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All we are somewhat obsessed with fashion. It makes us feel good … A rule of style is comfort. Fashion is not necessarily the same comfort; sometimes pain is equal and does not work for me. I shop with touch.

It is very easy to see why Ian consider so beautiful on the outside. Just look at those blue eyes and playful smile to your knees tremble. If that is not sufficient evidence, also recently was named by Entertainment Weekly as Sexy Beast, beating Robert Patterson, Summer Glad, and more for the title. His sexy and provocative smile given him legions of fans for his role as Damon in The Vampire Diaries and Boone, Lost, and by his own personality. Ian declares its own fashion style as “black and comfortable.” It looks much like his alter ego for us. Either way, it remains a wonderful actor.

Anyone who has been paying attention to Ian, he knows that his passions are around the world beautiful. He has been working on broadcasts on the efficient use of energy and not wastes it. Ian recently joined the “Washington Post” for a live conference on energy policy and has not stopped working to transform “The Vampire Diaries” on September 1 and ecologically green. Ian is also concerned about their fans. Vampire Diaries fans happily admit that they are obsessed with the show and that may be hard for any actor. Ian is delighted with it. Our fans are awesome. You get to experience the excitement to a decibel level that is unsurpassed. They are strong and amazing. I am the luckiest person I know. A man is as beautiful inside and out. I think their fans are the lucky ones

I have wanted to go to a fashion show on Tuesday and finally had the chance. I went to the presentation of the new collection of Alma Aguilar, within the Cables Madrid Fashion Week. One morning immersed in the fashion world, I left several impressions. The first was the simplicity of the garments of Alma Aguilar. The same is going with the preconceived idea that the clothes presented on runways often extravagant, and aims to attract attention. Nothing to see, very simple and wearable clothes.

Worth living a parade, if only once, see the environment before it begins, the journalists interviewing celebrities and, of course, the parade itself. When finished, the VIPs went to a private room where they drank vodka from a brand that was unknown to me (I have always thought that brands that do not know is why do not you can afford the) congratulated the designer for its successful parade.

Stayed mortals doomed to wander through the various stands mounted by magazines, makeup brands, etc. You can stroll among the beautiful people taking famosillos and magazines, maquillándote professionals, and leaving comb. Emphasize three things: the success of the Asus PC brand riding a space for loggers, it was securely in the pressroom (this from my inexperience and ignorance) and the ability to buy new designer clothes at prices reasonable.

However, like everything, this glamorous world has its dark side. There was nobody in the space of the Cables Madrid Fashion Week have not pondered and calculated to detail their attire, including myself. Everyone looked you up and down, judging. In addition, that affects a person immersed in this world: designers, models, journalists, and even visitors. Overwhelming. In addition, where was that control the body mass index of models? Very thin, with wire legs and an absence of curves. Finally the most outrageous.

The parade could go through invitations sent me a tailor working for two Spanish designers. Put aside the idea of an haute couture tailor, working for top designers, and collecting a hefty salary. I thought so far and reality. The salaries paid are very small. The tailor whom I met has to work evenings in an insurance company and do sewing for individuals to move ahead. In short, a glamorous world of smart people with a background that is rotten.

Well, this is absolutely barbaric event (for better or for worse, depending on the pocket of each), for all those fusionists that we are “zaraadictos.” Zara finally opened its online store today, through which we can buy any of their garments, bags, shoes and accessories with a single click and from home.

Besides being a wonderful event for those who throw from the Spanish brand for us with the basics of our wardrobe, is also an interesting event for those who also love the right. And say this for the consequences that brings the distance selling of their products.

I got up very potato this morning to check out this site and make my first purchase (for more information about the store and its items, visit tufashionista). Legally, these are my conclusions.

I have studied carefully the terms of use page, privacy policy and other duties of information according to Law 7 / 1996 of 15 January, the Retail Trade and Law 34/2002 of 11 July Services of the Information Society and Electronic Commerce, must pay the companies that offer their services and / or products on the Internet, as in this case

Zara met, as far as I have read, with the requirements of the law in this regard, such as: duty of company information (name data, CIF, address, registration, codes of conduct, etc), different procedures to be followed to conclude the contract, if the service provider to archive the electronic document formalizing the agreement and whether it will be accessible, information about cookies and files of activity, the technical means put at their disposal to identify and correcting errors in data entry, the language that may be filed with the contract, general conditions which, if any, should be subject to the contract, information about guarantees and after-sales service, product characteristics, and so comply with all relevant rules in a way admirable, in my opinion.

On Monday September 20, into textiles will give a presentation on successful business models in the production and distribution in the fashion market, dictated by Paolo Rossi (marketing expert, Italy) and Enrich Civet (Economist, Italy).

What happened in the European fashion market in the last ten years? The analysis of changes in the competitive landscape helps to understand the reasons why traditional business models have resulted in crisis and for what reasons, however, some new models have been successful. The increased competition on price, increased growth of fixed costs and increased business risk has changed the way companies compete in Europe.

Civet Enrich and Paolo Rossi, researchers and consultants in many fashion companies, discusses some solutions adopted to respond to these changes in either distribution or manufacturing organization. Some types of emerging distribution in Europe (Temporary Shop, outlet) and model creative / productive fashion fast adopted by companies in the high band will be discussed in detail.