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When A Woman Says, " I have nothing to wear!, What She really Means is, " There's Nothing Here for, Who i'm Supposed To be Today""......

When you Don’t Dress like Everybody Else,
Yoi don’t' have to think like Everybody Else.....

"" Whoever Said that Money Can't Buy Happiness ' Simply didn't Know Where to go Shopping """""

"" Style is a Way to Say Who You Are Wothout Having to Speak"""

"" Fashion is in The sky, in The Street,Fashion has to do with Ideas, The Way we live, What is Happening......

Good morning 😝

"" I Like My Money right where i can see it""
Hanging in my closet,,,,,,,

" I Like Cinderella"" She has a Good work Ethic and She like Shoes...

"If girls dressed for Boys, they had just walk Around naked at all times."

-Betsey Johnson""

In generations past, members of a household would have made a family's clothing. Even in wealthier homes, lace-making and embroidery were common hobbies; even if clothes weren't sewn at home, seamstresses and tailors were close by. It wasn't so long ago that this was still the case. I was raised by my grandmother, who made about half my clothes until I was a young teenager.

Besides creating clothing that fit the wearer perfectly, home sewers also knew fabrics well and could tell by eye and feel if a given cloth would last or fray after a few wears. They also could tell if something was sewn well using proper techniques, or if it was thrown together cheaply.

Because my grandmother taught me to sew and what to look for in a well-made garment, I can tell whether something is good quality or not. But very few of my friends can do the same. The sad part is that poor quality plagues all levels of the fashion marketplace. It's not just cheap, fast fashion that tends to fall apart after a few wears. But even pricier brands, which used to boast quality materials and workmanship, have a wider variability in quality than you'd expect.

Before you consider plunking down your hard-earned cash for a new piece of clothing, make sure it's something you will love to wear for years to come. That means considering both style and fit. "First and foremost it's important to choose pieces that flatter your body and suit your style, and are not 'trendy,'" advises Sass Brown, interim dean at the Fashion Institute of Technology's School of Art and Design. That goes for gifts as well — if you're not sure about size and fit, get a gift receipt so the person you're gifting gets something that will last.

Fashion blogs have been around since the early 2000s, but today, blogging is a whole new ball game. While fashion blogs are at an all-time high, we can’t argue against the fact that social media platforms like Instagram remain the single largest forum to redirect traffic towards fashion blogs. But we are not complaining, because that’s made our lives twice as easy. It’s a hashtag game out there, and that’s how we are neck deep into people’s profiles – engrossed, enamored, and even losing a few days while browsing one hashtag after another. Sometimes it can be overwhelming too, to see every second influencer with thousands of followers (and sometimes millions) and the stuff they have to offer. But some fashion bloggers manage to stand out despite all of it. And we are going to talk about them today.

Wash clothes only as necessary, then use a gentle detergent, to extend their life.
Repair rips, broken zippers, and lost buttons instead of tossing damaged items.
Donate what you no longer wear. Use this location finder from the Council for Textile Recycling to find a donation/recycling center near you.
Have a clothing exchange with friends.

“The modern gentleman is not the final stage in Darwin’s evolutionary process. A true gentleman should always be looking to enrich himself further through experience, self-improvement and the enjoyment of quality, whilst keeping an eye on value. And perhaps most importantly, we must remember that a true gentleman is one who puts more into the world than he takes out.”

Spend more to buy less. Consider setting a minimum price for the clothing you buy, in order to value it more. You'll save up, think long and hard before buying, and then be more inclined to wear it, and for longer. If you're an avid shopper, try skipping a week just to slow your consumption somewhat..

In 1960, the average American adult bought fewer than 25 items of clothing each year. The average American household spent more than 10 percent of its income on clothing and shoes. And, about 95% of clothes sold in the U.S. were made in the U.S.