FASHION

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WHAT IS FASHION ?

Fashion is a popular aesthetic expression in a certain time and context, especially in clothing, footwear, lifestyle, accessories, make up, hair style and body proportions whereas, a trend often connotes a very specific aesthetic expression, and often lasting shorter than a season, fashion is a distinctive industry supported expression traditionally tied to fashion seasons and collection.
Style is an expression that lasts over many seasons and is often connected to cultural movements and social markers, symbols, class and culture.

PIERRE BOURDIEU

According to sociologist Pierre Bourdieu fashion connotes - "The latest fashion, the latest difference."



Fashion is a beautiful creativity, fulfilling the urge of something new. Fashion focuses more towards carrying yourself with confidence in what you wear than the cost and brand of the outfit.

IMPORTANCE OF FASHION


Fashion is important because it reflects every culture in the world. Fashion is a way of self expression, self empowerment and self confidence.
It can open our mind and change beauty standards of our society. Fashion evolves with our world and reacts to our current history and to our constant globalisation. Fashion makes our lives colorful and changes our lives with the time or according to the time. Fashion sends a message without saying a word. When it comes to what we wear, it can show how we feel, where are we going, or what are we trying to achieve. It helps you to step your best foot forward.

TYPES OF FASHION

  • Rocker : The rocker look has been around for decades , and can have a fierce or edgy vibe. The rocker fashion style can be  mixed and matched with a lot of outfits.
  • Boho-chic : Boho-chic is a type of style from bohemian and hippie influences that had repeatedly resurfaced since the mid to late 19th century and reemerged in the late 2005. 
  • Classic : This style has been around forever, and it doesnt pay attention to the latest trends. It focuses on simplicity and casual pieces that work all year round.
  • Preppy : Preppy fashion originated in the 1960s. These include wrap dresses, argyle sweaters, a-line skirts and shift dresses.
  • Grunge : Grunge were very popular in the 90s. Stone washed denim shorts, a slogan tee and flannel are all parts of this look.
  • Hipster : Hipster, edgy, fresh and so easy to achieve. Overalls, vans shoes, and cute rucksacks are how we can incorporate the hipster look into our wardrobe.
  • Eclectic : This style stays away from trends and focuses on making a statement while experimenting with colors, patterns and artsy construction.
  • Athletic : This is going to give the sporty spice look. For this we need running shoes, joggers or sweatpants and a basic tee.
  • Gothic : Gothic style is typically wearing head to toe black,  i.e., black dress or black denim with black tee, etc. black studs, black boots, even black lips.

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