I am hungry dude!!!! But first, 

Let me take a SELFIE

Lets jump into the history of selfie.

A selfie (/sɛlfiː/) is a self-portrait photograph, typically taken with a smartphone which may be held in the hand or supported by a selfie stick.

HISTORY:

Self-portraits before digital photography:

Self-portrait by Robert Cornelius in 1839

Unidentified woman taking her picture in a mirror, c. 1900

  Except

First selfie

Year: 1839

By: Robert Cornelius, an American pioneer in photography

Robert Cornelius produced a daguerreotype of himself in which ended up as one of the first photographs of a person.

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PUMA Success Time-Line_The climax

Hello friends,
 Lets see PUMA in 20's

 In 2001 the PUMA Speedcat was born. It was designed in 1998 as a fireproof version for F1 pilots and the Speedcat enters the fashion world.

The success continues and in 2008 PUMA sets sail for the first time by entering its own sailing yacht “il mostro” into one of the longest and most difficult sailing races in the world – the Volvo Ocean Race. The race was known as  “Everest of Sailing”.

In 2009 at the World Championships in Athletics in Berlin Usain “Lightning” Bolt breaks his own 100m world record with an amazing time of 9.58 seconds.

In 2013 the Administrative Board of PUMA SE appointed Norwegian Bjørn Gulden as new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), which was effective from 1 July 2013.

In 2014 PUMA introduced evoPOWER (the most powerful boot) inspired by the freedom of movement of barefoot kicking.

2015-  Rihanna becomes PUMA’s global ambassador for Women’s Training and serves as the PUMA Women’s Creative Director. She also works to design and customise the classic PUMA Apperal.

In 2017 for the first time in the company’s history they achieved sales of more than four billion euro, while PUMA teams and athletes celebrated major victories all over the globe.

References:

http://about.puma.com/en/this-is-puma/history

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PUMA Success Time-Line

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 Lets see PUMA in 1990's

Year:1991
PUMA's new lanch: PUMA Trinomic Technology footwear

It featured clear rubber hexagon cells which collapse and expand to provide cushioning, flexibility, and stability.

                                        

Jochen Zeitz

Year:1993

In 1993 Jochen Zeitz was appointed as CEO at the age of 30, becoming the youngest Chairman in German history to head a public company. 

Mostro

Year:1999

In 1999 PUMA launched the “Mostro” and initiates one of the largest trends of the last decades: the fusion of sports and lifestyle and was quickly picked up by fashion icons like Madonna.

References:

http://about.puma.com/en/this-is-puma/history

https://successstory.com/companies/puma

https://www.mainlinemenswear.co.uk/blog/2017/th-history-puma

PUMA Success Time-Line

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                      Lets track the success of PUMA through time-line

 Year: 1960

Puma’s success story continued in track and field when partner Armin Hary won 100m competition at the Olympic games Rome, In 1960 the company became first shoe manufacture using the technique on advanced vulcanization production technique, whereby the sole and the shaft of the boot are bonded.

Year: 1962

second time in a row, PELE wins Chile and Brazil world cup using PUMA Boots

Year: 1964

Olympic Games Tokyo, Gaston Roelants of Belgium (3,000m steeplechase), Mary Rand of Great Britain’s  (long jump) Abebe Bikila of Ethiopia’s (marathon) wearing PUMA wins gold medal

Year: 1966

Portuguese striker sensation Eusebio striker Portuguese 1966 England World Cup top scorer, continued good performance and this top score accomplishment was awarded by PUMA with introduction of legendry King boot in 1968

Year: 1967

Nurember based cartoonist Lutz Backes designed the logo of Jumping Cat, and soon it began to appear on products of PUMA,

The logo with the jumping cat, today one the most famous trademarks worldwide, is created by Lutz Backes, a cartoonist from Nuremberg. As the product range is extended to include not only shoes but also sportswear, the logo begins to appear more frequently on PUMA products such as performance apparel and bags. 

Year: 1968

The “Sacramento” brush spike amazes with its innovative brush soles – 68 small, only 4mm long bristles in the front area of the foot: Numerous American athletes, who wear the boot, set new world records just a few weeks prior to the games in Mexico. However, according to the association, the shoe is deemed “too dangerous” and consequently banned. All athletes wearing the shoe have their world records withdrawn – a fact that has not been rectified until today.

                               

  

Nonetheless, PUMA athlete Tommie Smith wins gold in the 200m in similar PUMA spikes and causes a stir: he and his teammate John Carlos (bronze) raise their fists in the Black Power salute, protesting against discrimination of African Americans and other minorities in the USA, apartheid and racism. In addition to Tommie Smith, Lee Evans (400m, 4x400m), Willie Davenport (110m high hurdles) and Bob Seagren (pole-vault) win gold wearing PUMA shoes. 

Year: 1970


                                             

Pele –  “Player of the Tournament” – PUMA KING boots in his feet took Brazil win country’s third World Cup title.

