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Designer Chie Imai adds recycling to "eco fur" |
Topic: Current Fashion Trends |
| Basking in the runway spotlight at a Tokyo fashion show, next to the Y5 million ($A53,453) Russian sable coat is a cape of lowly polyester sewn with chinchilla that's being billed as "ecological fur."
The cape, bolero and several other items by Japanese designer Chie Imai use real chinchilla and m... |
| Published: Wednesday 20 August, 2008 |
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Mod Fashion by sharon@vintagevibrations.com |
Topic: Current Fashion Trends |
| Innovative, creative, bold and brash. Sixties fashion belonged to London, England. The Brits set the tone and the world followed.
What we wear has always defined us to some degree. At the very least, it can indicate economic status, but always before within certain confines of convention. H... |
| Published: Monday 18 August, 2008 |
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Kill It, Skin It, Wear It by sharon@vintagevibrations.com |
Topic: Current Fashion Trends |
| Chef Merrilees Parker likes wearing fur, so she tracks the provenance of her clothes to find out what goes into this material that is making a comeback. No designers will talk to her about why they use fur, while anti-fur campaigners fill her with horror stories of dogs being shot inthe groin and bl... |
| Published: Sunday 10 August, 2008 |
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What Is Vintage? by sharon@vintagevibrations.com |
Topic: Current Fashion Trends |
| People are constantly querying what exactly are vintage clothes. There's no doubt that whether or not an item is Vintage is in the eye of the beholder. Essentially it must belong to another era, and most usually because of limited supply, a particular 18th, 19th or 20th century decade that someone... |
| Published: Tuesday 11 December, 2007 |
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Scientists prove nothing beats natural fur by sharon@vintagevibrations.com |
Topic: Current Fashion Trends |
| Recent scientific findings confirmed what designers and consumers already knew - that in the battle between natural and man-made fabrics to keep us warm and comfortable, natural fur is the best.
The study compared a faux-fur coat with two natural furs: coyote and mink. The natural fur coats we... |
| Published: Sunday 04 November, 2007 |
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