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Sycuan Casino and Resort held its first fashion show at the Retreat Pool & Cabanas. The resort presented seasoned and upcoming designers from all over North America. The goal was to give a platform to Native Americans to showcase their creativity with an emphasis on jewelry, beadwork, and clothing design.

The event began with the Emcee, Ruben Littlehead, welcoming the crowd. Stan Rodriguez gave the opening prayer and was followed by the Bird Singers. Next, Littlehead introduced a dance troupe named the Indigenous Enterprise. This exuberant dance group was dressed in colorful regalia. They have performed at the Sydney Opera House, the Met Gala, Lincoln Center, and now Sycuan Casino and Resort. They dazzled the crowd with their traditional dance number.

The fashion show began with Benjamin Leedom showing off his 3 Feathers Star Quilts. He is a member of the Northern Cheyenne tribe and believes that star quilts represent the sky. Next, the beautiful designs from Aresta Tsosie-Paddock from the Navajo Nation came down the runway. Following this, Terence Brown showed off his collection from Trap Native featuring his streetwear brand.

Disa Tootoosis from the Cree nation in Saskatchewan presented designs combining traditional and modern. Josh Muse, who is the current vice chairman of the Tribal Council, presented his men’s suits from J&D Custom clothier. The models came down the runway showing off the flawless fit of these tailored suits that were made with the finest fabrics.

Mother and daughter team Cheyleen Julian and Rosine Tree rocked the runway with vibrant ribbon skirts and Native American beading. Ashley Garcia from the Oglala Lakota Nation in Rockyford, S.D., showed native contemporary designs on the catwalk.

Closing the show was the artist Designs by Della. She is a member of the Apsaalooke (Crow) Tribe of Montana. Della Bighair-Stump also combines traditional and modern work to create her wearable fashions. Each one is one of a kind. She takes photos of her beadwork and has it printed on fabric and then creates bathing suits, dresses, and pants for the runway with this special fabric.

During the evening, DJ Danny kept the audience entertained with his upbeat tunes.

Closing remarks were by Angelica Labrake, program director. She thanked everyone for coming out and all those who helped put this inaugural show together. Labrake invited everyone to join her in the Wachena Room to view or purchase everything from the show. This was an excellent opportunity for the audience to come backstage and meet the designers and see the designs up close.Read more at:white formal dress australia | black formal dresses australia

Throughout his career, Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake, who died of cancer at 84, rejected terms like “fashion”.

But his work allowed much of the world to reimagine itself through clothing.

Born in Hiroshima in 1938, Miyake studied graphic design in Tokyo, where he was influenced by the Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi and the black and white photography of Irving Penn.

As soon as the post-war restrictions barring Japanese nationals from travelling abroad were lifted, he headed to Paris, arriving in 1964.

There, the young designer apprenticed for eminent haute couture fashion houses Guy Laroche and Hubert de Givenchy. Such houses made expensive clothes that conformed to prevailing standards of etiquette. Miyake was to go well beyond that. Miyake was there for the Paris student revolt of 1968 and was galvanised by the youth quake shaking all rules of society.

The ready-to-wear concept by a couturier had been launched just a few years earlier when Yves Saint Laurent created Saint Laurent Rive Gauche in late 1966. The fashion system was changing and Miyake rose to the challenge.

Japanese fashion revolution

Miyake arrived in Paris shortly after Kenzo’s “Jungle Jap” clothes had made waves, with their bright colours and unexpected patterns, based partly on Japanese artistic traditions.

The Japanese revolution in fashion was commencing.

Japanese designers including Rei Kawakubo for Comme des Garçons, Yohji Yamamoto and Issey — all born in the 1930s and 40s‘ — rose to prominence in the 70s‘ and showed in Paris.

All questioned Eurocentric views of fashion and beauty. The Japanese designers reversed the Western focus on symmetry and tidiness and adopted aspects of Japanese aesthetic systems, such as Yamamoto’s use of black with colours such as red, purple, cerise, brown and dark blue.

Miyake held his first show in New York in 1971 and in Paris in 1973. He integrated technology with tradition, exploring Japanese aesthetics and the uncut, untailored garment. He also commissioned high-tech textiles that influenced fashion around the world.

