The Fashion

Fashion (from French, Latin and this mode, modus, manner or measure), in its broader meaning an election or, rather, a regulatory mechanism of elections, held on the basis of subjective criteria associated with the collective taste.

Fashion trends are those repetitive, whether clothing, accessories, lifestyles and ways of behaving, that make or modify the behavior of people. The fashion interms of clothing, is defined as those mass trends and genres that people adopt or stop using. Fashion refers to the ways that mark a specific place or time, especially those relating to dress or decorate.

The image makers

For hundreds of years were the kings and nobles who drew the lines of fashion. In the seventeenth century, Louis XIII, King of France, decided to hide his baldness with awig. Soon, European nobles began shaving his head and follow his example, imposing a style that lasted more than a decade.

In the nineteenth century, women's magazines began to promote new trends and patterns even offer financial incentives for women to drawn up their own clothes. With the advent of the twentieth century and the popularity of film and television, movie stars became internationalidols and began imposing fashion. The same happened with famous musicians, which came into vogue styles radical youth soon follow. Today, little has changed. Advertisers make use effectively of fashion shows, attractive glossy magazines, billboards, shop windows and television ads to create demand for new clothes.

"Fashion is an evolutionary trend" * Fashion is a trend in which the individualeither female or male, adopts a costume appropriate to the time, involving a particular form of dress, use of accessories or how and / or hair color. Fashion refers to the aesthetic beauty, as long as relates to the time you are living or context. The term is often used as synonymous with fashion trend, referring to what else is using at any given time. Each individual seeks to look good and to dofollow the rules imposed by the fashion that indicate what should be used according to age, sex, height and size of the individual.

* The mode itself emerged in the fourteenth century, and has evolved to today.

There are now major global designers, many of them noted for their innovgadores designs such as: Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, DKNY, Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren, Nicole Miller,Tommy Hilfiger, among others.

Fashion during

Sixteenth century

The Italian Renaissance (short coat without hood), the cap, hat with feathers and shoes blunt and broad. Women also wore their studs and slashed but on the sleeves, ruff and greens, as well as skirts and overskirts, waistcoats and corsets, capes or cloaks pompous and cap for the head. From the second half of the century, thegrowing importance of the Spanish monarchy in Europe imposes the style of the court of Emperor Charles I of Spain, a sober style, characterized by the use of dark colors and tight clothing, no wrinkles or folds and rigid appearance, especially in women in imposing the use of the farthingale. At the upper edge of the sleeve is used a cord will result ruff or lechuguilla.

Seventeenth century

Inthis era dominated French fashion in both men and women. Were used breeches with silk stockings, waistcoat and jacket that by mid-century, it becomes smaller and side pleated back and narrow sleeves. With the fall of the French dynasty back the simple robe and carried up to their knees tight pants, vest, tie and jacket, with collar and tails flying, powdered wigs and topped with a tie, hats eventhree or two peaks. After the revolution, long hair is left smooth, high conical hats or tube, with short wings and later colored shoes with heels that are added loops or buckles and cuffed boots. The woman wears or verdugados painers broad and flattened on two fronts, acorsetado bodice and neckline with chiffon or lace. Polonaises, gowns with lace collar and long sleeves. In the French dress,...