The 411 on Fashion, Part I

Fashion is basic, it is the art of making products that clothe and accessorize the body. Fashion runs the gamut from classic to avant garde, handbags to bracelets, black to white...and everything in between.

Think of fashion as the umbrella under which everything relating to clothes, shoes, handbags, and jewelry falls under. Oscar de la Renta is fashion, so is Rachel Roy, so is Nine West, and so is Kenneth Jay Lane. Fashion does not have to be pricey, it does not have to be made of silks and lace, nor does it only fit the thin, or skinny.

Let's take a look at some fashion.



Here I have highlighted some of the more identifiable fashion.
There is Karl Lagerfeld and Coco Chanel, two of the most prominent figures in fashion.
There is a representation of all that encompasses fashion, the Christian Louboutin shoes, with their famous red soles; the Louis Vuitton handbag; the Marilyn Monroe style dress; the Burberry trenchcoat; and the Tiffany diamond earrings. Now, while all of these things tend to be more expensive, they are by no means a complete collection of all that is fashion. Since most people identify labels with fashion, I have represented that here.

Fashion is by and large, what you do with it. It can be the most wonderful and magnificent showcase of who and what you are, or done wrong completely inadequate and well...WRONG.
We are going to attempt to rememdy some of that wrong!