Fashion Today and Yesterday
With the death of Louis XIV and the coronation of Louis XV in 1715, a new style called rococo blossomed across Europe. Although the term was later used in a derogatory manner, suggesting excess and frivolity, it generally refers to a high achievement in fashion that represents the height of French culture. Though France was already the well-renowned leader in fashion by the reign of Louis XIV, the rococo period confirmed the country's reputation as a worldwide leader in the world of fashion. After the initial popularity of rococo, the styles changed, and the French Revolution in 1789 seemed to create a new modernization in clothing styles reducing rococo into the much more stark fashions of neoclassicism in style. The radical change in clo ...
Artisan-Style Fashion House, Mehera Shaw, Opening Minneapolis Boutique
Mehera Shaw announces the opening of their Minneapolis boutique in the Kenwood area of the Twin Cities at 2004 Hennepin (corner of Hennepin and Franklin) by early June. Mehera Shaw is part of a growing trend of artisan-style, small businesses that develop a high quality product on a smaller scale and tailor it to local customer needs. Owned by Shari and Mark Keller, it is an independent fashion house known for its decidedly feminine style as well as for its fair made and ecologically positive standards of production.
UsTrendy.com - The Spark of a New Fashion Revolution
At UsTrendy.com aspiring fashion designers can upload their designs for other users to view. The products are submitted by the people, voted on by the people, and produced for the people - a truly democratic concept.
Pink Laptops - The New Fashion Trend
Pink is a color associated with women It is a soft and feminine color, and nowadays, even men are starting to wear pink
Moxsie.com Introduces Five New Independent Fashion Designers
First online retail site for independent fashion design helps stylish online shoppers discover fashion's hidden gems.
Fashion Brands Select aLine Media for Public Relations Representation
Habitual, Jayime Jean, WeWe Clothing, Tees for Change
launch new PR campaigns.