Dietrich was already a famous movie star in Berlin before she came to Hollywood. Her movie “Der Blaue Engel” bring her international fame so her journey to the USA began. Hollywood knew her as Femme Fatale and both the industry and herself created a persona that Fatale indeed. herself created a persona that Fatale indeed. Why this fatalism served us, ladies, especially?
The idea of creating a sustainable or ethical wardrobe can seem a little daunting at first; but in order to be in peace with the world we live in, sustainability is the key. We have to adapt sustainable choices in every field of our lives, as the harm that we give to the world is increasing significantly and irreversibly. Fashion is one of the most important parts of our daily lives that we can make a difference by choosing sustainable materials as we spend most of our time thinking about what to wear and where to shop.
Covid-19 is undeniably the catastrophe of the year. And we are all shaping our lives according to it. The world is slowly getting adapted to the new normal and mask becoming fashionable. If fashion would be an animal it would be chameleon. Now, with its impressive adapting expertise, the fashion industry presents us with the new hip items: The Masks!
As it is known, we follow new makeup trends in different periods of time. If you check out the makeup trends of approximately three years ago, you’ll notice the preferences were putting on matte lipsticks, contouring too much of the face, or applying full-coverage flawless foundation. However, nowadays, we’ve met the concept of minimalism in every area of our lives. As expected, heavy skin makeup changed into light makeup and we started to wear more natural makeup.
Have you ever wondered how fast fashion may be more damaging to the environment than air traffic has caused. As the researches show us the latest fashion trend isn’t a seasonal color or a must-have style anymore: It’s the concept of sustainable fashion and ethical clothing. Especially today, professional women not only pay attention to the quality of their garments, but also they consider the entire supply chain, production processes, and product afterlife; which means the sustainability of the garment. So we come up with this question: What is sustainability and does it really matter?
During the quarantine time our fashion definition totally changed. Nobody touched their wardrobe’s fashion pieces. Nowadays all of us are just using sweatsuits, jerseys, more comfortable clothing. Our daily clothing preferences are replacing the occasion and formal workwear.
I’d like you to invite you to consider about your quarantine wishlist. Do you see a significant change, between your pre-quarantine and quarantine time shoppings?
