Archives 8/14 – 8/20 2005-2008
Posted by Kathleen Fasanella on Aug 21, 2009 at 2:14 pm / Admin / Trackback
Interestingly, MAGIC and related shows have jumped on the twitter bandwagon just in time for the event. They say they’ll be tweeting updates, line launches, trend forecasts and celeb spotting through out the duration of the show. If you’re going, it could be helpful, if not, it could still be interesting. They mention there will be twitter branded kiosks here and there if you can’t connect with a smart phone. Here’s the twitter connections for WWDMAGIC, Project, Pool, Mens, Slate, Street and Sourcing. Of them all, only Sourcing and Pool have been tweeting so far. Pool doesn’t surprise me but Sourcing does. They must have a really good intern. I wish someone had thought to include the event hashtag (#Magic?) in the press release. Lastly, if you’re so inclined, follow me too.
As ever, there’s more in the archives if you find yourself with a lot of time on your hands. Have a great week end.
August 14 through August 20, 2005
Interfacing: 10 tips
What is a line sheet?
Shopping industrial machines
Sourcing apparel industry sites
Tools and Supplies
August 14 through August 20, 2006
Trunk show at Bendel’s
How to get publicity pt.2
Question on freelance design
Freight and warehouse chargebacks
Analyzing business plans pt.3
Rain rain go away
August 14 through August 20, 2007
Poll of the day: True Bias
Recalled Chinese products
Poll of the day: True Bias 2
Sizing for the Eco market
The birth of size 10?
News from you 8/17/2007
My first trade show: Marguerite Swope
Slow Fashion
August 14 through August 20, 2008
Pop Quiz #477
News from you 8/15/2008
Pop Quiz #477: Why the shirt fits badly
Pop Quiz 477: Plus size grading
How to work with a fashion illustrator
One Response to “Archives 8/14 – 8/20 2005-2008”
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August 25th, 2009
12:25 PM
I’m flying to Vegas on Monday and would like to walk the wwdmagic show on Tuesday. Do any readers of this blog need a good salesperson/hard worker for Tuesday? I can take a morning or afternoon shift in exchange for entry. Registering to walk the show is a cool $250 until Thursday, and goes up to $500 on Friday. I’m trying to avoid that cost.