Miyake’s BODY series included the famous bustiers of plastic, rattan and resin in which the female body was re-imagined as a type of armour. In February 1982, the prominent journal Artforum photographed a Miyake bustier on its cover. It was the first time a contemporary art journal had featured fashion.

Covering the body

Throughout his career Miyake completely re-imagined the potential of textiles.

Working with his textile director Makiko Minagawa and Japanese textile mills, he began to create the famous Pleats collections: using thermally processed polyester textiles that are not pleated before sewing (the regular practice), but manufactured much larger, and then pleated in machines.

The Rhythm Pleats collection from 1989 was inspired by the French artist Henri Rousseau: Miyake took elements of the colour palette and the strange sculptural shells surrounding women in these paintings, a good example of how his influences were always abstract and suggestive.

His very commercial collection Pleats Please was launched in 1993.

The A-POC (A Piece of Cloth) collection (in collaboration with Dai Fujiwara, 1998) revolutionised clothing design and prefigured anxieties around the unsustainability of fashion and its attendant waste. Clothes were knitted in three dimensions in a continuous tube, using computerised knitting technology as a whole and from a single thread.

The garment came in a cylinder and was later cut out by the wearer — there was no waste, as leftover sections became mittens, for example.

Miyake and men

Miyake’s pneumatic collection in 1991 included knickerbocker trousers for men with plastic bladders and straws — men could inflate or deflate the clothes to suit.

It was the age of the AIDS crisis and attendant body wasting. Calvin Klein had responded with hyper-masculine underwear and hyper-masculine advertising. Miyake, on the other hand, tested the zeitgeist by suggesting we use clothes to make our bodies and appearances suit our needs.

Having worn his clothes myself for some time, I can testify to the liberation they provide. The jackets are unlined and embrace the body in unexpected ways. Sleeves might be manufactured so they create a pagoda shape on your arm and add dynamism to the body. The colour palette is extraordinary and so different from a diet of sensible woollens or tweeds.

Computer-generated jacquard weaving creates subtle patterns only truly registered by closer looking. The textiles have an unexpected tactility next to the skin. Some of the garments are provided literally rolled in a ball. They weigh virtually nothing, meaning they liberate the traveller. Once unrolled and put on the body, they spring back to life.

There is a real sense that you, the wearer, animate these lifeless things: dressing is a performance and the clothes generate a reality that is both theatrical and practical. Although widely worn (there is a cliche all gallerists once lived in Miyake) people remain intrigued by them, wanting to touch them for themselves.

At the Issey Miyake Retrospective in Tokyo in 2016, I saw Miyake and very much wanted to go over and thank him for transforming the potential of fashion for women and men around the world, its material possibility and imaginative possibility.

I’d very much like to thank him for that now.Read more at:formal dress online | long evening dresses australia

If ever proof was needed that one can rise phoenix-like from the ashes after a devastating personal event, then local business entrepreneur and mother of two Sam Hipperson is surely it.

Going through a separation, selling the family home and then having to Airbnb and hotel hop from week to week due to not being able to rent a place because of Covid, would have surely broken the majority of us but not Sam.

And after spending a pleasant sunny Friday morning interviewing her it would appear that this very testing period of Sam’s life has actually only made her stronger and wiser.

I’m talking to her because, despite the aforementioned difficulties she’s had to endure over the past two and a half years, Sam is now back up and running having bought a house, divorced her husband and taken over the running of local start-up fashion and accessories brand Love and Luxe.

We meet in a beautiful - and huge - cottage-style garden right in the centre of Tunbridge Wells to conduct the interview for SO magazine. It belongs to one of Sam’s many supportive friends who has helped her over the past few years and it’s where she shoots all the new collections for the label she acquired in February of this year which she is clearly pouring so much passion into.

“I absolutely love this garden,” says Sam as she carefully hooks a selection of beautiful beach and occasionware dresses to a pretty ornamental rose arch, ready for our photographer Emily to shoot.

“These dresses are the main stay of the Love and Luxe collection. The Ibiza Aztec one in particular is by far our most popular and always sells out,” she continues smoothing the fabric as she hangs it up, prepping it ready for its close up.

