Fashion

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i would check a store like sport check

So they can get up in the middle of the night and see what the noise downstairs is without exposing themselves to their kids, mostly. Not freezing is also a good reason to wear them.

Romaine by Luvian

decorative fabric pieces that fall down over the opening of pockets

Lanvin

"Tangible things" is a broad term. Tangible items are objects that can be physically felt or moved. Tangible materials are physical objects that can be shaped and arranged to create garments. It is my assumption that tangible items in fashion are items that you add to your design that would not traditionally be used to create garments.

To showcase their upcoming line of clothing.

The contributor above has given a fine answer to the question of way fashion designers hold fashion shows. As a former fashion show photographer a few other items can be added to the answer.

Certainly fashion designers wish to display their latest designs, however, it goes a bit beyond that. Allow me to explain:

A. The fashion show is "designed" to sell the fashion designs to large retailers;

B. Normally retail buyers attend, for the purpose of buying bulk designs that can be sold at reasonable retail prices;

C. For upscale celebrities, a certain portion of the desiners's work will be the type of (as example) evening wear that can cost as much as $10,000;

D. The designer uses the showing as a convenient meeting place for other designers who are friends;

E. Fashion critics and fashion newspapers such as Women's Wear Daily are invited to provide objective opinions that the designer can use to refine his or her designs;and

F. If only for publicity purposes, the designer holds 2 shows a year so as not to fall off the fashion world's radar. This is because of the huge number of designers who are competitors.

What goods you see (of others' lives) is only a snapshot, a brief moment on the runway, and what they let you see. What goes on backstage, blood and sweat, tears and cries, and hardwork go unnoticed although they are what made it all happens.

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junior sizes are a little more bigger like for pre teens and kid sizes are for 10 or smaller

Yes

The Alan Parsons Project's "I woudn't want to be like you

You might just need to go a size up. Shop around for different brands- investing in a pair from Spanx might be a good idea as they offer more comfort than some brands.

You can probaly find one on Ebay or Amazon.

boohoo.com is a great site so is asos

It depends how you style it.

• light pink
• dark pink
• hot pink

A line of clothes by JLS

No one can accurately depict what fashion will be like, 7 years from now. It is impossible to know the future, however, predictions are constantly being conceptualized. Ultimately, it is up to the fashion designers of the future to create the image and trends of fashion for that year. In addition, street fashion is rapidly becoming an influential aspect of high fashion; therefore, it is up to you and me to shape the future of fashion!

No, they don't do student discounts.

Without the Blue yes. Purple, Pink, and Orange are the new color "styles".

But color preferences and color matching are usually very personal and, of course, always subjective. Color wheels can be an aid in choosing the right shades most likely to go well. See the related links below for a link to a site with color wheel information.

Studies indicate that individuals (and sometimes whole tribes of people) see colors differently and that there is as much or more brain involved in color sensing as there is eye and light involvement, and, perhaps even some genetic involvement (in the most recent studies).

How well colors go together will always depend upon the specific shades and tones of the colors. There are many shades of blue. Some are "cool" (on the green side) blue and some are "warm" (on the red side) blue, for example. Some blue colors look good with some shades of purple and others are horrible together.

Often you just have to try them and see what you and others think about the combination. If you can find a pattern or print (in a scarf, for example) that has all the colors together in it, then that often will pull it together and make everything work and it may also give you ideas for shades of the colors that work well together.

Yes.