Fashion Identity

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Have you ever wondered who decides what’s “in” and fashion this season? Can people really tell if last year’s wardrobe is so old-fashioned? And what I need to do to be cool without breaking my bank? I’m sure you all have, at least once in your life. As a fellow woman, I share my thoughts on your concerns. Again, these are my thoughts and we are all entitled to have them.

In my opinion, it all starts with the individual. Every year we see creative individuals, developers, of course, bringing fresh fashion their paths for the coming year. Retailers convert these trends to everyday wear, the average woman like you and I can carry comfortably without feeling awkward. We, the consumers, bring it home to think it’s going to give us entry into the fashion Gentry. Rarely do we think ‘purpose to cover our bodies. After all, that should be the purpose clothing. And if it is not, then what else is there to offer us?

Fashion gives us a sense that we are wearing something nice and likeable, that feeling of domination beauty makes us confident and happy. It is simply “add-on” to our physical beauty. No wonder we want more of it and no wonder we want to be is “considered” likeable that time. Just like how chubby figures were considered beautiful and a sign of prosperity during the Renaissance but today no woman can imagine wishing for a fuller picture, where is the new petite beauty.

In short, the desire to buy the current fashion is not wrong. Everyone wants to feel safe and happy. What is wrong is the feeling of being obliged to buy it and our habit of ignoring past our wardrobe just for the heck of buying new. We are all creative in our own way and can put old pieces together in a new and innovative way. And the result should be considered equally trendy, if not more. Not to mention with the current recession, it should be “in-thing” to do. Just because a few creative people come up with some beautiful ideas and set bars high fashion does not our choice and creativity is still worth less.

I felt the need to share this as social media, with emphasis to provide coverage for the “fashion hits & disses” and other similar things, did not realize how close this concept is to develop our personalities and more so our youth. We do not want to have future generations whose identity based on “brand names”.

their identity should be the man.

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