In addition to the brand’s gorgeous dresses which will perfectly transport holidaymakers from beach to bar, and look effortlessly glamourous on women of all shapes thanks to most of them being one size fits all, Sam sells lots more sartorial goodies. These include a kaleidoscope of coloured soft knits, smart blazers and divine boho style jewellery in both silver and gold. Then of course there are the ‘Off Duty’ slogan hoodies which launched the Love and Luxe label last summer under its original owner and founder Rebecca Doyle – AKA Becks from the House Build Instagram account and owner of Isabella Grace bridal boutique on Mount Ephraim.

“Becks launched Love and Luxe back in June 2021 and I could see via her Instagram stories that she was really busy running her bridal boutique, her House Build account and a new fashion brand, so I decided to email her and ask if she wanted any help.”

At this particular time Sam was newly divorced and having to stand on her own two feet financially. I reached out to Becks as my previous career had been in events and I thought I might be able to help around the Love and Luxe launch. Becks was very sweet and supportive to me saying that although she couldn’t employ me on a full or even part-time basis she might be able to give me ad hoc work.

“I hadn’t worked for 16 years due to being a stay at home mum and all of a sudden I had to find a job.

“Our first job together was on a Love and Luxe photoshoot and we hit it off. I then helped her out every now and again while the business grew and when she went on holiday a few months later in August she said that I could run the business in her absence. I was working four days a week and that’s when things started to really take off for me,” explains Sam.

By November however Becks said she felt she was unable to juggle Love and Luxe with everything else and told Sam that she could either wind the business down or Sam could buy it from her.

“She said I think you should do the latter stressing what a great opportunity it would be for me. It was quite serendipitous. Becks had really helped me and now wanted me to take it on and make something of it. I had to borrow money to buy the business and I have to admit it that I really put myself outside of my comfort zone but here I am!”

On purchasing Love and Luxe in February of this year, Sam hit the ground running having to source new premises to operate from, find a new model to showcase the clothes and work out how she was going to put her own style stamp onto things.

“I borrowed money from my sister and managed to secure a place to rent and then asked my friend Sarah if she knew of anyone who’d be up for modelling. She suggested one of her personal trainer clients, a new mum of twins called Rachel. She couldn’t understand why we’d asked her as she had just become a mummy and had lost a bit of her self-confidence. But a few months down the line and Rachel is killing it as the Love and Luxe model so it feels like a mutually beneficial collaboration!”

And over the past six months Sam says she is now finding her feet with the type of stock she is sourcing for the brand and how she is now marketing it.

“I’m seeing that having invested in targeted online advertising is paying off. We’re able to track who’s buying what and where and we’re doing pretty well – our biggest followers are in Tunbridge Wells, London and funnily enough Scotland.”

Sam says that she is also now going to trade shows so she can curate future collections and that’s something she’s really enjoying.

“For me it’s all about the quality and how something feels, so to be able to do that in person means that our shoppers know we are selling good stock. I know that a lot of people are wary about buying online but hopefully Love and Luxe customers can be assured.”

So what’s the secret of how Sam cherry picks pieces, because if her current summer collection is anything to go by it’s certainly appealing to women of most ages, styles and sizes.

“I guess I buy what I like and I buy what I would wear but I’m also really keen on quality. And it also has to be good value,” replies Sam.

“My other big thing is that it has to be multi-functional. So, I always consider how many ways I can wear something. Will it go with a denim jacket and white trainers or a pair of high heels? Can I also wear it on the school run as well as to the office, out to dinner or to a wedding? That’s a big selling point for me.”

Sam adds that she is constantly learning on the job but what’s lovely is that she can see things properly evolving.

“I’m getting into a routine with forward planning and am really excited about what we have coming up for Autumn/Winter and Christmas!

“There are some beautiful pieces coming through in some gorgeous colourways. I’m very into things looking good together and like they complement one another.”

