Now, silk will be used later on in my fashion class. So silk is a protean fiber, also very expensive. But, I also learned that worms play a part in this. they give us the fiber we need. They give it by going into an egg, there the egg is covered with these hair-like stands. Then the sheep is also a player too, when we shave the sheep we brush it out.
Critical thinking is important and used at all times during the fashion industry and if you don't have that when doing something involved with team work or a single person project. You will fall behind and you won't be able to go any further with your team and partners. 
What she said in the article "It's the second dirtiest thing in the world- and you're wearing it" This article tells you everything that had happen and I honestly agree with what designer Eileen said. To say that and know the damaged she might do to her company was very bold, but very happy she did it because if you don't say anything then things will get worse in the future and we don't want anymore bad things happening anymore this year. 
I think the fashion time that I loved will be the 1950's. The 1950's has the most cutest fashion with the most wonderful looking dresses and shorts. During World War II and the 1940's, clothing was greatly influenced by rationing and limited quantities of fabrics, threads and needles. Once World War II and rationing ended, a new availability of different types of fabrics and larger quantities of these fabrics allowed a new type of fashion to bloom. Because of the end of World War II and the economic boom, men were sent back to work in record numbers. This meant that two of the primary driving forces behind the consumerism of the 1950s were housewives and the baby boom. 😃😃 
First, you'll have to make the model's head, making it about 2iches, slim but not too slim, and then making cheek bones(get to to the point of why you need to put cheek bones later) then make a neck that is also slim and long, but not 2 inches. I say about 1 inch. then from the bottom lines of the neck, you make the shoulders. Try making the shoulder not too bold, or the model's are thin and small. But if you're aiming to make a slight bold woman then don't make her a bit too bold, cause then she'll look like a man. In my opinion... lol. So after you got your slim shoulders, you making the breast/bust. Don'y make them too big, saggy, small, or high. Make them near the bottom of the shoulders, but if they look saggy, then lift them up a bit. 
Last, making the face. The face has to look beautiful, slim, and dramatic. The cheek bone part is to show slimness and dramatic feature. Slightly shade the bottom of the bones then make the eyes, you want to make the eye half lidded, and with long long long! lashes. Makes the eyebrow high and thin with a sharp point at the end. Then making the lips big and dramatic with a white space in the middle to make it look like it's a bit open. After that, you got yourself a model!~ 
In a way some of the clothing that were brought to the runway was both bold and flow. Like there would be an outfit were it has a tight shirt with bold shoulders and pants with flowing bell bottoms. Then a dress that was tight on the top and flow on the bottom. Then some that were just plain boldness and plain flowing. All of them bit look futuristic and had a lot of dazzle on them that really gave them life into the outfit. If it weren't for the dazzle the runway look a bit off, but I personally think it came out great. 
Annisea Hasibuan, an Indonesian Muslim. Took a very brave step against the situation of Trump's order of keeping immigrants out, but to be more detailed. Keep the Muslim immigrants out. Showing her thoughts to this, she gathers models who are immigrants, green card holders, and first -or second- generation Americans. Then putting them on the runway with stunning outfits and Hijab to really finish the beautiful look, doing this to show her sartorial protest against Islamophobic and xenophobic sentiments and policies in the U.S. "'Drama' is truly inspired by the strength of women," Hasibuan said. "Women are characterized by a very dynamic character with all the sad, happy, complicated moments. But at the end of the day, it's the strength of women that can actually cope with everything and become empowered and rise."
Together with businessman Colonel Lewis Walker, Whitcomb launched the Universal Fastener Company to manufacture the new device. The clasp locker debuted at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair and was met with little commercial success. A Swedish-born electrical engineer named Gideon Sundback whose work helped make the zipper the hit it is today. Originally, hired to work for the Universal Fastener Company, his design skills and a marriage to the plant-manager's daughter Elvira Aronson led to a position as head designer at Universal. "Judson C-curity Fastener." And when Sundback's wife died in 1911, the grieving husband busied himself at the design table and by December of 1913, came up with what would become the modern zipper.
Taraji didn't have that much on and dress didn't have a lot of zing into it, but that's kind of what I like. Taraji honestly looks amazing in anything you put her in, she will rock it no matter what cause she has that face to go with it, and she has the body structure. (not saying you need one) But to me, taraji look absolutely beautiful in this dress. She had the skin showing, she had her figure out, the shirt curled/messy hair, purse, shoes, and that breath taking diamond necklace she has on! She completely killed me with this amazing beautiful dress on the red carpet.
There was some outfits I saw that were okay to me, some that I loved, and those I thought why would someone wear that, HaHaHa!But the outfit that I was really eyeballing was the amazing Daft punk. What they worn was so AMAZING! I loved it and was really just stuck looking at it cause it was so cool! what Daft punk worn in their performance really dropped my jaw in such a good way, cause it was so god like, and it just really made feel like it was a future thing; I just really loved it. 
The next outfit I want to just talk about that I also really loved is Beyoncé's outfit on stage! She looked absolutely beautiful, evening in her pregnancy she still shown on stage and slayed! her Lemonade album was very heart moving, heart warming, religion working in such a spectacular way, and was just unforgettable. I seriously cried cause that's how very touching it was for me and if I had to watch it again then I will watch it hundreds times more,because it was the most beautiful thing that I have ever seen and no one can ever top that.
His work gives me many mentions, Not the bad type of emotions, more like a bit good. When a scan through his work on the runway, it gives a feeling of the big city fashion, and a sort of comfy feeling, then warm, and then summer. Al his design do look the same but also different in the sometime. I actually really like it. 
There it was, a representation of the company she works for, alongside rotary phones and carousel slide projectors taken from the collective cultural attic.The patterns created here are blueprints, essential enablers for do-it-yourself-minded women and men who want to look stylish without plunking down thousands at a department store or the latest pop-up shop. Gretchen Hirsch, a blogger, author and pattern designer who began sewing seriously 10 years ago when she was in her 20s, said the process of picking out a McCall pattern has not changed from when she visited fabric stores with her mother as a girl in the 1980s. A new appreciation for artisanal crafts has led the Etsy generation to embrace sewing. Once done mainly out of economic necessity, making clothes at home is back in fashion, relatively speaking.
While I was watching I saw this dress that really caught my eye deeply and made me fall in love. The dress is made by Reem Acraa nd the dress was worn by Taraji P. Henson. I honestly love this dress because it gives me a feeling of princess all over it. During little girly years and probably all of ours too, I would always obsess over princesses and how perfect they look. So this dress really made me feel like that and made me fall head over heals for. The dress is pink with a bit a of brown (in my best guest) it shows a large amount of chest and has so much glam on it. (Glam is jewels) I didn't feel like there was much done with her hair but over all I really loved the dress and I felt like it was out of the box. 
Long knee length wool 1920s men's coats with wide lapels, broad shoulders and a tightly fitted waist emphasized thin and muscular physique. It was only natural that men returning from war could no longer fit into their pre-war clothing nor appreciate the sung suits. As 1920s suits grew more fitted in the torso so did the overcoat in the early twenties. Then as suits grew a bit wider and looser the coats followed as well. Men's overcoats were not brash and colorful as most other clothing was. Younger wealthier men preferred lighter shades and blends of blue-grey or tan-brown but that was as far as colors went. In 1923 the British trend for dark blue coats came to America. It was touted as the color that flattered all shapes, sizes, and ages. It was the new “black.” Besides coats, dark formal dinner jackets came in dark blue along with men’s business suits and casual pants. 
