Amara is a leading online retailer for luxury home fashion, gifts and home accessories. Amara brings together some of the industry's finest designer brands such as Missoni Home & Ralph Lauren to name a few.

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Mod Clothing, an online store, is one of the best places to start to find retro style clothing. You can also find this style of clothing at Unique Vintage, Tattoo Apparel, eBay, and JoJo's Shop.

Jewelry is a universal form of self-expression. we celebrate the diversity of those who wear jewelry. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast, a minimalist, a professional, or someone looking for that special gift, we have something for everyone. Our curated collection is designed to complement your unique style and personality. Join our community of jewelry lovers and discover the perfect pieces that resonate with you. Explore our website today to adorn yourself in elegance!

Any place that sells women's clothing. They will not know it is for you if you don't tell them.

The Hermès Birkin bag is the single most highly coveted luxury handbag on the planet. With the Birkin bag price ranging from $8,500 to over $300,000 at the boutique, it's also the most expensive bag in fashion history. However, at some reliable online store BabaReplica, you may be able to get their similar designs for less than $200, and the quality can be trusted.

Bags are basically containers.

Sometimes I might have my favorite sweater I bought and wore all winter well into Spring and when it gets unbearably hot the winter sweater has to stay home. But anyway, Your clothing causing you discomfort due to weather conditions is something to consider.

Advertising can be a great thing for clothing, fashion and fashion trends as well. Adopting techniques like ctv advertising, programmatic advertising, smart tv advertising etc. can be very helpful. 9mediaonline. com offers a wide range of monetization opportunities across multiple media channels including connected TV, smart TV, and OTT. Visit 9mediaonline. com for more details now.

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Yes, politics can influence fashion. Political events, movements, and ideologies can shape fashion trends and styles. Fashion has been used as a form of expression and communication, and political messages or symbols are often incorporated into clothing to make a statement. Additionally, government policies and regulations can also impact the fashion industry, such as trade policies affecting the availability of certain materials or labor laws affecting working conditions in the industry.

The number of people employed by a fashion designer can vary greatly depending on the size and scope of their business. It can range from just a few employees, such as a small team of designers and assistants, to hundreds or even thousands of employees in larger companies that include additional staff for production, marketing, sales, and other departments.

People follow fashion for many reasons. Teens and others follow fashion to keep up with the latest trends. Some follow fashion just because they like fashion. Some do because they want to see what the latest fashions are. Others want to find new fashions to add to their wardrobes. Still others want to be in style with each changing season. Others have other reasons.

No. Men were wearing a form of leggings in the 13th and 14th centuries. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leggings

we'll I'm 16 years old and i have a job at burger king it's not the best job but for right now as a teen you can work some where that's small of some sort. i don't like my job at burger king because they didn't teach me everything i was suppose to know because they work at a fast pace specialy making the burgers they want you working top speed. but I'm hanging in there showing them i want the job but it's not where i want to work but at the end of the day you still get paid. p.s make sure your boss gives you enough hours and come to work on time and watch your schedule or that will mess you up. just stick it out is what they tell me. good luck

It is all relative.... I have friends who graduated 2 years ago and are still interning. It's very competitive and there are so many graduates every year. Unfortunately this means only the rich kids whose parents can fund their living costs are the ones who get ahead. A friend of my cousin's has been interning for 3 years and has only just got a job! But that was in advertising. If, like me, you don't have help from your parents it is best to save up as much as you can for 2-3 years living costs (I worked out about £900 per month for everything - rent, travel, food, tax, bills, property insurance, phone - in London) So I need between £20,000-£30,000. Or if I can't save up that much in time (as I still don't have a job) I could work a night job at a supermarket or bar/pub but would be scraping by but the weeks approaching fashion weeks will be very intense - I've had friends working 12 hour days... so you might not be able to fit a paid job around this.

Generally speaking internships last periods of 3 months and you can stay or move to another one. Always keep your options open - if you befriend someone who needs assistance styling a shoot, offer help even if you have never done it before. The fashion community is very close knit so it's best to get a lot of experience because you could start in design but end up a stylist or a PR. I have a friend who is working in PR now after 3 months interning in a design team.

Well the price can vary depending on the school you want to go to. You should also take into consideration cost of living, books, supplies, food, gas, ect. If you're living on your own. I have a friend who went to FIDM/The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising and the tuition was around $27,000 for the year. Now FIDM does offer scholarships, loans, grants and financial aid to help with the cost of tuition and they are great in helping students who are passionate about fashion and talented afford the tuition.

It depends... If you've got a small business of your own with few to none employees the work load can be overwhelming, money is often an issue for smaller design companies, long hours at the office weekends included and it's important that you've got the know-how to manage more the just the design. You will be a part of the production and the business aspect as well. However if you work for a larger design company you will probably just be in charge of the fashion designing. This is usually also time consuming cause you'll work on multiple collection at the same time. Always need to be able to meet your deadline.

People follow fashion because it is a form of art just as music and dancing. Art allows you to put your stamp on life. ***<WHO IS REMY LEO?>***

Indeed it is. They take their skin and fur and create an expensive coat for posh, rich ladies to wear. That is one of the GREATEST reasons why there are so many endangered animals and extinct! Take for example the tiger = it's skin is beautiful and many hunters think that too so they hunt them so now there are basically ZERO = 0 tigers left in the wild. Very sad don't you think?

They kill dogs for fur too.

If they actually wore clothes they were made out of the skins of the animals they hunted...... or random, strong plants.

People wear fur clothing because they think it is more fashionable then fake fur and they usually don't care about animals.

People wear fur in cold climates because synthetics do not offer the same warmth and comfort value. There are many places in the US (outside of Alaska) where the temperature falls into the single digits and the windchill into the negative. Fur is simply a smart choice in these areas and the decision for people to wear fur in these areas have little to do with fashion. If properly cared for a fur garment can last several lifetimes (which is why these coats are often passed down from generation to generation) making it a more environmentally and financially sound purchase decision. Synthetics are derived from petroleum (bad for our environment) and while it's true that chemicals are also used in creating a fur coat, their lasting power prevents people from having to repurchase an environmentally harmful product every couple of years. Fur Coats are not Dry Cleaned with chemicals but instead cleaned through abrasion (generally saw dust), so their is no ongoing damage to the environment through the regular maintenance of a lifetime piece. From an ethical standpoint, some people prefer to wear a coat that has sacrificed an animal rather then one that has sacrificed human lives (American Soldiers who continue to work to secure petroleum for our 'fashion' desires) and also because long term, it is less damaging to the environment then synthetics. Call it the lesser of two evils, but their are a number of sound reasons for the wearing of Fur.

it started with a simple design but really hit the charts in the 50s

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