Found 241 Articles for Fashion & Styles

During the projection period, it is anticipated that the market for children's clothing will grow at a CAGR of 8.76%. (2022–2027). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic-related factory and retail sector closures, the apparel and children's wear markets both experienced a large decrease. A significant factor in the market's rise was the cancellation of public events. The market investigation, however, was supported by the online retail channel. Market Overview Due to a mix of demographic, macroeconomic, and societal factors as well as sales in the category, the market is anticipated to surpass both men's and women's wear in terms of increase ... Read More

Trends in adult fashion have begun to have a big impact on children’s fashion. A word used in the retail sector to describe pricey children’s clothing is “grandma bait.” The popularity of social media sites like Instagram has encouraged celebrities and fashion bloggers to post images of their kids wearing designer’s “street style” attire, which has encouraged parents to dress their kids in the same way they would dress themselves. Children’s Wear Some parents place a high value on well-made, high-quality clothing, and children’s apparel is being given top billing in luxury clothing boutiques and high-end clothing retailers. From a ... Read More

Anything comfortable to wear qualifies as a casual dress. Unplanned and relaxed attire is what it is. Nobody wants to dress formally all the time. There must be some casual wear options in your collection. From a lengthy maxi dress to short, adorable summer clothing, it might be anything. Meaning of Casual Wear The term “casual wear” refers to a loose, infrequent, spontaneous, and appropriate for daily use dress code that started in the West. After the 1960s counterculture, casual clothing gained popularity in the West. The terms “loungewear” or “leisurewear” may be used to emphasise the comfort of casual ... Read More

The component garments (jacket, trousers, and waistcoat) follow each other, are made of the same fabric and colour, and are worn together, which is how the term "suit." It got its meaning by "following" from the French suite, which is a derivative of some Late Latin verb sequor, which means "I follow." What Are Suits? The term "suit" was expanded to refer to a single piece of clothing that covers all or most of the body, since a suit (in this sense) covers the wearer's entire body. Suits are available in a variety of styles and materials. Different cuts and ... Read More

Shorts in the twentieth century started to be taken on as a sort of enemy of design-a conscious, pointed explanation that conflicts with the style standard and says, “I am unique and dislike you” - by a gathering of specialists in the Santa Fe region. For the most part, savvy people took to wearing shorts as their very own ID group character and individual status. They recognised themselves in the sombreness, receptivity, and heartiness of the workers and were establishing themselves as a part of the Western scene. They likewise took on a gender-neutral show. What Is the Meaning of ... Read More

These days, most of us do not buy clothes and then go to a tailor’s shop, give measurements, and wait for a week or more to get it in a wearable form. I mean, until a few years ago, we did not have the culture of buying and wearing ready-made garments. Rather, we got it done through a tailor. But from the last two or three decades, the culture of ready-made garments has become very popular. Even people in the village prefer to buy ready-made dresses. Secondly, online shopping promoted ready-made garments to the next level. So, today’s fashion is ... Read More

Fashion is ubiquitous as it is present in every society and in every class. People, based on their choice, financial status, and budget, follow certain fashion styles. The rich people of the country have their own style of fashion and the lower income group people have their own fashion style. In fact, in this technologically advanced world, where copycat fashion is practiced, fashion design cannot differentiate between rich people’s fashion and poor people’s fashion, as both may wear the same designed dresses. But definitely, there are differences in the quality of fabrics used in making both the dresses; the way ... Read More

An outer garment called a pair of pants or slacks covers the lower part of the body from the waist to the ankles and is segmented to cover each leg individually. According to historians who seek to define pants, if any part of a garment travelled between the legs, it was an ancestor of this garment. According to this definition, trousers date back to antiquity and were particularly popular among horse people like the Scythians and Mongols. Meaning of "Pants"? Although the terms "pants" and "trousers" are sometimes used synonymously, trousers typically refer to tailored clothing having a fitting waistband, ... Read More

For decades, jeans have been regarded as a fashion revolution. Denim was first discovered during the 18th century, when cotton production was abundant. It gained popularity because of its durability. Jeans were considered a pop culture fad in the early twentieth century, with Western cowboys in movies wearing blue jeans. The clothes became popular among teenagers during this time period. Manufacturers examined the situation and devised novel designs. They incorporated new colors, embroidery, and patchwork. Beginning Though the jeans were made as early as in 18th century, but in the late nineteenth century, Levi Strauss popularised and named it "jean" ... Read More

In the last few decades, the number of working women has increased substantially, which eventually has increased women's disposable income. As a result of this, it has driven the womenswear market segment. Fast fashion and globalisation have made people more aware of current fashion trends. According to projections, the market for women's clothing is currently valued at about Rs 1, 02, 358 crore, and it would increase by 11% by 2025. It would not only be constrained by the size of the market, but it would also result in a paradigm change from non-branded to branded and from ethnic clothing ... Read More