Nicholas Kirkwood Pop-Up Store Opened In Paris

Nicholas Kirkwood enhanced the business development of its namesake brand in the French capital.

The British shoe designer set up a Pop-up store for a year in Galeries Lafayette, Paris.

The area is 180 square feet.

The designer will be selling successful works in the short term, and the Nicholas Kirkwood is now called the "Arcs of Orbit".

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Christopher Suarez, the brand's chief executive, said that the development of the key city in Paris is a step in the company's global development strategy. The Pop-up store plan is conducive to the development of the key market connectivity between the company's business and customers.

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Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, based on the analysis of Islamic apparel and clothing design industry conducted by Thomson Reuters Group (Thomson Reuters), shows that there is a huge gap between Islamic dress and the whole world garment design industry due to the lack of Dubai's commercial brand that can meet the needs of Muslims, especially women.

The analysis regards Islamic dress and costume design as one of the "pillar industries" of the Islamic economy with "huge potential for development", and the Islamic economy provides opportunities for the development of this market.

Abdurrahmangula Lee, chairman of Dubai commerce and Industry Council (H.E. Abdul Rahman Al Ghurair), believes that there are 1 billion 600 million Muslims in the world, accounting for 23% of the world's total population, but the Islamic clothing market lacks the top commercial brands. The result is that ordinary people can't get interested in it, nor will they pay attention to the fashion trend in this field.

At present, this lack is filled by some world-renowned clothing brands, though these brands can not fully meet the needs of Islamic customer groups.

In the Islamic world, there is no household name brand. In 57 Islamic countries, some local clothing enterprises supply the market according to local cultural design and production of clothing.

In 2012, world clothing consumption totaled 2 trillion and 100 billion dollars, and Muslims worldwide spent 224 billion dollars on clothing purchases, accounting for 10.6% of global clothing consumption.

In 2018, the total consumption of clothing in the world is expected to reach 2 trillion and 900 billion dollars, and the Muslim community's spending in this regard is expected to reach 332 billion, accounting for 11.2% of the world's total consumption.

Like other markets, the Islamic Clothing and consumer market occupies an important share in the world clothing market.

In 2012, the world's major clothing consumption markets were: US $494 billion, China $221 billion, Japan $111 billion, Russia $106 billion and Germany's $101 billion.

In 2012, in Muslim dominated countries, Turkey accounted for the first place in the consumption of Islamic Clothing of $24 billion 900 million. Iran was 20 billion 500 million dollars, followed by Indonesia's 16 billion 800 million dollars, Egypt's 16 billion 200 million dollars, Saudi Arabia's 15 billion 300 million dollars, Pakistan 14 billion 400 million dollars, and UAE 10 billion 200 million dollars.

Besides, it is worth mentioning that in 2012, the clothing consumption of Muslims in Europe, the United States and Canada reached US $21 billion, so the total consumption of Islamic Clothing in western countries followed Turkey and ranked second in the Islamic world.

The analysis shows that in 2012, the trade surplus of the "Islamic Cooperation Organization" member countries reached 35 billion dollars ($59 billion in exports and $24 billion in imports).

In this area, the Gulf countries imported the largest amount. In 2012, they imported $11 billion 400 million worth of cloth, of which the United Arab Emirates imported 7 billion 200 million dollars and Saudi Arabia followed 3 billion dollars.

In terms of exports, South Asian countries exported the largest amount in the "Islamic Cooperation Organization" countries, reaching 25 billion 900 million US dollars in 2012, of which Bangladesh exports amounted to US $14 billion and Indonesia was US $7 billion 200 million.