From the Christian Dior era of flowery fashion, to today’s modern and aggressive take on clothing by the deceased Alexander Mcqueen, fashion has always changed at a fast pace rate, with us consumers never knowing what’s to come next. For decades clothing has determined so much for us, somewhat of an unspoken perception of each other. Class, personality, style, likes, and dislikes can all be perceived just by taking one glance at somebody. For some people fashion is just some silly industry thats is pointless, and others it’s something that they’ve dedicated their lives towards, it is their art. This art has become global, taking on our local streets, and being morphed to what each of us call fashion. In 1946 Paris, France dawned the birth …show more content…
have now taken over, with street style being at its peak. Celebrities have a huge impact on what we wear, showing off their clothes on social media at any chance they get. Street wear belongs to no fashion house, anything outside of the traditional fashion system would be considered street, and its interpersonal for every individual person. Adidas, Nike, Stussy, and Supreme are just few brands that streetwear claims, with it being a more sporty/ put together look than many try to achieve. Celebrities even collaborate with sportswear brands, with them being very sought after in today’s streetwear. Rihanna collaborates Puma creating “Fenty Puma” and Kanye West with Adidas, presenting to us “Yeezy Series”. West’s designs have high pricing but high demand with people doing anything to get carbon copy looks for less, but will pay anything for his sneaker designs. The influence is …show more content…
Men in womenswear was seen as a taboo, but women had been incorporating menswear since the 20’s and 30’s, and finally became a full on fashion statement with pants in the 60’s with Yves Saint Laurent. Women wearing menswear today is so normal with today’s common trends being article of clothing such as the boyfriend jean, the boy short, and all things slouchy. Men in women’s wear isn't unheard of now in 2018, with celebrities like Jaden Smith wearing skirts, but it still hasn't caught on as much as it has for women. Women's wear for men today is seen only for the most bold, adventurous and comfortable with doing something still looked at as ‘different’. It’s also not really offered in ready wear fashion due to it not being in high