Young
fashionistas are about to say good-bye to sexy hip-hugging jeans and
tops.
Clothing is getting back to its main role – covering the body.
The 2006 trends reveal that fashion turns its face to modesty, romance
and classics. It especially touches the teen fashion.
"We're seeing skirt hemlines that are at the knee and are very
demure, very proper pants, prim tops and large pearl necklaces,"
said Gloria Baume, fashion market director for Teen Vogue.
Baume claims that designers are concentrated on "ladylike and
almost old-fashioned" styles. It’s hard to believe that
teens inspired by Spears and Aguilera will follow the style of 1950s,
but Baume hopes that era of low-rise jeans is over. "I don't
like them. That style has been around for four years and I think girls
are getting tired of it" – she says.
The fashion editor of CosmoGIRL! Tara McBratney agrees with Baume
about the new trends in fashion. "Fashion is a cycle," McBratney
explained. "We got to the point where the jeans were as low as
they could go, shirts were as cropped as they could go, baby tees
were as tight as they could go, so the natural progression is for
fashion to go the other way."
Some people claim that the modesty might be the part of a larger social
shift. Modern teens, who learned the lesson from the previous generations’
experience, do not want to lead the kind of life their older brothers
and sisters did.
"Any outfit should not be so tight that you can see the shape
of underwear underneath it. And a girl should be able to reach for
something on a high shelf, bend over and pick something up or sit
on a chair without skin showing," said Pam Gunderson
Experts-educators say that most of today’s teens believe that
their looks will help them become successful and popular. However,
some teens like, for example, 15-year-old Michelle Ross say: "You
can still be cool even if you're not wearing the same type of clothing
as everyone else," said Ross. "Personality is what matters."
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Talia has been shortlisted for a 2 week photo and fashion shoot
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She is a successful registered model with md living in Queensland
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‘Get Gorgeous-2’
New reality show “Get Gorgeous-2” is to air on India’s
V Channel to discover “India’s next Supermodel”.
The show will travel to different cities across the country "looking
for the one face that will launch a thousand products".
"One of the main objectives of the ''Get Gorgeous- 2'' is to
provide a platform for good looking girls in various parts of the
country who do not get a chance to make it in the world of modelling
due to lack of resources or opportunity," Channel V VJ Gaurav
Kapur told UNI to announce the launch of the show.
The final winner of “Get Gorgeous-2” will get a contract
with Channel V.
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