I have been bit by love this winter, yes, but that has not stopped me from going out and finding new joys to enjoy. For one I’m enjoying this resurgence of ideas! Fashion did not die in the 80’s; everyone was just drugged up on coke so it made it all more ‘lively,’ not to mention that sex was the greatest trend of that generation.
Although the years have changed, innovation hasn’t. Today there are new technologies embarked upon in fashion, daily. Just last year the geniuses over at Fendi figured out how to combine gold into fur (I had the honor of touching one of those fur confections and it felt just as soft as a fur that was made without it, brilliant). Or, how about Dolce and Gabanna offering a line of cosmetics, just out this year, a first for the company and now Tom Ford is in the process of securing investors for a rtw women’s collection. That’s enough to close down the House of Gucci alone. Hehehe.
With innovation there are the innovators. Beyonce waking industry great Thierry Mugler for her I Am… Tour, Lady GaGa preciously whoring the fashion industry, will feature in Vogue’s December issue...
Now on to Beth ditto jarring the fashion world into a frenzy to have her charisma and style, partnered with Evans UK, Topshop’s “big” sister brand, and did a collection for women with great figures such as hers.
With all this being said the moral of my rant is this: Stop dressing like you’re apart of a dying (dead) day; the 80’s, and take hold of what’s new in fashion, excite yourself in what is yet to come. I’m willing to actually come out, you be willing to change the way you present yourself. Sometimes more is more.
P.S. Oh yea, and do it all wrong. Wear shorts and a fur chubby in freezing weather. Wear cream at night! Read a book and forego the coke. Make this (our) generation one to remember. Hoorah to the 2000’s!!!!!!!!!!!
Photo: www.vogue.com
