1. Extremely low-waist, saggy jeans pompously showing off their underwear
2. Deep, deep v-neck t-shirts
3. Shirtless in the city during the summer
4. Wearing “sportswear”, when clearly you have never done a moment’s sport in your life
5. Skinny jeans
6. Embroidered and dedazzled denim with floral and tribal prints with ultra-flared bottom
7. Salmon pink chinos
8. Drop crotch pants
9. Full tracksuit outfits
10. Shirts with top buttons done up with no tie
11. Flatpeaked baseball hats
12. Socks with Sandals – Condoms and contraceptives aren’t 100% protection against pregnancy; these are.

Why do some people wear all black?

Do you know someone that often wears all black?   Do you think they are a ninja? Too lazy to do laundry?

Basically, the concept of wearing all black is more like a mindset, for minimalists like myself. Why do some of us often wear all black?

It’s the same as how some people prefer red over yellow or orange over blue. We just prefer black.

Here’s reasons why black works so well:

When we think of fashion we often think of the world’s most fashionable people as being all primarily in their early 20s or even late teens. Many women today are finding themselves much more confident at the age of 40 as well as much better equipped financially to invest in designer brands. Finding your style in your 40s can be a wonderful experience because you have a much better idea of who you are and what your fashion sense is like. Fashion for women in their 40s can be elegant and very trendy. By using all this newfound knowledge about yourself it’s possible to finally focus on fashion with confidence and look and feel beautiful once again.

There is a saying “Too many clothes and nothing to wear”. It commonly applies to many women simply because their wardrobe is disorganized that they cannot easily decide which clothes they should wear.

In the past, in the 1930’s, women might have had only 36 items in their wardrobe. Today, the number has grown up to 120. That is the biggest reason why you cannot find anything to put on today is because it is very hard to see over the clutter. The best solution to your problem is to have a capsule wardrobe.

Ethical fashion is the term that you have probably heard a lot of times these days. It is very important to understand how unethical the industry of fashion can be. If you need more information about unethical practices of the fashion industry watch The True Cost, a documentary by Andrew Morgan on Netflix, takes a look at fast fashion’s unadvertised sins, from pollution, poor employees’ exploitation, to the unregulated production that caused a factory collapse killing more than 1,000 people in Bangledesh in 2013, to the toxic waste caused by factories producing disposable garments, to the attempts at unionization and increased pay that are prevented by horrible acts of violence. Oh ya, it’s a disturbing eye opener.

Ethical fashion is the form of fashion which tries to circumvent some and even all of those problems. It is something that covers eco-friendly fashion, fair trade fashion, sustainable fashion and vegan fashion. It can include brands that donate or an environmental gesture every time that some purchases any of their products.