As well as a variety of cable knits, chunky cardigans and fur trimmed ponchos, there will also be a little bit of seasonal sparkle added into the Love and Luxe mix. And the good news is that having just hosted a series of super successful pop ups, Sam is planning on doing a few more so customers can see the collection in the flesh before buying – something that’s quite unusual for an online store and its customers.Read more at:formal dresses online | formal dresses sydney

As one of the largest industries in the entire world, fashion has enriched the lives of stylish individuals across the globe for centuries. With more and more brands emerging, competition is tougher than ever – and starting a fashion brand yourself takes true grit. But don’t lose hope if you’re intimidated by the enormous undertaking. Instead, read our three best tips to getting your brand off to a flying start right down below.

APPEAL TO YOUR AUDIENCE: ACCESSIBILITY AND MARKETINGAs an aspiring brand owner, you may feel as if you are competing with the rest of the world. That isn’t too far from the truth, as many do aspire to create their own successful brand just like you. However, a lot of people don’t get their breakthrough, with many brands disappearing almost before they even get started.

So, how do you increase your brand’s chances of making it? First off, you should of course be coming out with striking, creative collections. Making your brand accessible – both in terms of prices as well as sizes – is also an effective way to appeal to a broader audience. People should be comfortable, and anyone should be able to find clothes from your fashion brand.

But with that being said, the success of a business depends on so much more than just their products. It’s just as important, if not more, to know how to brand yourself and make the public notice your fashion brand. Start off by sitting down and coming up with a few strong, memorable clothing brand names. Decide on one that encapsulates the spirit of your brand and appeals to the target audience – and build the rest of your visual identity and marketing material around it.

KNOWING CURRENT FASHION TRENDS IS A MUSTAs a fashion brand, it isn’t enough to just focus on the styles coming out of your own stores. You must also stay on top of the many different fashion trends going on right now. Of course, you shouldn’t be throwing your brand identity out the window to mindlessly recreate whatever’s trending. But being aware of trends will nevertheless help you create clothes that match consumers’ wants and avoid styles that have become outdated.

If you want to sell clothes, you have to pay attention to what your target audience is currently gravitating towards. Of course, you’re free to create whatever you want to – but if you also want to make sure that your clothes are being sold, you have to keep up with the rest of the fashion industry.

ALWAYS BE ONE STEP AHEADIt may sound like an impossible mission to be one step ahead of the fashion industry, and it almost is. But you have to give it a shot anyway. The more research you do on current fashion trends, the better your chances are of coming up with the next big thing.

No fashion brand knows for sure what will be trending next. But it’s better to try and create what you believe will be the next big thing instead of just sitting there waiting for another brand to discover what that is – and cash in on money you could’ve made.

The fashion industry is more popular than ever, and the revenue of the apparel market is expected to exceed $1.7 trillion in 2022. So now is as good a time as any to give starting your own fashion brand a go. If you follow the steps above, you will at the very least have a better chance of getting off to a great start.Read more at:light purple formal dresses | blue formal dresses australia

The feminine appeal and grace of a saree is simply unparalleled. Women of all ages have an undying love for sarees and that is always going to remain strong, even though most of them wear it occasionally. Every woman wants her saree collection to inspire envy and fetch her a string of compliments.

It is always fun to accessorize a saree look too. Given how a saree is a powerful statement wear, one can even opt for minimal accessories to round off the look looking all elegant. If you have been wanting to upgrade your saree collection then now is the best time to do it. Why, you ask? Well, there's a big Amazon prime day sale that will be live July 23 to July 24. In the run up to it, you can fetch up to a whopping 90% off on sarees.

We navigated through a sea of pretty options online and have shortlisted some of them in our list below. We found all the listed sarees very fashionable and uber modern. They bring out the modern aesthetic sense rather well. To take a closer look at them, scroll down.

Sutram Chiffon Saree

This saree comes with a matching blouse piece. Made of chiffon fabric, it comes in stunning and eye-catching turquoise and blue colour. A statement wear, its fit is amazing and it will flatter one's curves just right. The amazing sequin work on the saree and blouse makes this attire stand out. With this saree, you can opt for minimal accessories as well.

