Fashion in Dubai

Fashion is large term it includes another world inside it. With the introduction of fast technique of communication like internet. Arabian males and ladies are fashion enthusiast. This is often recognized by knowing the truth that every year fashion shows are locked in major metropolitan areas of Arab like Karachi Week, Arab fashion week, Lahore Fashion Week, Islamabad Fashion Week and Sunsilk Fashion Week. Arabian designers is one the planet gifted designers of these personas are Amir Bilal, Asim Jofa, Deepak Perwani, Sana Safinaz, Fiza Signature, HSY, Maria B, SobiaNazir and Nomi Ansari. Arab has so for created many famous models like Aamir, Abdullah Ejaz, Aijaaz Aslam, Ali Zafar, Amina Shafaat, Amina Sheikh and much more.Photography is indispensible to fashion and a few of the popular photography enthusiasts are Ahmed Jalbani, Amean J, Arsalan K, Ather Shehzad along with a lengthy listing of other. Stylist, which gave the Arabian fashion a distinction are Kirran Suhail, Mona J Salon, Nabila, Change, Obaira Ghafur and so forth.Many trends are thriving in Arab culture. Some kids are inspired by western trends another are fan of traditional values and trend. In a nutshell, you will see a culture add Arab. This Year, a tournament occured in the Pearson Convention Center in Toronto, Canada, for giving the title of Miss Arab to the contestant. Regarding, the field of fashion a number of other occasions will also be held videos can be found around as Sunsilk fashion show, PFDC sunslik shows, PSA show and lots of other.“The X-Pro1 was a huge hit at the CES 2012 earlier this year bagging several awards. It is now our flagship model and we wish to create a strong campaign to showcase its innovative technology and vast capabilities to customers,” said Keitaro So, General Manager, Fujifilm Electronics Imaging Division, MENA.” Fujifilm has partnered with AUD, a highly reputed university here in Dubai and we have been presented excellent work from the students enrolled in the advertising course. It was extremely interesting to get the perspective of these creative students and in turn it has given them hands-on experience working with a multinational brand.” The winners were selected by the Fujifilm team along with the AUD faculty. The team which exhibited the best overall campaign was to be awarded the Fujifilm XP20 shockproof camera and have their campaign integrated with the national scale marketing campaign.Dr. Sara Kamal, Assistant Professor of Marketing Communications said, “I am a big advocate of co-operative education projects which bridge the gap between theory and practice.

 The students and I are excited to be entrusted with such an interesting initiative which showcases the students’ talents and approach to communications problem solving. This collaboration allowed students to apply their knowledge in MCOM and creative strategy towards an exciting product. I am delighted that the team at Fujifilm enjoyed the new perspective and ideas brought forth by our student teams.”With Dubai now firmly entrenched in the mindscape of the swish set, its fashion scene has become more mature and cosmopolitan .Unlike the fashion industry in London and Paris; Dubai’s fashion industry does not have a distinct identity of its own. In Paris, you will witness the finest couture collections while in London you get to see open -minded creativity at its best visible in its funky street wear. These distinct identities   lend a clear purpose and focus to the fashion weeks conducted in these places. However, in Dubai, the fashion   scene is radically different as it caters to buyers from a cross section of cultures with vastly different tastes and preferences.

According to research from IIR Middle East, the UAE wedding industry is booming, as couples put together bigger guest lists and spend more on making their big day one to remember, especially by splashing out on wedding dresses and jewelers. A survey of visitors to The Bride Show Dubai, the hugely successful event held at the end of April, showed that, despite the soaring cost of living and inflation, more than a third (34 per cent) would spend between AED100,000 and AED250,000 on their big day, up from 26 per cent in 2007.As many as 24 per cent will spend between AED250,000 and AED500,000, compared with only 11 per cent last year. And perhaps most startling, 19 per cent of visitors questioned will spend more than half a million dirhams on their nuptuals, compared with 9 per cent in 2007.Weddings in the UAE are traditionally lavish, opulent events, spanning many days, and the trend is to invite even more relatives and friends. Forty three per cent of The Bride Show visitors surveyed will invite 500 to 750 guests, compared with 19 per cent last year, while 20 per cent will invite more than 750 guests.Putting the figures into perspective, the average cost of a wedding in the USA stands at AED100,613 (US$27,490), with 167 guests invited . An American couple is likely to spend around AED3,718 on wedding rings, while 43 per cent of couples in the UAE will fork out between AED20,000 to AED50,000 on jewellery, and 21 per cent will spend more than AED100,000.Dubai is a well known emirate in the United Arab Emirates. It has over 1, 3 million residents but most of these people are expatriates. It is a second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates and it is a leader in the fields of finance and tourism. Being a famous touristic destination Dubai gets a visit from a large numbers of tourists every season.

