The release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 has marked the emotional climax of an era which is laden with almost insuperable opportunities. However instead of immediately jumping into the action this part is designed to take a slow and methodical approach towards the start. Overall the emotions are layered beautifully on thick but gradually it fades towards the end. We can say that the movie doesn’t totally succeed but it does enough to be extremely pleasing. Talking about the biggest box office opening ever, the Harry Potter’s eighth and final movie is experiencing the biggest second weekend decline of all time. It is for the first time ever that the Warner Bros. film declined 72% from its original record of $169.2 million to $47.4 million. It has happened at times that many films have faced bigger percentage drops in their second weekends of release but none of those can be categorized as elite blockbuster class of Harry Potter.
Fashion as an industrie

Fashion is important. It is essential for the economy, for society and for all of us. What we wear tells, above all else, who we are or who we would like to be.
However, the fashion industry is too often seen as frivolous, useless and ephemeral. Many do not understand its importance and significance.

Fashion is more than an individual matter

Globally, the value of the fashion industry is estimated at $3 trillion. In the UK economy, fashion is worth £26 billion. It is the second most important economic activity internationally in terms of trade intensity.