Sidhidata Full Crushed Digital Printed Pure Georgette Saree

One look at this saree and the words that can best define it are ‘stellar’ and ‘unique’. It is a saree for modern women of today with modern aesthetic sense. Made from pure georgette, the infusion of bright colours like yellow, blue and green is what lends it such an appealing look. It comes with an unstitched blouse piece in yellow colour which is sleeveless and crushed.

Miraan Jute Cotton Saree

This stunning jute cotton saree comes with a blouse piece. It is very modern in its style and something that women from all age groups would want to have in their closet. It comes with a sleeveless blouse with a timeless print on it. You will love sashaying in and out in this lovely apparel that ranks high on both style and comfort quotients.

SGF11- Digital Printed Saree

This gorgeous saree is made of Kanchipuram silk fabric and has a rich and evergreen look. The fabric is soft to touch and very smooth. It comes in amazing colour options and makes for a stellar wear. It comes with an unstitched blouse piece too. Comfortable and easy to wear, this is a must-buy. Besides, it will also fetch you lot of compliments.

River Saree

You will look drop dead gorgeous in this statement wear saree. It comes with a unstitched blouse piece and is made of nylon fabric. The lovely lace work and sequin work is what lends this attire an unparalleled style and grace. The infusion of light white and maroon colours is simply amazing. Women will love wearing this saree over and over again. It has a timeless appeal and can even be passed down the generations to come.Read more at:sliver formal dresses | dark purple formal dress

夏のコーディネートは流されがちで、なかなか自分に似合うスタイルが見つからず、人についていってしまうとミスをしてしまう、と感じたことはありませんか?

気品のあるお姉さんたちは、夏にはほとんど他人とぶつからず、普通の服を着こなすことができます。気品のあるお姉さんたちが夏にどのようにコーディネートしているのかを知りたい方は、次のようなコーディネートをチェックしてみてください。

一、薄い色の服を着て、肌の色を整える

1、薄い色のボトムス

気品のあるお姉さんが夏に着る服は、派手すぎず、くすみすぎず、アースカラーや黒よりも淡い色が好まれる傾向にあります。

例えば、白と黄色の中間に位置するベージュは今年大流行している色で、彩度が高くなく、黄色の皮で着ても問題なく、さまざまな色の服に合わせて色のコントラストを作ることができます。

2、薄い色の上着

普通のブラウスを選ぶにしても、できるだけ彩度の低い色をプラスして雰囲気を出しています。

このような淡い色の服は、全体的に優しく、攻撃的ではなく、老けても感じません。また、白っぽい色なので、くすみもそのまま着ることができます。

3、全身同色

色の組み合わせが難しくて、考えがまとまらないと思うかもしれませんが、そんなときは同系色の組み合わせが、多くの白の人がやっていることだと思います。

トップスとボトムスの色を合わせることで、確実に手間が省けるし、コーディネート全体がまとまります。好みに合わせてトレンドカラーを選んで、おしゃれに着こなしてみてください。

その2シンプルなスーツを着ると手間が省ける

1、カジュアルスーツ

彼女らは小さな姉の夏の服を買うのはいつも大変、と思うからデザインの服が必ずしもhold住すぎて、少し小さいので姉は彼女たちが直接自分にスーツを买って、着ること_、また非常のもらえる、これらの運動のスーツにもぴったりの夏、日焼け防止効果のいい、特にのレジャーと包容する。

また、カジュアルなスニーカーを組み合わせてコーディネートを変えることで、おしゃれ度がアップし、ワンパターンではなくディテールを演出することができます。

2、トレーニングスーツ

スーツを選ぶにしても、ラフに着すぎず、形や色を重視しましょう。例えば、おねえさんたちはスーツを選んでいますが、青やピンクを選んでも色白の肌が引き立ちますし、ウエストを出したアイテムでウエストを出しているので、スタイルもとても良く見えます。

三、レトロなデニムを着て、味わいを体現する

1、フレンチトップス+ジーンズ

普段着ているときは定番の凹型のほうがオシャレですが、普通の人はコーディネートを間違えてしまいがちです。似合うスタイルが見つからないのが怖いので間違えやすいので、レトロで魅力的なデニムアイテムを手に入れることをおすすめします。

