It's about 2013's fashion, famous fashion designer: valentino, christopher bailey, nicola formichetti) and fashion in the past and surveys about fashion.

3. 
The saying, 'what goes around comes around', is as true as it
can ever be when it comes to fashion! Tiered or layered
dresses and skirts, one-shoulders, polka dots, empire waists
and jumpsuits are some of the styles that were prominent 50
years ago but have made their way into current style trends.

6. 
Many tv shows have
appeared on our
screens that are
based in yesteryear, Mad Men is the
popular example. Plus
a few celebrities have
named Vintage as
their catwalk dress; a
sneaky way of
ensuring no other
celebrity will wear
the same dress.

7.  In
recent years the style of vintage
have developed and become
distinctive style.

9.  Bermuda
Shorts:
They’re ultra chic,
fam-friendly, and
flattering.
 Black and White:
Appropriate to wear
year-round, easy to
pull off at every
budget, and sleek
enough to work at the
office or on date
night, this trend is
the definition of
wearable.

10.  Sunglasses:
They hit the runway in every
shape and size, each pair louder and more
fabulous than the next.

11. 
Sporty dresses: -with their
flirty A-line skirts and
shoulder-showcasing
bodices—are going to
distract quite a few dudes.
They work just as easily
with wedges and high-heel
sandals as they do with
comfy canvas sneakers.
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Bold Stripes: take spring’s
big, bold, uncomplicated
stripes for a spin instead.
With denim, they’re allAmerican; with navy,
they’re nautical-chic; and
worn head-to-toe, they’re
just plain cool.

21.  Interested
in fashion
while in primary school
in Italy.
 He
apprenticed under
his aunt Rosa and local
designer Ernestina
Salvadeo.
 Valentino
to Paris.
then moved

22. 
He studied at the École
Arts.
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Valentino sketched
furiously, between helping
with window dressing and
greeting clients for the
daily 2:30 pm private
showings. Most of his early
sketches were lost.

23.  However,
at a Rome exhibition in 1991 a
smattering of them went on display and
then-current clients such as Elizabeth Taylor
marveled that the DNA of Valentino's style
was already apparent in the layers of white
pleats and animal prints.

27.  He
was born in Yorkshire, the son of a carpenter
and a window dresser for Marks and Spencer.
 He
graduated from the Royal College of Art with
a Masters degree in 1994 .

28.  From
1994 to 1996 he
was the Womenswear
Designer at Donna
Karan and Senior
Designer of
Womenswear at Gucci
in Milan from 1996 to
2001.

29.  He
joined Burberry in May 2001 as creative
director and became chief creative director in
November 2009. Bailey is credited with
transforming the fortunes of the company.

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2009 - Designer of the Year, British Fashion Awards (UK)
2009 - Honorary Patron of the University Philosophical
Society, Trinity College, Dublin
2009 - Appointed Member of the Order of the British
Empire (MBE) in HM Queen Elizabeth II Birthday 2009
Honours List for Services to the Fashion Industry
2008 - Menswear Designer of the Year 2008, British Fashion
Awards (UK)
2007 - Menswear Designer of the Year 2007, British Fashion
Awards (UK); Honorary Doctorate of Science from the
University of Huddersfield, Yorkshire
2006 - Honorary Doctorate from the University of
Westminster, where Bailey graduated from with a BA in
1990
2005 - Designer of the Year, British Fashion Awards (UK)
2004 - Honorary Fellowship from the Royal College of Art
where Bailey graduated from with an MA in 1994

32.  He
is an
Italian/Japanese
fashion director and
fashion editor. He is
most widely known as
the new artistic
director for the Italian
fashion label DIESEL,
and for being a
frequent collaborator
with singer-songwriter
and performance artist
Lady Gaga.

33.  Formichetti
is also
known as fashion
director of Vogue
Hommes Japan, is a
contributing editor
of several other
fashion magazines,
and is fashion
director for the
clothing company
Uniqlo.

34.  In
November 2010
he was named one
of the "most
influential creative
forces working in
fashion today." The
following month he
was awarded the
Isabella Blow Award
for Fashion Creator
at the 2010 British
Fashion Awards

37.  Centuries
pass and the fashion changes.The
outfit of a person has always been important.
 There are some clothes which people wear
today and also wore in the past.Now I will show
you some of them.

38.  The
first high heeled
shoes has been appeared
by Leonardo Da Vinci in
1933.It has been
appeared for a girl who
belonged to Floransa’s
famous family to look
taller and more
charming.
 The
high heeled shoes
have been spread day
by day and women have
worn them for centuries.

39.  Jeans
which are one
of the famous
costumes were
manufactured in
18th century.The
aim of producing
them that to supply
costume from hardy
fabric to metal
workers.The jeans
have been spread
all over the World
after metal workers
had worn them.

40.  Trench
coats were
manufactured around
1901.They were
prefered in autumn
and spring in general.
Trench coats were
produced to protect
officer from the
rain.After that trench
coats have been wore
in everywhere.

41.  T-shirts
were
manufactured for
soldiers in
1913.After the
t-shirts had been
settled at the
Street fashion,
they have been
spread to World
fashion.

42.  These
days many woman were
wearing tights.But, the
interesting thing is that in the
past the tights were also very
common and popular amongst
men.It was not important for a
men to be rich or poor for
wearing them.But, rich men
were wearing silk tights , poor
men were wearing simple
tights.However, the jeans and
socks replace the tights after
17th century.

44. 
These days the grey hair is popular for celebrities
(Lady Gaga).The grey hair was very popular amongst
women in the 18th century.Also, the queen of France
had her hair coloured grey at the little age.Although
women decided to colour their hair another pale,
the most popular colour for hair was grey
nevertheless.

45.  Fashion
of the fake
fingernail belongs to
Egyptians.If women were
rich in Egypt, they used
fingernail that was made by
golden.If women were poor
in Egypt, they were using
fingernail that was made by
ivory or bone.Although the
fingernails don’t show
wealth now, they showed
wealth in the past.

46. Generally, women prefer
to wear a white wedding
dress.But, designers have
been designing colourful
wedding dress for being
different around now.
 Wearing colourful
wedding dress has started
in the middle of
1800.After the queen
Victoria wore a white
wedding dress in
1840, brides started to
prefer the white wedding
dress.
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