How to become a fashion designer

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                                                                 POEM Every clothes loving girl, Wants to be, A fashion designer, Of the highest quality. To design for the rich, Design for the poor, Design for the famous, Then design even more. Design a new pair of jeans, A nightgown or two, Design a dress for me, And then a top for you. Think up the latest fad, Make a magazine as well, See your ideas on the catwalk, Before they go to shops, to sell.
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High Heels / Stilettos

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Today, footwear matter as much as apparels do. It highly contributes in the overall look of an individual. Just like apparel, footwear has evolved through the decades. There are many kinds of footwear for men varying from flip-flops to boots, shoes, etc whereas women enjoy a bigger variety varying from sandals to pumps, stilettos, boots, flip-flops, etc. They are available in different styles, colours and prints for different seasons. Out of these types, Stilettos, commonly known as high heels, are one of the most elegant and glamorous kind for women. They have become an integral part of every womens wardrobe. The origin of high heels is found amongst the ancient Egyptians. Advantages of High Heels/ Stilettos The main and obvious advantage of wearing stilettos is that it increases the height. Tall people look very slender and attractive. A good pair of high heels can easily add 5 to 6 inches height. Women like to look tall as it makes them feel attractive. Stilettos give a very ...
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Looking fashionable can also be affordable

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You don't have to be rich to look good or fashionable. Globalization has impacted street fashion as well and there are more ways than one to get on the fashion bandwagon. Everybody knows that peplum is here to stay. Blair Waldorf wouldn't have been caught dead in something that didn't set a trend immediately. But little did the main character of Gossip Girl know that her wardrobe would influence Sonam Kapoor's wardrobe in Aisha in 2010. In New Delhi, the red peplum dress Kapoor wore in the film caught Tinky Ningombam's fancy - the 27-year-old public relations manager marched to her local tailor and had the outfit stitched. Frugal finances don't always need to come in the way of fashion. Apart from the price of the dress at a high-street brand, it is important to get the right fit," says Ningombam who prefers to shop on the street, instead of hitting the malls. A walk through Delhi's Janpath or Sarojini Nagar market or Colaba Causeway in Mumbai...
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