ジーンズにフランス風のショートシャツを合わせているのが女神的ですし、上丈下丈の法則はスタイルの調節にもなるので、背の低い女性ならぜひ参考にしてみてください。

2、ジーンズ×ハイヒール九分

もちろん、これらのジーンズさんたちが選挙の時も、選択九分の长さを、たしかにはけっこう高くに有利な、九分直风吕にも合う足型の姉妹が美しくない。

ハイヒールで丈を伸ばしてコーディネートしましょう。ハイヒールや九分丈のジーンズでもこなれ感が出て、女性らしさが溢れて、人気者になりますよ。

夏に着るには難しく、あなたが先に参考上さんたちの组の皆様、彼女たちの各種の発想を学び、そして我々は组みのときも判断しなければならない個人のスタイルも体つきをして、自分に合った服のが重要だ。Read more at:formal dresses online | short formal dresses

AEON Malaysia's efforts in hosting a fashion show on board an MRT train have paid off, garnering 1.5 million in PR value from 30 media outlets including TV3, The Star, Sin Chew Daily, and Nanyang Siang Pau, the brand told A+M. The event also amassed 10.9 million in social media reach from the 18 media outlets and 402,500 in social media reach from the 17 blogs that were present.

AEON's fashion show featured 36 models strutting down the MRT stations and trains along the Kajang MRT Line late last month and was held as part of the AEON Fashion Preview 2022 to promote its upcoming fashion line. Commuters taking the MRT trains between Surian and Maluri station were able to witness AEON’s latest design and offerings. Jason Foo, GM, marketing strategy and communications at AEON, told A+M that the company has always planned to make fashion accessible to all walks of life. Hence, instead of hosting a fashion show in malls, the team decided to bring the show to where the rakyat are.

"We don't need to go to an extravagant fashion show to witness true fashion. The idea came about when I noticed commuters on the MRT have plenty of attention span so why not help them appreciate fashion while they are commuting?" Foo added. The collaboration with MRT Corp was based on a barter trade at no cost to AEON, he said.

When asked how AEON plans to leverage the chatter around the fashion show in its marketing, Foo explained that it will focus on pivoting from one-way communications to creating conversations around AEON and its brands. "Watch out for more exciting stuff such as NFTs, loyalty campaigns, and mega launches in line with Disney's 100 years, among others," Foo said.

AEON's new line focuses on innercasual and is touted to be size and age inclusive, while staying accessibly priced and budget friendly. The brand will introduce three distinct styles - ActiveWear, PeaceFit, and Sustainable - and these are done in collaboration with British designer and activist, Katherine Hamnett.

"SAVING THE PLANET" is the mssage on many innercasual tees print, embodying Hamnett's will and passion to protect the earth and the environment that nurtures it. AEON's deputy MD, Naoya Okada, said innercasual is all about being comfortable while opting to be versatile and flexible in one's way of life. Hence, the decision to ensure that the brand is brought to Malaysia is definitely a good fit with AEON's lifestyle strategy," she said.

The brand entered the NFT scene in April by partnering with Malaysian food artist Afi Sulaiman for a limited Kuih Raya Kita NFT series featuring nostalgic renditions of iconic kuih. Over 16 unique designs were available for collection at the launch and Ngai Yuen, AEON's chief commercial and marketing officer, told A+M then that NFTs are a great extension of the physicality of execution in the digital sphere. She added that it is creating awareness of the NFT series in-store through the most popular and must-have Kuih Raya for the season.Read more at:formaldressau | ladies formal dresses

Anne Hathaway was a sight to behold at the Valentino haute couture fall/winter 2022/2023 fashion show on July 8.

As she took to the streets of Rome, The Devil Wears Prada star looked stunning in a shimmery hot pink dress from the iconic fashion label, which made many people liken her to the iconic Barbie doll. See the striking resemblance in these pictures.

The ensemble featured a mini hemline, a turtleneck, peplum ruffle details and sequins all over. The 39-year-old completed her look with nude makeup, hair left loose and hot pink platform heels. For accessories, she wore small stud earrings and carried a pink sling bag.

