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1212000s in fashion — articleissues POV = March 2008This article describes the many fashions and trends commonly seen in the world during the 2000s. Throughout the period many styles common in the 1990s remain popular in the 2000s though there have been considerable… …
122Sustainable fashion — is a part of the growing design philosophy and trend of sustainability, whose goal is to create a system which can be supported indefinitely in terms of environmentalism, economics, and social responsibility. Sustainable fashion or ethical… …
123Grunge fashion — The 1990s in popular culture is typically referred to as the decade of anti fashion . In reality, anti fashion was only one of many trends in fashion in the 1990s; The fashion of the 1990s was also characterized by many overlapping, often… …
124Japanese Street Fashion — first started in the middle of the 19th Century after Japan started to portray western fashion in their culture. It was then altered to Street Fashion , which is what it is commonly known today in the fashion industry, in the beginning of the… …
125Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History — The Museum of Lifestyle Fashion History is a non profit organization located in Palm Beach County, Florida. It hosts the Barbie Museum exhibit. Contents 1 Overview 2 Barbie Museum 3 History 4 Pe …
126Stanford Charity Fashion Show — is a student run organization at Stanford University. The organization hosts many events during the year which culminates in one large diversity fashion show featuring varied designers. The profit of the show goes to an annually selected charity …
127Dubai Fashion Week — Sourendra Kumar Das, coveted Fashion Editor with close friend Marc Robinson at the After Hours Party of Dubai Fashion Week in Dubai Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) is a fashion week held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates that was launched in 2005 and owned …
128Dutch Fashion Foundation — The Dutch Fashion Foundation is a non profit Dutch fashion incubator for upcoming Dutch fashion designers. It focuses on strengthening the social, economic and cultural role of Dutch fashion on a national and international level.[1][5] The Dutch… …
