We have a long association with fashion. Fashion contains the whole world and personality of a person. Fashion is the mirror of human thinking, family, education, culture, social status and behavior. On this, Italy's famous fashion designer Miuccia Bianchi Prada once said that 'Fashion is an instant language'.
When we meet someone, we understand that person by looking at his dress sense. Her nature and attitude can be understood from her dress sense. Means fashion is the language of our personality, through which we tell everything about ourselves knowingly or unknowingly without speaking.
Fashion includes everything. Clothes, hairstyles, makeup, shoes, handbags, accessories… everything. But the first thing that gets noticed is your dress sense. Everyone's style, color choice and way of carrying the dress is different. But the dress sense of some people is weak and they make a mistake regarding the selection of the dress.
To explain this thing, let us take you to the school of fashion. But before that tell us through poll what do you think about fashion?
Adam made a dress made of leaves, luxury fashion made in Paris
It is said that when Adam and Eve, the first humans of this world, ate the fruit of the tree of life, they felt ashamed to see themselves without clothes. When Eve demanded a dress, Adam made clothes for her from leaves. This was somewhere the beginning of botanical print or floral print. After this, dresses were made from animal skins which can be linked to today's animal print.
Clothing was considered a status symbol in ancient Rome and Egypt. In that era, the rich people used to wear colorful stylish clothes and the color of the clothes of the common people remained simple.
In earlier times, needles were made from bones and clothes were stitched by hand. For the first time, a needle made of bone was found in the Sibudu cave of South Africa, which is believed to be 61 thousand years old. This needle was made from the bone of a bird. Ivory needles were found in Russia 30 years ago, but copper needles were made in ancient Egypt.
In 1790, a person named Thomas Saint of Israel created the first sewing machine, which gave a new dimension to fashion and started making stylish dresses instead of wrapping clothes like a long thong.
100 years later, in 1890, the culture of haute couture ie special luxury designer dresses started in France.
When it comes to fashion in India, people look towards Bollywood.
Understand the types of fashion through graphics:
Bollywood changes fashion trends, 'Mughal-e-Azam' hits Anarkali suit
Fashion and Bollywood complement each other. The style created for Bollywood actors becomes a trend among people. Anarkali suit is a good example of this which became evergreen fashion.
The trend of Anarkali started after the 1960 film 'Mughal-e-Azam'. This ethnic wear was also named after the character of Madhubala who became 'Anarkali'.
The 1965 film 'Waqt' not only popularized Sadhna's hair cut, but also made 'sleeveless kurta and churidar pyjama' famous among women.
Mumtaz wore a triple drape saree in the 1968 film 'Brahmachari'. Till date that style of wearing saree is the life of cocktail party.
In 1980, Parveen Babi's golden shimmer gowns in the films 'Shaan' and 'Namak Halaal' set the fashion world on fire. Often girls like to wear this dress on engagement, mehndi or reception.
Yash Raj Chopra's films increased the craze of chiffon
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