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MODA – FASHION Fashion is something we deal with everyday.

Even people who say they don’t care what they wear choose clothes every morning that say a lot about them and how they feel that day. One certain thing in the fashion world is change. We are constantly being bombarded with new fashion ideas from music, videos, books, and television. Movies also have a big impact on what people wear. Ray-Ban sold more sunglasses after the movie Men In Black.

Sometimes a trend is world-wide. Back in the 1950s, teenagers everywhere dressed like Elvis Presley.

Fashion Advice – men’s fashion We don’t know how many times we’ve said this to people but the fit of your clothing really is everything. If you’re going for a simple and classic look, it’s important to know that baggy just won’t cut it. Kanye West may be able to pull off the oversized look, but for many of us (including myself), we simply can’t. We either end up looking like a dishevelled teenager or someone really trying to be stylish but falling flat.

Classic Fashion Style * If you want some fashion ideas, these are simple pieces that you can build a whole wardrobe around. You can add colour and detail to your look wherever you feel necessary. So, here’s our list of simple basics that you need in your life:

* Plain T-shirts (white, black, grey) * A pair of blue jeans * A pair of black jeans * Black trousers * White Trainers * Formal shoes (black and brown) * Black or camel overcoat * Oxford shirt (white) * Suit (black, navy or grey)

Men’s fashion in 1810s

Men’s fashion in 1910s

Men’s fashion in 2010s

Woman’s fashion *You know how sometimes you just

know things, but don’t realize that you do until someone mentions it out loud. That’s just the case with fashion too, and that’s why we always need tips from experts, fashionistas, and designers to validate what we know. But, often while reading about stuff, we realize how we miss tiny details and how other people have a different perspective to offer! Like they say, the better is in the details.

Woma’s fachion tips ALWAYS ACCESSORIZE

* Try to have at least one accessory on, whether it’s a statement necklace, a pop-color scarf or an great pair of earrings.

FOLLOW STYLISH WOMEN

* Browse internet trendsetters in your free time. Find a few fashionistas whose style you admire, then use their photos as inspiration to create daily looks.

INVEST IN BASICS THAT FIT

* Basics really aren’t basic—they can be the foundation of extremely fashionable (and simple!) choices.

WEAR COLORFUL SHOES

* When it comes to footwear, color packs a huge style punch—and they don’t have to be sky-high heels, either (flats can make the same statement and your feet will thank you).

Woman’s fashion in 1810s

Woman’s fashion 1910s

Woman’s fachion 2010s

Kids Fachion * Make sure clothes pass the bend and twist test Playing is no

fun if you're worried about clothes sliding down or getting caught on something or being stiff or inflexible. During play time you want kids to be able to bend, twist, run, jump, and move however they want. Kids want to feel comfortable whether they are sitting on the floor or standing or hopping or riding a bike or sliding down a slide. We like to test clothes out and make sure that when kids bend down or reach up they aren't showing off too much skin on either their front or back.

Clothes that are soft and stretchy with some give are great for moving kids. My kids especially love elastic waistbands since they get really annoyed if things slide down. We love breathable pre-shrunk cotton or a cotton/polyester combo.

You also want to make sure that play clothes aren't too baggy or flowy (unless you are playing dress up, of course!). Clothes that have too much excess material can get caught as kids move around and can be frustrating and distracting, especially if they have to keep rolling up clothes or pushing them up. Wearing bike shorts or leggings can also help girls feel more comfortable if they want to be able to move but still like wearing dresses or skirts.

* Stick to clothes with easy washing instructions Play

clothes are bound to be washed a lot since they are used during playtime. Play can be filled with messy activities, explorations, and experiments. Keep it easy and avoid clothes with complicated washing instructions. I typically wash most things on cold and then hang them to dry because using the dryer too often seems to make our clothes shrink or wear faster. I love fancier clothes for dinner dates and special family events and church, but for daily play at the park and at preschool I like to stick with clothes that are easy to wash and get back in the clothing rotation as quick as possible!

* 3. Buy clothes in a little bit larger size than needed

(and/or that are adjustable) I don't have a huge budget for clothes so I prefer to get as much wear out of each outfit as possible. By buying clothes a little bit larger than needed (but not too baggy) they seem to last for longer. They are also more comfortable than clothes that are just the right fit that then shrink or that kids grow through too quickly. My favorite types of clothes are ones that are adjustable- especially jeans and other types of pants!

* Choose clothes that can go on and off easily Kids seem

to always be removing clothes because they are dirty or they have to go to the bathroom or because they are playing dress up. Having clothes that are pretty easy for kids to take off themselves makes life so much easier... especially when I'm hosting playgroup for 5 other kids who all want to dress up too. During potty training I especially like to make sure that pants are easy to pull down and aren't too tight. We also try and avoid tricky buttons and snaps and shirts with head holes that are more narrow and tough to pull off. I don't like to avoid zippers and snaos entirely though because they are great for strengthenng fine motor skills. I always like to try them out though... some are made much better than others. If a child can't unsnap his pants then there are bound to be potty accidents, so I'd prefer to avoid those! Where we live in Northern California the weather can change dramatically so I also like to dress my kids in layers. It is important that they know how to put on and take off a hoodie or a simple long sleeved shirt.

Fabric that is too tight, thick, or too slick or even too small doesn't work well for teaching kids to be independent and get themselves dressed/undressed.

* Pick your battles Just because you buy it doesn't

mean they'll like it. Sometimes what we think is comfortable for play is not the same as what they think is comfortable (ie. my daughter wearing an Elsa dress for half the day). I prefer to avoid power struggles over clothes and if I really don't like an outfit or think it is too crazy... I just take a photo to show at a later date :). One of my favorite ways to get kids dressed for play in clothes that they think are comfortable is by setting out two different pants or shirts and letting them pick. This way we both get to have an opinion but they still get to choose. One great option for affordable and comfortable clothes is Garanimals, which is exclusively sold at Walmart stores and at Walmart.com. I especially love the simple tees and polos and shorts for the summer.

With how quickly kids grow it is nice to have somewhere to go to buy afforable and cozy clothes.

*Kids fachion in 1810s

Kids Fachion in 1910s

Kids Fashion 2010s

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Professora: Jandinara Data: 19/10/2018