The PUMA KING from 1970 comes with a revolutionary flat structure that makes it lighter. In order to increase its softness and comfort, kangaroo leather is used for the very first time. 

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http://about.puma.com/en/this-is-puma/history

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puma_(brand)

https://www.sneakerhead.com/puma-brand.html

The Legendary Sports Logo - Adidas?

The Legendary Sports Logo - Adidas?

There is no denying that the Adidas logo is effective. Almost anyone who sees it can tell you it belongs to Adidas, and many companies are willing to spend billions for that sort of recognition. The Adidas logo probably works because it starts with a very simple design. No logo concept or imagery about the concept – Adolf Dassler wanted something that would right away associate with his company when athletes use his footwear in international athletic competitions. While still keeping true to this three stripes pattern, there’s been two major Adidas logos over the company’s history.

1998

   

Adolf 'Adi' Dassler first started making shoes in 1924, registered his company's name in 1949, and started using the three stripes to identify its footwear in 1967. But it wasn't until 1971, when the Trefoil logo was unveiled, that Adidas would have a logo that was legendary. The original Trefoil Adidas logo until 1998, it is now used on Adidas Originals.

                                                       

The second, launched in 1997, was designed by the then Creative Director, Peter Moore, and incorporated the three stripes into a simple iconic mark. A little bit of symbolism was added to the mix, with the new mark representing a mountain, as well as "...the challenge to be faced, and the goals to be achieved." (Image4) 

                                                       

The word mark that Adidas has used since 2005 goes back to the simplicity of the three stripes and is said to represent quality and leadership, and maintains flexibility for the future. Adidas is now just one company in the Adidas Group, which also includes Reebok and TaylorMade. Three black stripes makes for a very striking design, and it can be placed on almost any product. The fact that no Adidas logo changes too much from the original design means that all of their logos empower their brand without the risk of going unrecognized. With a sizeable contribution from their logo, Adidas will probably remain a sportswear powerhouse for years to come.

                             

 NEO means new: New by definition. New in concept. New in spirit. Adidas NEO is a sub-brand under the AdidasGroup, promoting the style and fashion factor, and targeted primarily towards the young generation, especially the teenagers.

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When the Parts of the same Power clash --> Adidas and Puma happens

When the Parts of the same Power clash --> Adidas and Puma happens


Did you Know?

What : Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory (Gebrüder Dassler Schuhfabrik)

Is : Adidas & Puma's First version in its Market encroachment.

TimeLine:1924

Founder: Adolf Dassler - Adidas

What : Puma

Is : Split from Adidas Brans

Founded : 1948

Founder: Rudolf Dassler

Short Story:

Just like the World War 1 they again were again framed and participated in the World War 2 and they were the members of Nazi party led by Adolf Hitler in which Adi who was the younger one stayed in the factory to supply weapon to the German Army, however, Rudi was sent to fight in which he was captured by the allies. As after he was freed by the allied forces he was convinced with a misconception that his brother was also involved in this whole scenario. This misconception led both the brother in the separation of the shoe company.

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Make Up in The Ancient Times

Hello Friends lets look at some quick fact about make up :)

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Chief Content Researcher : Harshali Subhash Koli

Some Excerpt

Dynasty : Ancient Egypt

Style: Dark color on eyes

Purpose: To fend off evil

Makeup Content: ash, copper or even burnt almonds

Dynasty : Roman

Style: simple natural and rouge and lip colors

Era: 16th Century

Started: Stark white face

Content: Potent powder

Era: 19th Century

Start: battle for equal recognition and the right to vote women donned red lipstick for a 1913 protest march

Symbol: Women Empowerment

Outcome: This was also the decade that saw the creation of major brand Max Factor. Established in Los Angeles in 1904

Ancient Egypt

The most popular choices included dark colors on your eyes to fend off evil and a mixture for the original kohl eyeliner (made from a mix of anything from lead to ash, copper or even burnt almonds). Despite their religious motivations, many Egyptians quickly noticed the power of makeup over mere mortals as well. Before long it had reached other civilizations as a way to impress the opposite sex.

 

Ancient Romans

Romans were much more inclined to choose a natural look with simple rouge and lip colors to provide a healthy flush.

 

16th Century

Queen Elizabeth I was one of the first role models for wearing makeup. She popularized a stark white face that was easily achieved with a potent powder. This marked the beginning of more chemically based makeups that proved toxic. The mixture included white lead powder, water and vinegar. Frequent use caused the skin to whither which lead to applying more and more powder.

19th Century

In the battle for equal recognition and the right to vote women donned red lipstick for a 1913 protest march. It marked the first time women had turned makeup into a symbol of empowerment and used it for their own goals. This was also the decade that saw the creation of major brand Max Factor. Established in Los Angeles in 1904 it began as a company exclusively for film makeup.

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