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One of the most popular pass time of these tourist, especially the women, is shopping in Dubai. It is world famous for tax free shopping. Beside the gold and diamond jewelry there are a lot of merchandise which are tax free so we can get pretty good prices. The good prices and the high frequency of people Dubai evolved to be the fashion center of the Middle East. Dubai fashion is very important both to the tourist and retail shops too. Every major fashion brand has a representative retail shop in Dubai. These shops can be found throughout the city but most of them can be located in the shopping malls. If you are looking for sexy lingerie and underwear, you can buy them in Dubai too. Beauty is cry during the day especially women tend to be more passionate in this way. Ideas can offer you simple to use and economical beauty advice. These pointers are by means of home Health spa, which is freed from investing your hard-gained money. We’re here also showing style strategies for you, look trendier, use and selection of cosmetics, eye care, nails decoration, skin and hair care. One cannot overlook wedding styles and sweetness tips like Mehndi designs.Existence Style may be the way which endures and stylist tidy individuals are loved everywhere. For wise out look, you need to acquire our guidance of fitness and well-being. Aside from bodily style and fitness, we ought to also take proper care of our surroundings like home dcor. Oh! Lest we ought to ignore food, meals are indispensible for physical fitness. Baby women or choosing, booth ought to be spoiled alike but nonetheless we want proper guidance. Here i am with raising a child tips.2009 the grand finale of the Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) was conducted at the Madinat Jumeirah Arena Ballroom under the patronage of Her Highness Sheikha Hind Bin Maktoum Bin Juma Al Maktoum – wife of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice-President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai. The central   theme of the show was   decidedly African with composer Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s voice playing in the background as models sashayed down the ramp to the beat of   pulsating African music. The star attraction of the show was the collection showcased by    high -end   multi-brand retailer Etoile La Boutique which captivated the audience with its exciting range of trendsetting creations. If you missed the action last time around, don’t despair, the event will be back next year with more fun and excitement in store. Call your travel agent to  book an exciting  holiday  deal to Dubai  for  your  next holiday which should coincide with the DFW or else you will miss out on the fun again. Commenting upon the current fashion scenario in Dubai most designers felt that a lot more could be done to promote local design studios and the event should get more   comprehensive coverage in the international press. In retrospect, it seems surprising as to how Dubai’s famed PR machinery did not get   its act   together in DFW 2009 to get the event the visibility it deserved. Hopefully, they will do a better job at the Dubai Fashion Week 2010.

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The Bride Show Dubai survey also showed that almost a third (29 per cent) of brides-to-be will pay between AED20,000-AED30,000 for their wedding dress, up from 21 per cent last year. As many as 20 per cent will splash out between AED30,000-50,000, and 17 per cent will pay more than AED50,000, against just 8 per cent in 2007.The largest bridal exhibition in the region experienced its most successful year yet, welcoming more than 30,000 visitors. Visitors flocked to take in the weird and wonderful – fake nails made from gold and platinum, glittered with diamonds – sitting alongside the more traditional and elegant such as the fashion creations from Elie Saab, Ungaro and Valentino flown in from Europe."Our exhibitors reported strong sales from Dubai, and its sister show in Abu Dhabi in February," said Daphne Cota, Exhibition Manager for The Bride Show. "This research is incredibly welcoming but surprising given the state of the global economy. It goes to show that once again, Dubai, and the UAE as a whole, is bucking the trend, emerging as a market leader in one of the most lucrative industries in the world."The four-day extravaganza in Dubai hosted the largest fashion event in the UAE, the only event of its kind open to the public, with more than 20 fashion shows from renowned design houses such as Manish Malhotra, Salma Khan and Rahmanian Haute Couture. Rapturous applause echoed around the Dubai International Exhibition Centre as the latest collections were sashayed down the catwalk for Amato, Tijan Trading and Swarovski Middle East.Exhibitors at The Bride Show Abu Dhabi and The Bride Show Dubai welcomed high footfall and strong sales as brides-to-be, friends and family splashed their cash on high end purchases such as diamonds, flowers and wellbeing spa packages. The clothes and other accessories can be found on the markets too. Here we can find cheaper prices but we can not be sure of the authenticity of the presented merchandise. Interesting thing is that on the markets haggle is more then welcomed so we can try to lower the prices of the goods.
Dubai is a leader of the Middle East region in more than one way. As for shopping it offers unmatched opportunities to the people who like to shop.

Of course the majority of shoppers are females but there are a lot of quality merchandise to men too. The city itself is a center for fashion and every designer who has a certain prestige must open a boutique or retail store in Dubai. In Dubai fashion we can separate two kinds of offer : the one is high class fashion for tourists and the second one is the traditional style clothes.The tourists who come to shop to the Emirates experience the presence of Dubai fashion mostly in the malls. The existence of malls really makes sense in Dubai because the streets are too hot during the day to walk around. In the malls everything is air conditioned and we can comfortably enjoy our shopping. But we must be careful to bring some extra clothes to the malls, because the temperatures can be really cold sometimes. Especially if we decide to watch a movie in one of the malls theaters we must be prepared for a much cooler weather. The competition began on 28th March 2012 with an introduction to Fujifilm and the X-Pro1 where students were inducted to the Fujifilm brand and the unique selling points of the camera.

 They also got to test out the camera around the university campus giving them the experience of actually using the X-Pro1 to understand it better. 

Students were then asked to create a detailed campaign to promote the camera involving mass media tools such as advertising, public relations and social media. They were allowed to select any or all of these tools for their overall campaign working within a fixed budget of AED 1,000,000. Additionally, a core component was the campaign slogan which had to resonate the key message. The competition concluded on 17th April 2012 at which point the winners were announced. The winning team consisted of Lama Abdelqade, Salma Hussein, Sarah Kammoun and Zaha Sadek who created an outstanding campaign focused on the interchangeable lenses of the X-Pro1. They were each awarded the Fujifilm XP20 as a prize and offered an internship at Fujifilm as recognition for their efforts. There were 25 dresses displayed from Akl Fakih’s clothing line which also included the debuting of the new men’s wear collection. Contrary to his modern finish, local designer, Fatima Al Kaabi went ethnic by displaying 22 flamboyant abayas from her most recent collection.