which are the top ten foreign cities with their country with famous fashion designing market?
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The top four cities are:\nParis, France\nNew York, New York, United States\nLondon, England, United Kingdom\nMilan, Italy\n\nOther important fashion cities include:\nLos Angeles, California, United States\nSan Francisco, California, United States\nMiami, Florida, United States\nMadrid, Spain\nTokyo, Japan\nSt. Tropez, France\nRio de Janeiro, Brazil\nLisbon, Portugal\netc...
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of course... look at the clothing tags on the things in your closet!  and check out those nikes... a lot of the things you own are made in Malaysia
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Germany, Italy, France, USA
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Fashion Institute of Technology, NYC
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Dubai is really very beautyfull You find every thing from cheep Chines good to Swiss and Branded Goods ,Gold and Diomand Jewellery.Food.Rest you should go there and let me know what you like good luck.
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Here is a link to 28,000 jobs in that field\nhttp://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=fashion&sid=googSRCH1&kw=fashion+jobs&gclid=CN3o4taonoUCFRFOHgodxCK5MA
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Dubai\n\n\nAs one of the world's fastest-growing regions, construction cranes are an omnipresent sight on the horizon, making that buzz all too literal. But word-of-mouth about the potential for doing business here is equally strong, helping to make the 10th edition of the International Jewellery Dubai (IJD) show, which started Monday and concludes on Friday, Dec. 10, double in size over last year's event.\n\nThe show includes 454 exhibitors this year, up from 225 exhibitors in 2003. A greater number of first-time international participants (including Diamond Trading Co.(DTC) sightholders from Belgium and the Far East, as well as 27 companies exhibiting in an Italian Trade Centre-sponsored Italian Pavilion) reflects the region's growing importance to the international jewelry community.\n\n"As the figures indicate, IJD has grown tremendously in stature, and while it is already the most significant show of its kind in the region, it is now set to take its place among the premier shows serving the jewelry trade on the world stage," says Christina Nicholson, general manager of exhibitions and conventions for the Dubai World Trade Centre, the organizers of the show. \n\n"With Dubai playing an increasingly important part in the worldwide gold and jewelry trade, thanks to its strategic position and strong trade ties with the region, an exhibition like International Jewellery Dubai has tremendous scope for growth," Nicholson says.\n\nThe show's expansion comes as no surprise in this city, where the most common remark focuses on the shocking degree of change that's transformed Dubai from a desert outpost into a bustling capital of commerce. It is considered the hub of the Gulf region, now the third largest diamond market in the world, after the United States and Japan, according to DTC figures.
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1 SEOUL South Korea 10,231,000 \n2 SÃ£o Paulo Brazil 10,009,000 \n3 Bombay India 9,925,000 \n4 JAKARTA Indonesia 9,373,000 \n5 Karachi Pakistan 9,339,000 \n6 MOSKVA (Moscow) Russia 8,297,000 \n7 Istanbul Turkey 8,260,000 \n8 MEXICO (Mexico City) Mexico 8,235,000 \n9 Shanghai China 8,214,000 \n10 TOKYO Japan 8,130,000 \n By population theses are the top ten cities. Australia is the smallest continent.
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Voted as one of the most livable cities in the world, Melbourne is ideal for study abroad students. Relatively small (population b/w 3 to 4 million), the city is spread extensively due to the many suburbs. The city centre is almost 20 blocks or so, with the Yarra river flowing at the south. \nMany good-looking girls, infact some of the most beautiful girls in the world come from Australia. After all, the last Miss Universe was Australian.\nMelbourne is a very laid-back city, with a huge international population. It's extremely multi-cultural and this diversity makes for a great living.\nThe seasons for Melbourne are as follows:\nSpring - September to November\nSummer - December to February\nAutumn - March to May\nWinter - June to August\nThis is not the definitive assesment, global warming has changed things around. Melbourne remains relatively cooler compared to Sydney and Brisbane. You should be able to get a few good weeks to enjoy the beach, after which things will be cooler. Try the Gold Coast in Queensland for more beach fun.
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You should consider participation or visiting a fashion related trade fair.\nwww.eventseye.com
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01) United States of America \n02) Japan\n03) Germany\n04) United Kingdom\n05) France\n06) Italy\n07) China\n08) Spain\n09) Canada\n10) India\n11) Korea\n12) Mexico\n13) Australia\n14) Brasil\n15) Russian Federation\n16) Netherlands\n17) Switzerland\n18) Belgium\n19) Sweden\n20) Turkey
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Seoul, South Korea with a population of approximately 10,231,000 people.\n\nThe top-ten are:\n1.  Seoul, South Korea - 10,231,000\n2.  São Paulo, Brazil - 10,009,000\n3.  Bombay, India - 9,925,000\n4.  Jakarta, Indonesia - 9,373,000\n5.  Karachi, Pakistan - 9,339,000\n6.  Moscow, Russia - 8,297,000\n7.  Istanbul, Turkey - 8,260,000\n8.  Mexico City, Mexico - 8,235,000\n9.  Shanghai, China - 8,214,000\n10. Tokyo, Japan - 8,130,000
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zara, hannes and mauritz, mango, max, benetton, promode, womans secret, c and a, pretty much the same as in every big cities in europe, and many other high class brands are represented\ngreat pleace by the way, and loads of pretty girls
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Predicting fashion is a tough cookie, some tips:\n\nI normally don`t find those magazines you mention very "in front" the are leading edge NOT bleeding edge (in my humble opinion as a fashion designer you need to look more to \n\n- look more to magazines of art and design like:\n\nPublications from Studio Li Edelkoort (trend forecasting)\nBloom (from Studio Li E.)\nWallpaper\nID\nJalouse\n\n- and to see tendencies of other designers worldwide\nCollezione Dona\nCollections (Japanese)
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Hmmmm.........well i have several places;\n\nIn USA, California - Los Angeles Orange County\n\nSouth Coast Plaza- i love this place\nFashion Island- i love this place bcs the cheese cake factory is here too..\n\nIn Singapore; Takashimaya Orchard road or Centre Point also in Orchard road\n\nIn Indonesia, Jakarta: Senayan City (Beautiful mall), Plaza Indonesia and Senayan Plaza\n\nIn Australia, Perth; Morley Mall or Karrinyup Plaza\n\nMy favorite shops where i often visit are;\n1. Zegna-for suits, tie\n2. Giorgio Armani- everyday wear\n3. Hugo Boss- everyday wear\n4. Cesar Pacciotti for shoes\n5. Cartier- Leather goods or shades\n6. Mont Blanc- for pen and casual watches\n7. Gucci- shoes and sometimes jackets\n8. Oakley- i love oakley slippers, shades and most of all tshirts
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belgium - brussels\nfrance - paris\nitaly - rome\nluxembourg - luxembourg\nnetherlands - amsterdam\ngermany - berlin\ndenmark - copenhagen\nireland - dublin\nuk - london\ngreece - athens\nportugal - lisbon\nspain - madrid\naustria - vienna\nfinland - helsinki\nsweden - stockholm\nczech republic - prague\nestonia - tallinn\nhungary - budapest\nlatvia - riga\nlithuania - vilnius\nmalta - valletta\npoland - warsaw\nslovakia - bratislava\nslovenia - ljubljana
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It's an open city so you'll find lots of foreigners there.  Compared to other arab countries, the women there are allowed to wear pretty much whatever they like.