This study explores creativity in the UK fashion industry, focusing on the relationships between designer SMEs and high street retailers. It examines how resource availability impacts product...

The fashion industry is evolving, focusing on creativity, sustainability, and innovation. The future lies in blending ethics, aesthetics, sustainability, and talent. Drawing from the Italian...

The world of fashion changes every day and often it is necessary to get rid of the old to make room for the new. Many influential factors influence changes in trends and it’s a rare instance,...

Modern interpretation of ancient Greek costumes have an amazing,graceful look, and charm. Sheer, light and drapping Greek inspired outfits bring together the power of feminity. Greece is relatively a ...

Fashion is a broad term that includes style, comfort, and trends, and it varies widely by age, geography, race, and culture. For instance, a rural Indian woman may find embroidered saris fashionable, ...

The British Raj, lasting nearly 200 years, influenced Indian attire significantly. Indians admired and adopted British styles, integrating items like "petticoat" and "blouse" into sari fashion....

Asian fashion markets are growing rapidly, with countries like Japan, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, and UAE leading the way. These regions blend traditional and modern styles, offering unique trends...

The cowl neck, resembling a loose turtleneck, drapes below the collarbone and appears in various styles like center front, deep cowl, and novelty cowl. Often used on necklines, skirts, sleeves...

Ancient Egyptian fashion, characterized by lightweight linen garments and elaborate designs, has significantly influenced modern fashion. Its elements, such as draped silhouettes, kohl eyeliner, and...

The "Four 'S' of Fashion"— Surfaces, Silhouettes, Styles, and Seams—are essential for creating successful fashion products. Originating from marketing principles, these elements must be balanced for...