Many people currently agree that the current trends in clothing are quite appalling. The reason for this is not, of course, that there’s anything inherently wrong with the clothes, but rather the fact that the clothing fashions of the 80s went out of style for a good reason. Now the 80s fashions are considered, by most who remember the 80s, to have been downright hideous and indeed, current fashions are too reminiscent of the 1980s for most people’s comfort.
A good definition for this current fashion is that it ignores the principle of economy of materials meaning that extra fabric is used in addition to the fabric needed to cover the body. For example, skirts have multiple vertical folds that are asymmetrical and essentially formless. Belts are 3 inches thick and do not go through belt loops - they are essential necklaces for the waist. Sweater collars do not simply turn down; they turn down, and cover half of the sweater with a doubled layer of sweater. In addition to affecting clothing so deeply, handbags have suffered the same 80s revival; they consist of more metallics than material.
Posted on July 7th, 2008 by Woodward
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In its earliest conception the Mazui Foundation was created as a means to promote all ages punk rock shows. Years later Mazui Foundation decided to start printing t-shirts for its own amusement and identity. Noticing that others appreciated the designs Mazui Foundation started printing more to give away, leading eventually to the idea of selling them. As the heated political environment of the new millenium had effects on the lives it, too, inspired its designs to encompass more social weight.
The more impactful its designs became, the more it challenged the hypocrisy of the new business. While Mazui Foundation formerly knew very little about where the clothes on the backs really came from, it was time to find out. After a little research, Mazui Foundation realized that being sweatshop free needed to be at the core of the business model. Mazui Foundation is representative of the working class and its products must carry the statement of a fair wage.
Posted on June 27th, 2008 by Linda Greens
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Posted on June 10th, 2008 by Peak
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Do you have any idea about the essence of fashion? I think, at least every person knows that fashion is the so-called instructions of what to wear, how to wear, and where to wear. Thus, in this article we are going to take a close look at the most effective ways of describing fashion. So, we would better start with the kinds of fashion. There are a lot of different kids of fashion; they are most frequently called styles. In this connection, as far as styles of clothing are concerned they are numerous and it will take hours to only enumerate them. Second, there are a lot of designers on the world, which embody fashion. They have their own vision of fashion and they express their perception of the world through their collections. Thus, as you can see, fashion is created by people, therefore it is circling and this means that it is not unique. So, what should you do in this case? You should not follow the trends of fashion, since it may turn out that these or those fashionable clothes do not suit your statue. So, as Sophie Loren said: “The only thing is in fashion, if it suits you personally”.
Posted on June 2nd, 2008 by Brad
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Artistic Elegance design and create unique fashion for plus size women. Artistic Elegance collection is for women who are not afraid of colors.
It is artistic elegance objective to create elegant, stylish and beautiful garments for the voluptuous woman. Artistic Elegance use quality fabrics, like silk, wool, velour, rayon, that give a special flair to the garments.
Artistic Elegance design studio is located in Southern California, the perfect location to create fun loving fashion. Artistic Elegance have garments for every day wear and for event wear, each piece is the perfect mood setter for every occasion, created with a feeling of freedom, reflecting your colorful personality.
Posted on May 16th, 2008 by admin
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