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Course FASHION DESIGN TECHNOLOGY Subject INTRO TO FASHION Topic INDIAN FASHION DESIGNER SUBMITED TO SUBMITED BY VIJETA MADAM ANIL PATIDAR DATE 23 NOV 2011 This is a list of fashion magazines. Name Country Year Websites acne Paper Sweden 2005 www.acnepaper.com aneCan Japan 2007 www.anecan.tv CanCam Japan 1981 cancam.tv Classy Japan 1984 Complex United States 2002 www.complex.com c. Cosmode Japan www.cosmodeonline.com 2002 United Dazed & Confused 1992 www.dazeddigital.com Kingdom USA, Russia, DEPESHa 2007 www.depesha.com Germany DesignerzCentral Netherlands 2008 The Delineator United States 1873 (defunct) Egg Japan eggmgg.jp Eliza United States 2007 www.elizamagazine.com Elle 26 countries 1945 elle.com several Elle Girl 2001 ellegirl.elle.com countries United The Face (defunct) 1980 Kingdom Flawless Magazine International 2011 [1] Fashion Canada 1977 Fashion Central Pakistan 2007 www.fashioncentral.pk Fashion Forward Israel 2011 Flaunt United States 1998 FRUiTS Japan 1997 La Gazette du Bon France 1912 Ton (defunct) Happie Nuts Japan 2004 www.h-nuts.com Harper's Bazaar United States 1867 United i-D 1980 Kingdom InStyle United States 1993 United InStyle UK 2001 www.instyle.com Kingdom JJ Japan 1975 Jane (defunct) United States 1997 janemag.com Name Country Year Websites Koakuma ageha Japan 2005 United Look 2007 Kingdom Lucire New Zealand 1997 Lucky United States 2000 Magazine Café Sweden 1990 Manhattan Fashion United States 2009 manhattanfashionmagazine.com Magazine Mao Mag United States 2003 MenzMag United States 2009 nicola Japan 1997 Nifty Magazine United States 2008 Non-no Japan 1971 Numéro France 1998 United States, Nylon 1999 nylonmag.com UK Nylon Guys United States 2005 nylonguysmag.com France, L'Officiel 1921 elsewhere Olivia Finland www.olivialehti.fi Oyster Australia 1994 Pinky Japan 2004 PaPER United States 1984 United Pop 2000 Kingdom PopSister Japan 2010 Popteen Japan 1980 popteen.com Purple France 1992 Ranzuki Japan 2000 ranzuki.com United States, Runway 2002 runwaylive.com UK Sam Enrico United 2004 trampmagazine.com Williams Kingdom United Schön! Magazine 2009 schonmagazine.com Kingdom Seventeen Japan 1967 www.s-woman.net/st/ Sleazenation United (defunct) Kingdom Sneaker Freaker Australia 2002 Name Country Year Websites V United States 1999 Vivi Japan 1983 Vogue 14 countries 1892 vogue.com/ V Teen ogue United States 2003 teenvogue.com United British Vogue 1916 vogue.co.uk Kingdom Vogue China China 2005 Vogue Italia Italy 1964 Vogue Paris France 1920 vogue.fr W United States 1971 www.wmagazine.com The following magazines are published in the Oriya language: Publishing Magazine Category Frequency Editor House TAKE on art TAKE on art Art Quarterly Bhavna Kakar Publications Cosmopolitan India Fashion Monthly Unknown Nandini Bhalla Auto Motive Forth Auto Monitor Infomedia18 Ltd T. Murrali Business to Business Nightly Auto Motive Aftermarket Aftermarket Monthly Infomedia18 Ltd T. Murrali Business to Business www.nbcvoice.com News daily newsmakers vaidehi sachin Vogue Fashion Monthly Condenast Priya Tanna Fried Eye Variety EZine Fortnightly Fried Eye Media Pramathesh Borkotoky World Wide Femina Fashion Fortnightly Tanya Chaitanya Media World Wide Grazia Fashion Monthly Mehernaaz Dhondy Media The Caravan Politics, Culture Monthly Delhi Press Paresh Nath Publishing Magazine Category Frequency Editor House Elle Fashion Monthly Unknown Nonita Kalra Bike Automobile Monthly Unknown Unknown Tehelka News Weekly Tarun Tejpal Tarun Tejpal Shashwat DC IT NEXT IT News Monthly 9.9 Media Industry 2.0 || Manufacturing Technology Updates and News || Monthly || 9.9 Media || Madhusudan Sinha The Perceptive Mind General Interest Monthly Mohan S Kumar Mohan S Kumar Voice&Data Telecom Updates Monthly Pravin Prashant Forbes Business Monthly D J Gohain D J Gohain Leadership, People People Matters management and Monthly Tetra Media Ester Martinez strategist magazine The Business Business Monthly Brisk Aamir Rahman Enterprise Entrepreneur Business Monthly Sheikh Farid Sheikh Farid Frontline News Weekly - - Electronics For You Technology Monthly EFY Group Tarun Tejpal CTO Forum - Monthly 9.9 Media - NSC[Disambiguation V Rebel Youth/ Students Bi-Monthly Jatin Ahuja neeDeD ] Marg Marg Art Quarterly Pratapaditya Pal Publications Beyond THE News POliticak/News Fortnightly mumbai www.beyondthenews.biz Maritime Bridges shipping Monthly vaidehi sachin www.maritimebridges.com Publishing Magazine Category Frequency Editor House Glittering India - Monthly - Mumbai India Today Centre for Down to Earth Environmental Monthly Environmental Sunita Narayan Studies DSA Media Yo Vizag Lifestyle Monthly Shilpanjani Dantu Publications PumpsNews Pumps Industry Monthly InfocomWorld Publishing Name Category Frequency Editor House Pr r ajatant a Saptahiki Weekly Saptahika Samaya Weekly KaDambini Monthly r Sucha ita Katha (SambaD) r Sau abha P r au usha Monthly Alok r r Du a D usti Ame ODia Yog SanDesh Yojana (Oriya version Development Monthly of Yojana) Publishing Magazine Category Frequency Editor House r Am utayan Daibi Sakti r Jhanka N abalipi N iyati r Sansa V Pr igyan ava r Yuga Sakti Gayat i KnowleDge Dot Com General Knowledge Monthly P Janhi hula Tho Tha Children Monthly Janhamamu (Oriya version of Children Monthly ChanDamama) r Mina Baza a Children Monthly N anDankanan Children [edit] Marathi In sewing, a seam is the join where two or more layers of fabric, leather, or other materials are held together with stitches. Prior to the invention of the sewing machine, all sewing was done by hand. Seams in modern mass-produced household textiles, sporting goods, and ready-to-wear clothing are sewn by computerized machines, while home shoemaking, dressmaking, quilting, crafts, haute couture and tailoring may use a combination of hand and machine sewing.[1] In clothing construction, seams are classified by their type (plain, lapped, abutted, or French seams[1]) and position in the finished garment (center back seam, inseam, side seam). Seams are finished with a variety of techniques to prevent raveling of raw fabric edges and to neaten the inside of garments.[2] .