright funky accessories to complement your new capsule wardrobe.
If you’re colour shy, you can still indulge in a little colour therapy by choosing bright candy cane shades of accessories. Candy coloured watches have made an appearance on the catwalk and are everywhere on the high street, pick a rainbow hue to add a sugary sweet touch to any outfit. A complimentary pair of shoes completes your look, and can instantly refresh and update your favourite pair of denims. Add a pop of colour with a fresh and funky bright ballet flat, or if you prefer a bit of height a bright patent pair of heels. A matching clutch and an on trend, light coloured blazer complete your sugary sweet spring look.
McQueen puts his stamp on the fashion scene
British fashion designer, Alexander McQueen was found dead in his plush London apartment on 11th February 2010, just 9 days after his mother’s death. Renowned for his crazy sculptural fashion creations, particularly his stunning accessories, McQueen was the rebel of the fashion scene. His wild imagination envisaged fantasy, and brought it alive through his creative designs.
McQueen boasted celebrity clients such as Beyonce, Lady Gaga and Kate Moss to name just a few, but he was known to shun the limelight and had a certain disregard for the celebrity circuit. Along with his celebrity clients, he had an abundance of fans across the globe, all of whom agree that Alexanda McQueen changed the face of fashion forever.
Mcqueen’s most recent design was worn by Lady Gaga in her video ‘Bad Romance’. A visual spectacle, she wore a stunning shoe boot that was dubbed both the ‘Armadillo’ shoe and the ‘Lobster Claw’ by the press. These chunky, platform shoe boots have since set the world of fashion alight. They have now been produced in a multitude of flamboyant designs.
Since their debut on the feet of Gaga, these chunky heels have paraded up and down catwalks all over the world. They have been sighted in a variety of exquisite and luxurious prints and colours. Spectators were able to feast their eyes on a particularly striking, rich green snakeskin design as well as a pair that resembled a plume of beautiful peacock’s feathers.
Vibrant emerald blue tones have been favoured by fans as the most visually appealing pair and were picked out amongst a sea of metallic hues. The single pair that drew the most publicity was the pair in a delicate nude shade that was smattered in a stunning abundance of kaleidoscopic jewels and 3D appliqué. It was a sad day for fashion and Sexy shoes pays tribute to Alexander McQueen, a modern day fashion genius.
When I grow up I want to be…….a ballet dancer!
Every little girl dreams of being a ballerina, their first pointe shoes and more importantly of walking and dancing elegantly en-pointe. Sadly however, many don’t quite make it to these dizzy new heights and lose interest once they actually try and cram their foot into these shoes. Stuffed with cotton wool and fastened for dear life, the art of moving around en-pointe is a lot harder than it looks and, if not done properly can make you look incredibly clumsy rather than elegant and beautiful.
Many girls give up on their ballerina dreams out of sheer frustration, and hang up their pointe shoes. The inevitable result is regretful hindsight and a longing to be given that chance again.
The bitterness, frustration and disappointment of not being able to walk in them has been long forgotten. Until now, pointe shoes symbolised innocent aspiration. Now, the pointe shoe has grown up and gone all kinky on us.
Sculptural shoes have made their appearance on the catwalk in music videos and have recently been featured in various fashion magazines. They take ‘skyscraper heels’ to a whole new level and literally have you tottering around like a ballerina en-pointe due to their extremely high, eye wateringly thin, stiletto heel. The heel makes you put almost all of your weight onto your toes and so allow you to finally live out your ballerina dreams.
Originally designed for bedroom play, they quickly became a fetish object. In particular, they were usually worn during sessions of bondage and submission. By stepping into these heels you aren’t able to move very fast, and may even fall over and have to crawl on all fours! Or perhaps, the pain brings out the masochist in your partner.
For all you fashionistas out there, ballerina fetish heels are making their way to a high street near you, and are set to be a hot look for summer 2010. So girls, it’s time to whip your pointe shoes out and get practicing. You have been warned.
Interview with Annette Betté Kellow
We caught up with the fabulous Annette Betté Kellow, a vintage cabaret performer come dancer who has recently become a model a la vintage. We wanted to find out just where her passion for old school glamour emanated from, as well as her love for shoes and the world of burlesque...
So Annette, how did you get into the world of vintage cabaret?
I started studying burlesque after I finished drama school. It seemed like a natural path to take as I have always had a great admiration for vintage dance and a passion for old Hollywood costumes. I particularly admire Moro Landis and MGM movie attire.
Do you choose your own stage outfits?
I have a collection of old costumes that I got from a source in America. They had been featured on all the old movies and musicals from the 40’s to early 60’s and the costumes are truly a work of art! - They’re simply stunning and I feel so lucky to own them.
Who would you say inspires your style, both on and off stage?
Glamour and the golden era! I think people like Rita Hayworth, Audrey Hepburn and Dior are fabulous. And I believe cities like Paris and New York epitomize femininity, elegance and style.
Do you have any secret fashion tips?
For ‘cheap chic' Marks and Spencer’s do a great selection of fitted pencil dresses. This is what I would class as the foundation to much of my style because they always look good and you can wear them during the day and out at night.
Also, it’s very important to accessorise your look; although it’s so easy to forget amongst the busy rush of day-to-day life. To adorn a great pair of earrings and bright lipstick is simple enough, but it can transform your look instantly!
My make up essential has to be…red lipstick! Anyone can wear it; you just have to find the right shade for you.
Last but not least, a girl can never have too many pairs of shoes, so how many do you own?
At one point I did own 50 plus, but now I’ve got it down to about 38 pairs. The majority of my shoes are 50s style heels with a peep toe, but I do have a couple of spangley sky scrapers as they’re great for parties!