Fashion is more than what you wear. Rather, it is a potent form of expression from inside the inner soul of individuals and culture, social or even economic trends. The movement of each passing second, new technologies, or even politics find its space in shaping this fast-evolving world to transform back human beings to have different emotions about themselves and societies.
Actually, fashion is an age-old phenomenon; its history extends thousands of years back, while clothing was used as social structure and identity in those days too-from the flowing draped togas of old Rome to the ornate corsets in the Victorian era. With the advent of the Industrial Revolution came mass production and, eventually, making it possible for fashion to become a commonly accessible pursuit of the people. This led to democratizing being part of the modern fashions and trends.
Role of Designers:
New, innovative creative skills bring designers to the forefront in fashion. Amongst the most famous are Coco Chanel, Alexander McQueen, and Virgil Abloh. Their creative skills have transformed the fashion industry into what it is today. There are now designers specializing in sustainability in fashion. Many are using eco-friendly materials and ethical production processes to change the adverse effects of fast fashion on the environment.
