Their new concept - aimed at reflecting the changed needs of the retail industry as fashion,Apple iPhone 4S Unlocked, footwear and accessories suppliers were pooled into thematic areas - predominantly attracted buyers from northern Europe, which accounted for 87 per cent of visitors. "We believe the large increase in Nordic buyers is a result of the merger and a new marketing strategy at Vision", CEO Peter Fenger Selchau explained.

CIFF has also been remodelled,New iPhone 5. It is predominantly a venue for domestic mainstream clothing brands. Kristian W. Andersen has taken the reins of the show last year to lead the event into the future with the introduction of fresh ideas. The change was instantly palpable at Bella Centre thanks to the show’s new visual appearance: after the re-launch it now features a modern logo, a clearly structured, neatly arranged concept and new segments.

Want to go green? Go shopping! But make sure you're shopping for vintage fashion - you'll look great and save the energy, raw materials and other resources used to make new clothes.

In the U.S., we throw out about 254 million tons of unwanted items every year. Of that, about 7% is clothing,Apple iPhone 5 Price, shoes and bedding. That's about 18 million tons per year. If just 1% of that were womens clothing, that would be, roughly, very roughly, about 40 outfits per woman, per year.

If you haven't checked out vintage clothing and accessories lately, you really should. There are some beautiful things out there. You can go hippie or goth, or pair some original circa 70s Italian pumps with a sleek 1920s brocade spaghetti-strapped cocktail dress that catches the eye. Vintage clothing can be hip, stylish and unique. Each one-of-a-kind outfit says 'you', and it often comes at a very good price. With all that cushy indulgence, you wouldn't think you were also doing the earth a good turn. But have you ever thought about how much clothing ends up in the landfill?

Some of those outfits are vintage clothing that others would be very happy to get their hands on. I, for example, have made some great finds. A crisp white linen suit that sold initially for $400 was mine for $50. Handmade Italian shoes in ice-cream colors of pistachio, raspberry and lemon for $25 - they're still my favorite. A full-length beaded black velvet opera coat - looks great with jeans, too - for a pittance of its value. And how about that fabulously flowing silk pantsuit that makes me feel like Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's? And that's just the beginninlike the "Omega / Omega Set and Nike Air Force 1 '07 2010.

Not until someone brought it to my attention did it ever occur to me that my beautiful opera coat would be left and forgotten in a landfill if it weren't in my closet. But now that I've had my eyes opened, I can look forward to my vintage clothing shopping sprees with even more enthusiasm - and less guilt.

The new show 'Vision' took the greatest chance. The organisers decided to combine their two previous platforms, CHP Vision which specialised in Scandinavian fashion brands and Terminal-2 in which predominantly international denim and street wear labels were represented, to one single show. It successfully premiered in the halls of 'Lokomotivv?rkstedet': A total of 17‘838 visitors attended Vision. "A great result", according to the organisers.

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