According to a People report, the actor was styled by Erin Walsh, and her overall look was an ode to the fashion house’s previous ready-to-wear fall/winter 2022-23 collection, wherein its creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli introduced the colour ‘PP Pink’ in collaboration with Pantone.

Earlier this year, at the Cannes Film Festival, actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was photographed in an all-pink ensemble from Maison Valentino, which looked chic as ever. It comprised a hot pink blazer worn over a matching shirt and tailored pants.

Social media influencer and entrepreneur Masoom Minawala had also aced a Maison Valentino look for her Cannes appearance, wearing a hot pink mini dress teamed with matching tights and block heels, keeping her look experimental.

Other celebs who have worn the Valentino ‘Pink PP’ collection include actor Katherine Langford, who wore it to Cannes 2022.Read more at:cheap formal dresses brisbane | formal dress shops

Young creators from around the world will showcase their fashion designs using traditional Japanese fabrics in Philadelphia this week during the 2022 Sakura Collection Fashion Design Award Show.

This marks the first time in the competition's 10-year history that it is being hosted in North America.

Sakura Collection's show, which features the work of the finalists in the brand's design competition, takes place Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the University of Pennsylvania's Iron Gate Theater.

Created in 2012 as a competition mainly for fashion students in Asia, the award show expanded in 2020 to an international scale. Each year, designers must use specific Japanese materials to create their designs.

This year, each competitor had to use Enshu Men Tsumugi, a traditional Japanese textile material.

The show will begin with opening remarks from Ambassador Mikio Mori, consul-general of the Consulate General of Japan in New York, and Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney. Judging the competition are Elissa Bloom, executive director of The Philadelphia Fashion Incubator, and Osamu Saito, creator of Yohji Europe S.A.

Along with the fashion show, there will be live performances showcasing traditional Japanese music and culture. Following the event, there will be a reception where guests can meet the designers and performers, and enjoy Japanese sake and snacks.

The competition is being hosted in conjunction with the Consulate General of Japan in New York, the University of Pennsylvania Center for East Asian Studies and the city of Philadelphia.

"The Sakura Collection Fashion Design Award is a wonderful opportunity to connect young creators with traditional Japanese culture," Mori said. "I'm excited about the opportunity to help bring this award to life in North America for the first time and showcase Japan's culture and the work of these talented creators in the City of Philadelphia."Read more at:red formal dresses | grey formal dresses australia

誰もが完璧を求めていても100%完璧ではない時代には、「完璧」に妥協する必要があります。もちろん、「妥協」が「下手」ではないことは、着こなしでもよくわかります。

自分に合ったものを選ぶことは、完璧を目指していても実際には合わないものよりもはるかにいいので、自分に合ったものを探している方は、ぜひこちらを訪れてみてください。

丈の短いトップス+ウエストの高いモップパンツ=yyds

数あるアイテムの中で、いつも驚いていたのは、丈の短いトップスとウエストの高いパンツの相性でした。

上短下長の組み合わせは夏にはよく見られるものですが、「上短下長」の組み合わせはひとくきにすぎず、結果に影響する要素はいろいろありますから、ぶつからないようにする必要はありません。

みんなのために勉強して参考にして、先に上着の角度からみんなのためにちょっと優劣の利益と短所を紹介して、違う短い金の上着を着て上半身の効果は異なって、きちんとした小さいお姉さんを着て、通常のスタイルの修身の正肩のTシャツを選んでとてもOKです。

短い金はへそと板の正の衣服の身の設計を出して、矛盾してまた美しくて、左の小さい姉のようで、利口な子の中で「反逆」を持っていて、甘辛くて「甘酸っぱい」を持っていて、価格の単品も中産階級の魅力を着ることができて、「スラム街」の女の子は入る価値があります。

センバツ优胜振る修身のtシャツには素材のによってできる展示は違う魅力がある、私個人の服の好みからにとって、一番好きなのは、ニット素材振る通常モデルのtシャツ、见たが格別に文明の三分、袖がごくジェーンスタイルの袖なしのデザイン、精巧気質の首にかけ式のデザインが、1項の上半身は、物凄くも女性の魅力を、優しくて力美を失わず、健康で加齢を減らす。

