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Special events
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Planned activities intended to encourage individuals or groups to gather at a specific time and place because of shared interest.
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Museum exhibit
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A presentation of fashion items in an interpretive setting at a museum.
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Gallery exhibit
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A presentation of fashion items in an artistic setting at a gallery.
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Institutional events
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Planned to bring attention to the company.
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In-store exhibits
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Special presentations of fashion items in a retail setting are used to entice regular and new customers into a shop.
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Musical performances
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Entertainment presentation hosted by a retailer or manufacturer.
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Anniversary celebrations
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Special events used by companies to bring attention to their longevity in the community.
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Merchandise events
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Planned to influence the sale of goods.
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Store openings
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Celebrations that introduce customers to a new merchant.
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Celebrity appearnace
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Featuring an individual from inside or outside the fashion industry to promote a product or designer line, is a common special event.
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Product launches
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Planned to set in motion the promotion and sale of new products such as the new line of sleepwear.
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Vendor or category weekds
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Special events that feature a merchandise category or brnad.
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Product demonstrations
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Illustrate how consumers can use merchandise, are simple yet effective special events orchestrated to promote new or improved products.
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Feasibility study
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A survey to determine if the plan has potential to be successful.
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Essential expenditures
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Expenses that are primary or necessary to produce the event.
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Optional expenses
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Expenses that are not necessary to an event.
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Event sponsorship
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Involves a compnay supporting an event through monetary and/or in kind contributions as a way to meet one or more of its corporate objectives.
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