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Pure Spirit is set to widen its appeal to include unisex, men's and women's young creative fashion and street wear, this February. Top unisex brands not to be missed include Vacant, with a range of vibrant tees featuring retro graphical prints; organically produced designs from regulars Monkee Genes and always on the cutting edge Desigual.

Jackpot launches new collection for summer 2009. It's summer and the flowers are in bloom, not only in gardens and fields, but also all around Jackpot's summer collection. Using Flower Sensations as the theme, chief designer Ann Hage Thomsen has interpreted a vision of Danish flowers and original Jackpot tailoring into a colourful, lightweight, feminine collection for holidays and hot days.

The Garments and Textiles Sector in Jordan; is the largest industrial sector in the Kingdom and is growing rapidly with more than 100 ready made garment factories employing more than 55,000 workers, located in 6 different industrial zones.

Strict new safety rules for toys and other children's products take effect next week, a move that has been applauded by parents and consumer advocates but jeered by industry groups as overly broad and a jobs-killer.

Australia's leading fashion trade event FASHION EXPOSED & preview will return to the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre from 8鈥�10 March 2009. Bringing together international brands, Australian based favourites as well as industry targeted seminars and forums; the March 2009 fair is expected to be one of the most important to date.

After years of political, social and economic instability, Brazil is emerging as one of the most promising markets for Italian luxury goods companies - and undoubtedly the most promising in South America.

In celebration of the Presidential Inauguration on Jan. 20 and inspired by the style and grace of future First Lady Michelle Obama, White House Black Market has created The White House Inaugural Collection, four one-of-a-kind, handcrafted gowns available through a special charity auction in partnership with The Clothes Off Our Back Foundation.

Economic weakness in Europe worsened and U.S. jobless rolls swelled as disappointing sales from Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, and other retailers on Thursday showed that consumers are still wary about opening up their pocketbooks in an uncertain economy.

Fur is back on the catwalk, and where fur appears, protests follow. Now some of the biggest names in fashion, including Jean Paul Gaultier, Karl Lagerfeld and Giorgio Armani, are fighting back in the face of fresh assault from animal activists who are calling for a ban on its use.

Hong Kong continued to take the top place in the ranking of the 2009 Index of Economic Freedom for the 15th consecutive year, revealed the US Heritage Foundation on Tuesday.