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Get “in the know” about the ins and outs of the fashion industry as a whole. Learn about everything from design to production and sales.
Fast Fashion is Killing Our Planet
If you're anything like me, you have a closet full of clothes. Although, I don't actually have a closet. Instead, I have dressers and containers overflowing with clothes. Some of them are high-quality items I've had for years. Others...not so much. But regardless of whether it’s your closet or something else overflowing, you’ve likely got at least a few pieces that would qualify as “fast fashion.”
By Cameron Chapman5 years ago in Styled
Hippie Clothes and Fast Fashion
I have seen many fashion trends come and go in my time. I was born on the cusp of the dungaree trend and remember wearing flashy and glittery scrunchies in my hair as a child. I grew up in the era of skinny jeans, emos and the post-punk phase that was the ‘scene’ culture. And yes, I had the hair to go with it. But I have never really looked at a trend with so much disdain as I have looked at the fast-fashion hippie trend because I feel that though it looks pretty good - it is a tad bit ironic, isn’t it? Let’s see why.
By Annie Kapur5 years ago in Styled
A Fluky Startup That Took Over The Fashion Industry
In five years, this startup has fascinated customers from over 200 countries. With new ravelling designs that have made their appearance in Big Bollywood movies like Padamavat and Veere Di Wedding. Which is this startup that has left every fashionable mind flabbergasted?
By Manshi Singh5 years ago in Styled
Why I'm Not Buying New Clothes in 2021
In 2008, I was an empty-pocketed teenager lured by the temptations of fast fashion. The country's biggest Primark had just opened in my city, and despite instantly falling into hate with the experience of shopping there - it was permanently rammed with customers - the concept of £10 outfits delighted me.
By TheSpinstress 5 years ago in Styled
The Fashion World
Known as the creator of modern clothing and shapes, Paul Poiret greatly influenced ladies fashion in the Edwardian Era. His designs were inspired by classicism, Orientalism and Art Nouveau and ‘freed’ women from the constriction of corsets.
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff5 years ago in Styled
Six wholesale clothing suppliers
It's hard to do a clothing business, and it's even harder to find a seller. Usually, you are not sure what you should buy or what you can sell. This is a list of suppliers for anyone who wants to start a business, has just started a business, or has been successful. Unlike most wholesalers, these suppliers do not require you to hold a resale/business license.
By VivianHill5 years ago in Styled
What Do We Know About Wholesale T-Shirts So Far?
If you were to ask me, T-shirts are the most broadly utilized dress article of clothing worn by individuals from all age gatherings. They are vivid, they are flexible, and in particular, they make a bespoke design explanation. You can wear them nonchalantly, or officially, contingent upon your inclinations, we are not here to pass judgment on you by any stretch of the imagination.
By shaun alex5 years ago in Styled
Celebrate the Holiday Season with Ugly Christmas Sweater Day
Looking for an excuse to wear your beloved ugly Christmas sweater that you were psyched to show off at your favorite Christmas party? Brighten up your quarantine with Ugly Christmas Sweater Day on Dec. 18. There’s still plenty of time during this holiday season to strut your stuff on Zoom and socially distant shindigs.
By Jennifer Barnes5 years ago in Styled
Consumer Economy
Written by Leon Zadok - December 17, 2020 Why do I have all these clothes? This morning, I opened up my closet and thought, “Why do I have so much stuff - too much stuff?” I hadn’t worn some things. I had rarely worn others. Yet, I had such a volume of cloth spewing about the place.
By SNROCINUTAF5 years ago in Styled
How Tweed Has Stood The Test of Time
Tweed's history dates back to 18th century Scotland where the term was actually coined accidentally in 1826 due to a misread label. The label read 'tweel', which was coincidentally worn by gentlemen shooting or fishing near the river Tweed. Tweed has since become a classic Scottish material that is known all over the world.
By Alicia Walker5 years ago in Styled
