FASHION TREND IN NIGERIA: A SOURCE OF SUSTAINABLE INCOME
Keywords:
Fashion, trends, economies, knowledgeAbstract
The paper highlighted the introduction of technology as a means of boosting output and efficiency in fashion production. The raw materials for fashion trends were discussed. The paper gave recommendations that fashion designers need to acquaint themselves on the use of suitable styles and skills.
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