Navyatam - Fashion

FASHION IS A FORM OF ART TO EXPRESS YOURSELF AT A PARTICULAR PERIOD, PLACE AND IN A SPECIFIC CONTEXT OF CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, LIFESTYLE, JEWELRY AND BODY POSTURE. WHILE DESIGNERS ARE THE ARTIST WHO CREATE THE MASTER PIECE.

“FASHION IS ONLY THE ATTEMPT TO REALIZE ART IN LIVING FORM”

TRENDS THE BASIS FOR THE DESIGNS THAT ARE PRODUCED EVERY SEASON, WHERE AS STYLE IS THE WAY THAT A CUSTOMER PICKS. STYLE RELATES TO THE INDIVIDUAL. WHERE AS EVERYDAY LOOK DEFINE BY THE FASHION BUSINESS AS TREND.

“FASHION IS THE CULTURAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE EMBODIED IDENTITY “

LA MODE IS THE DESCRIPTION OF FEELING MODERN. MANY SCHOLARS BELIEVE THAT THERE IS A LINK BETWEEN LA MODE AND LA MODERNITE

FASHION AND MODERNITY OFFERS BOTH THE CONCEPTUAL FRAME WORK AND THE KIND OF THICK HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY ANALYSIS REQUIRED TO MOVE FORWARD A NUMBER OF DEBATES IN FASHION STUDIES. THE CONTRIBUTION TO THIS REMARKABLE VOLUME GENERATE A LIVELY INTERDISPLINARY EXCHANGE OF PERSPECTIVES,

TO ME, FASHION DEFINES YOUR CHARACTER PERSONALITY, STYLE AND YOUR MOOD. ALL IN ALL FASHION REPRESENT’S THE LIFE.

“FASHION IS AS UNIQUE AS YOU”

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