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The Contemporary System of Fashion
Srbová, Kateřina ; Rozbořil, Blahoslav (referee) ; Kubíková, Zuzana (advisor)
The fashion industry is conditioned by building a uniform singularity of an individual through relating to what a look symbolises conceptually and objectively. [Fashion] designers operate with a societal perception of equality, social justice or feminism as if they were products. The challenge for them is not the acceptance and creation of real values, but rather to sell what these values could represent if accepted within the society. Identification with the concept of self-acceptance while watching a catwalk narrative therefore means watching a material representation of a loud affection. This affection is then being accepted by purchasing products that could represent them. The controversy is manifested by the fact how values, which have not yet been embraced by the majority of society, are being represented materially and personally. Designers dress these objects of representation into specific entities and the catwalk represents a speculative model of the future. By a gradual flow of these looks into the mainstream, society does not accept the values but merely wears them. Therefore in the present, every value is seasonal. This bachelor thesis is trying to shed some light on the contemporary system of fashion.
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Greenwashing in fashion indrustry with special focus on H&M
Kadlečková, Daniela ; Vranka, Marek (advisor) ; Hejlová, Denisa (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the subject of greenwashing, its presence in fashion industry and it focuses on an example of one of the world's leading fashion companies - H&M. The theoretical part describes the concept of corporate social responsibility which represents a framework of all ecological initiatives of every company, it analyses its environmental aspects and explicates terms of sustainability and green marketing. The following chapter deals with the concept of greenwashing, its definitions, origins and history. The subsequent chapter describes the system of the fashion industry, its driving mechanisms that caused rapid acceleration of the textile production over recent decades, it tries to depict its impact on the environment and analyses selected sustainable efforts that are commonly made by fast fashion brands in the field of environmental CSR. The last chapter of the theoretical part deals with H&M and its history, it describes its green policy and analyses selected environmental activities that could be considered as an example of greenwashing. The practical part examines the perception of the brand H&M by confrontation of the consumers with positive or negative information about its green activities. This quantitative research was realized in the form of survey experiment.
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Selected aspects of the law of fashion industry
Kamaleeva, Renata ; Dobřichovský, Tomáš (advisor) ; Wünschová Pujmanová, Alexandra (referee)
This thesis defines fashion law as a specific horizontal legal field that relates to the protection of design, materials, manufacturing processes, technology, shapes, lines, colours, finishing and labelling, trademark infringement and copyright protection. Moreover, it deals with crucial topics in the field of fashion law including licensing and enforcement of rights to the products available to retailers, manufactures, and fashion designers. In addition, the thesis studies the establishment and development of fashion law abroad, particularly in the United States of America, as well as in the Czech Republic. In this thesis, the definition of fashion design includes its features and unique remarks in comparison to other types of design. Further, the thesis thoroughly examines and analyses the protection of fashion design available to retailers, fashion designers and manufactures under Czech law, especially trademark protection, copyright protection, competition law and trade dress protection. It studies various sources of law, including case law, statutes, international treaties and soft law that relate to the protection given by the Czech and other legal systems. Moreover, it analyses the concurrence of the copyright protection of design and industrial design protection. Finally, the thesis studies...
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Policy of the Fashion Industry to Sustainable Development
Ric, Tomáš ; Šálková, Daniela (advisor) ; Marta, Marta (referee)
Bachelor thesis is divided into two parts. Theoretical part, where the basic knowledge of the fashion industry and sustainable development is presented. These findings are explained together with links connecting different sectors in fashion.
The theoretical part also deals with the economic impact of overproduction in the fashion industry and brings alternative to conventional shopping habits.
Second, a practical part, deals with companies with a dominant position on the market and their approach to solving the problems.
The aim of this thesis is to describe the general principles of the approach of the fashion industry to sustainable development, resolving issues and puts forward proposals to prevent the effects of excess production.
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Business Plan of the Development of Company Business Activities
Sedlák, Martin ; Kunášek, Václav (referee) ; Čižinská, Romana (advisor)
This Diploma work deals with the creation of the new fashion brand with the wiew of development and diversification of business activities of the company RKM brokers s.r.o. The main current activities of the company RKM brokers s.r.o. are real estate business and development. This work includes description of the company, analyse of the fashion industry, marketing analyse of the new brand and financial plan for the first year of existence.
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Global trends in the Fashion industry
Hubková, Veronika ; Jiránková, Martina (advisor) ; Vošta, Milan (referee)
The Dissertation is providing concise insight into the history of fashion industry, its global evolution and remarkable thresholds leading us into the way we can see it nowadays. Consequent focus is around today's trend of fast fashion being seen as the synonym for affordable and low-cost apparel. Vigorous supply chain analysis delivers valid arguments about negative social and environmental impact on our society as a result of recent fashion trends. Considering all above highlighted issues along with increasingly important sustainability, the theses is trying to outline a future prospect of the industry.
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Legal and ethical framework for the use of nudity in marketing communications of companies of the fashion industry
Vénosová, Veronika ; Boháček, Martin (advisor) ; Votava, Tomáš (referee)
The thesis deals with the legislative framework governing the display of human nudity in marketing communications of the fashion industry. Its aim is to explore the legal and ethical framework which governs its use in advertising in the Czech Republic and selected EU member states (The United Kingdom, France, Italy) and the United States. Firstly, the very concept of fashion is defined, followed by historical overview that focuses on the methods of promoting fashion brands, with particular regard to nudity, from the very beginning of the 20th century to the present. Following is the current practice in marketing communications, including its online aspects. Thesis then describes the legal framework and ethical framework that regulates the use of nudity. It includes an outline of selected cases, when complaints about allegedly improper use of nudity in advertising were judged by state or self-regulatory bodies. There are also results of the poll among companies which already used nudity in their marketing communication and the results of the public survey. Work is concluded by prediction of the possible use of this phenomenon in the future based on an extrapolation of current developments.
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The use of social sites in the fashion industry the role of fashion bloggers and marketing trends in 21st century
Bijedičová, Andrea ; Tyslová, Irena (advisor) ; Müllerová, Jana (referee)
World as known in the 21st century is influenced by modern technologies, social sites are counted as one of them. If a fashion company wants to succeed in the globalized world, in which thanks to the Internet everything is affordable, this company has to build a positive relationship with its customers. One way how to do it is using correct marketing strategies and tools. This can be done in cooperation with fashion bloggers. They are building a big influence on their social sites profiles, reaching millions of followers from all over the world. This diploma thesis conducts a survey on this topic while describing one of each tool of fashion blogs and also principles of the fashion industry. Later on these findings are deepen by studying how the best international and Czech fashion blogs work in the reality. The end also covers a different point of view - experiences of a fashion company.
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Communication strategy of s.Oliver company
Setikovská, Irena ; Postler, Milan (advisor) ; Šámalová, Anna (referee)
The bachelor thesis analyses a communication strategy of a company from the fashion industry. The goal of this work is to carry out an analysis of the key elements of s.Oliver company's communication strategy and to suggest appropriate changes. The theoretical part of this work defines the terminology used in the marketing field with an emphasis on a communication mix and a communication strategy. The practical part includes an introduction of s.Oliver company and focuses on the analysis of the key elements its communication strategy, based on SWOT analysis.
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