このほか、コットン生地もいいので、暑さに弱いお姉さんは必ず何枚か用意しておきましょう。

定番のへそ出しトップスに加えて、デザイン性のある短いへそ出しサスペンダーに着目すると、カット位置によってトップスの着こなしが変わります。毎日スタイルを変えたい人は、姉妹の「体」を大きく変えてみるといいでしょう。

調節可能な細いサスペンダー、スポーツ風の幅広サスペンダー、首掛け式の透かしサスペンダーがひと味違う美しさを演出してくれます。スタイルのいいおねえさんは、超ショートのへそ出しサスペンダーを選んでも大丈夫です(環境が整っているという前提もあります)。

へそ出しトップスがわかったら、今度は「yyds」の名を支えるもう半分のハイウエストパンツをチェックしてみましょう。

ウエストの高いパンツは、さまざまな角度から選ぶと次のようになります。

夏の温度から言えば、ウエストの高いモップのスーツのズボン、氷の絹のズボン、シフォンのズボン、シルクのズボンは最も上半身を着るのが快適です。

「箇性」の観点から言えば、ウエストの高いモップのカーゴパンツ、ジーンズのトップスが最も効果的で、力を入れずに凹ませることができるので、写真好きなギャルはお見逃しなく。

これらのハイウエストスラックスは、「実用性」や「使いやすさ」という点では条件を満たしていますが、より的確に皆さんの好みに合わせるためには、自分の体の形という観点からアイテムを選びましょう。

脚が細いけど脚がまっすぐでないお姉さんは、垂れ感のあるアイテムを手に入れてください。脚がまっすぐだけど脚が太いお姉さんは、体を支えきれないジャカジャカとカーゴジャケットを選ぶのが一番賢いです。これらは体を包み込むと同時に、上のすべてのスタイルのへそ出しトップスと合わせることができて、効果は確かに「yyds」に似合います。

tシャツ+シャツ+パンツ=「重ね合わせの神様」

日焼け防止至上主義のお嬢さまにとって、Tシャツ+シャツ+パンツの登場は、まさにピンポイント!

軽くて通気性のある定番Tシャツの上に、だぶだぶでくぼんだ形の彼氏Tシャツを重ねて、飽きずに着ていられます。どの着ても目の前が明るくなるように、シャツやTシャツを選ぶ際に気をつけたいポイントがあります。気になる方はこちらをご覧ください。

一つは、Tシャツを選ぶ時、必ず基本の無地のデザインを選ぶこと、このようにしてこそ、ブラインドでシャツを選んでも間違いがないことを保証できるからです。

二、ワイシャツを選ぶ時、必ず生地の挺身感に注意しなければならなくて、一定の支持力のワイシャツは日焼け防止と重ね合わせに使用して、永遠に間違いがありません。

三、必ずTシャツとシャツの色を統一しなければならない。ブロガーの着用効果から見て、軽く色をぶつけたスタイルの上着を着るのが最も効果的だ。層を重ねて着るのが好きな姉妹は、簡単に同系色のコーディネートを試みないで、「老干部」になりやすい。

そして、両者の組み合わせにはおやつが必要ですが、合理的な組み合わせとしては、Tシャツに角シャツを留めずに着ることです。この着方は、五分五分な体型の女性にはとてもフレンドリーですし、お腹や腰のラインが優れている女性は、トップスを着てもリピート率が高くなります。

また、Tシャツやワイシャツをコートの裾に詰める着こなしもありますが、これは気温がいいという前提条件があるので、冷房の効いた部屋にいる女性には向いています。

それに合わせるボトムスを選ぶときは、ショートパンツが1番、スカートは2番。

アイテム選びには、2つのポイントがあります。

一、半ズボンの生地が似合うかどうか、時間を無駄にしたくない小さいお姉さん、答えを統一して「デニム生地」に答えることができます。

二、半ズボンのスタイルは肉を隠すかどうか、脚型の不完全な女子学生はA字形の半ズボンで補うことができて、単品の上半身、「空を隔てて」肉を隠すことができて、視覚効果賊顕やせ。Read more at:sliver formal dresses | light purple formal dresses