‘Fashion’ is a term that means self-expression. It refers to clothing, hairstyle, makeup, accessories, and body posture. Fashion is a way of expressing one’s self and the fashion industry tries to create trends that are trendy and attractive.
Modern Westerners have a wide choice of clothes
Whether you’re a hipster or a cowboy, there are a few things you can do to dress up your wardrobe. This includes incorporating elements of Eastern and ethnic design into your look. You can also opt for a style that best represents your personal style.
The most important thing to remember is that Westerners like their clothing to be unique. This can be achieved through the use of interesting fabrics or unique patterns. For example, you could opt for a dress with an unusually high slit or a skirt with a patchwork design.
Influencers and social media stars have become trendsetters
Whether they are in the industry for years or just starting out, fashion influencers and social media stars have become the trendsetters of fashion. These influencers are now playing a crucial role in consumer spending. They are also becoming marketing tools, helping brands gain exposure and drive sales. But how does this shift play out in the fashion industry?
Today’s trendsetters are motivated to create high-quality content and maintain a consistent presence in the marketplace. They are also motivated to share with a loyal fan base. This allows them to create a brand-based relationship and develop lucrative endorsement deals.
Catalytic clothing project
‘Catalytic Clothing’ is a new project developed by chemist and polymer chemist, Professor Tony Ryan and artist Helen Storey, which explores how to use existing nanotechnology in a new context. The idea is to apply an air purifying element made from titanium dioxide to clothing, which breaks down airborne pollutants as soon as it comes into contact with the fabric.
Catalytic Clothing is a collaboration between the University of Sheffield and London College of Fashion’s Centre for Sustainable Fashion. It began with a couture textile sculpture called Herself.
‘Cabinet Stories’ exhibition explores the potential of clothes
Amongst the myriad exhibitions on display at London’s Fashion and Textiles Museum, a few have been deemed worthy of note. In particular, the Wilcox Museum, which offers an excellent selection of historical fashion relics. In addition, the museum has an impressive collection of art and craft by lesser known but no less talented artists and designers. Moreover, the museum is the only institution in London that is free to the public. Aside from the aforementioned attractions, the museum also offers an extensive collection of artworks on loan from some of the world’s leading fashion designers.