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Written by Maxamillion Blick
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Saturday, 10 July 2010 22:56 |
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Due to the fact that you are reading this article, we believe that you may be some what familiar with the Fashion Newspaper. However, it is possible that this is your first time reading the paper and you may have accidentally stumbled upon this page when searching the internet. Therefore, we will take this opportunity to give you a brief introduction to the newspaper. Firstly, the Fashion Newspaper is all about fashion and textiles (and related issues such as modeling, retail, wholesale, manufacturing, etc.) The Fashion Newspaper is presented by the Apparel Search Company. Apparel Search also develops style sites such as the Fashion Industry Network, Fashion Job Search, and Apparel Search.
Here are some examples of fashion news that you can find at the Fashion Newspaper. This example is from June 2010. Obviously the news will change each month, but this will give an example of the sort of news you can expect to find at the Fashion Newspaper.
Moving Its Leather Products and Accessories Business In-House : Perry Ellis
June 23, 2010 : Fashion News
Perry Ellis International (NASDAQ:PERY) and Westport Corporation announced today that they have agreed to not renew their license agreement for men’s accessories including wallets, bags, and gift sets under the Perry Ellis family of brands. The license agreement expires December 31, 2010. Westport will continue to manufacture and distribute accessories for Perry Ellis International until then. Effective January 1, 2011, Perry Ellis International will take over all aspects of its accessories business.
Men's Wearhouse Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend : Fashion Retail News
June 18th, 2010 : Fashion News
Men's Wearhouse recently announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.09 per share on the Company's common stock, payable on September 24, 2010 to shareholders of record at the close of business on September 14, 2010.
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Written by Cynthia Nellis
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Friday, 09 July 2010 23:32 |
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If you've ever dressed up shinier than a Christmas tree or turned down last-minute party invitations because you had nothing to wear, you'll know that the holiday season is loaded with chances for fashion disasters.
With a little help and preparation, you can learn how to avoid common holiday fashion mistakes and look your prettiest this year.
Common holiday fashion faux pas:
1. Wearing Too Much Glitz
Beading, metallic and shimmer are all fine for the holidays. In fact, most women wait until a good party to break out all of the glitzy finery. But too much shine can overwhelm anyone, especially if you wear it in areas that you don't necessarily want to highlight (like a beaded chest sweater for a busty gal).
Find out how to wear glitz right: How to Wear Embellishment.
2. Showing Too Much Skin
Thigh-high miniskirts and cut-to-the-navel dresses may look great on the runway, but in reality they are almost impossible to carry off. Not only is it possible to dress sexy while leaving lots to the imagination, it's also the best way to look your prettiest for the holidays. The secret here is to accentuate your best features with a suggestion: a lace trimmed camisole under a blazer hints at great cleavage, a small slit on a skirt gives a glimpse at gorgeous legs, a halter dress shows off toned arms.
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Written by style
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Thursday, 24 June 2010 07:29 |
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There has been an extraordinary outpouring of grief over the death of Alexander McQueen at age 40. That is a testament to just how groundbreaking and powerful the British designer's vision was. (Read Tim Blanks' tribute here.)
McQueen's work always provoked emotional reactions—extreme ones. One season, his audience shed tears of frustration over his inhospitable choice of venue; the next, tears of joy over the haunting beauty of both the clothes and the staging. Even as he entered his forties, the designer was hardly ever written about without the phrase "enfant terrible" following his name. And yet, despite the perennial bad-boy tag, he'd won all the big awards given out in London and was even honored by Queen Elizabeth as a Commander of the British Empire in 2003.
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