LibGuides: Fashion Marketing and Forecasting: About

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Use this guide to find resources and research methods for fashion marketing and forecasting.

Click here for a video tutorial on how to access fashion-related online resources like WWD and WGSN.

Student project: "Trend Forecasting: Anti-Authority Mood" by Nikki Chowdhury, Corey Diener, Rachel Weissberg, Ceren Sengul. more

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