After segmenting the target market from a cultural perspective, we also segmented it by considering demographic profiles focusing on gender, age, and income to achieve more specific market segmentation because each gender has different purchasing behaviour (Baack, et al. 2012). Tomboys and gays wear different clothing from common males and females. Tomboys are likely to wear large clothes to demonstrate a male appearance, while gays generally wear fitted clothes, so we need to design clothes that suit both target audiences. In terms of age, we will focus on teenagers and workers aged 19-40, middle and high income earners, which are the majority of LGBT. We will also apply a behavioural segmentation to identify their requirements, so that we design both work and leisure clothing to ensure that our products fit their lifestyles. Psychographic segmentation will also be used to design clothes based on the targets’ personalities to cover both a calm appearance and friendly character. Moreover, planning an international marketing strategy essentially requires research on product, price, promotion and distribution channels.