Are you tired of that Argyle scarf and mitten set? Embarrassed of putting that uncontrollable hair in an itchy wool hat? Have you already cringed at the Back to School Announcements, double checking your watch in disbelief that it's already august? Fear not Miss Cherie for your fashion prayers have been heard. Grab a cup of warm cider and relax that your wallet won't run away from you. Here is a quick tour guide to Fall Fashion 2009. Now here's the Theme...classic! It might have to do with the New Coco Chanel Bio-film coming out or from Michelle Obama's Infinite channeling of Jackie Kennedy but the Designers have picked up the scent. So let's break open our inner Marie-Antoinette and be prepared for this fall. Clothes: Let's talk get up ya'll.
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As a form of self-expression, present throughout human history, fashion defines a broad range of cultural trends ranging from clothing and make-up (the most commonly accepted definitions) to politics, philosophy and religion. The mercurial state of fashion causes new trends to emerge so fast that keeping up with them becomes a daunting task. Not surprisingly, fashion magazines have gained immense popularity among those wishing to keep up with the latest styles. Followers of fashion have options available in the form of e-zines, newsletters and websites, but most agree that having a glossy magazine in hand, which can be carried and read anywhere, beats them all! Here is a list of the five best fashion magazines (secretly hoarded by fashionistas worldwide): 1. Vogue: Founded in the early 1900's, Vogue is easily the longest selling and most popular glamour magazine through the ages. The queen of fashion magazines celebrates beauty on a grand scale, with exquisite photography, informative articles on health, beauty, entertainment and much more. With a listing of affordable options, high fashion becomes easy on the pocket as well. 2. Cosmopolitan: A 'beauty bible' for young women the world over, Cosmopolitan features great articles on fashion and beauty, as well as careers, health, travel, relationships and sex. The 'Health Check' section provides valuable information on women-specific health issues, while 'Cosmo for your guy' and 'Guy Confessions' aim to include male readers. Criticism for sexual content in the magazine prompted a spin-off targeted at a younger audience, CosmoGIRL, which also makes for good reading. 3. InStyle: Aimed at women of all ages, InStyle provides fabulous articles that celebrate differences in age, body size or skin color, debunking popular notions of beauty and attractiveness. The 'Celebrities at Home' feature is
As a form of self-expression, present throughout human history, fashion defines a broad range of cultural trends ranging from clothing and make-up (the most commonly accepted definitions) to politics, philosophy and religion. The mercurial state of fashion causes new trends to emerge so fast that keeping up with them becomes a daunting task. Not surprisingly, fashion magazines have gained immense popularity among those wishing to keep up with the latest styles. Followers of fashion have options available in the form of e-zines, newsletters and websites, but most agree that having a glossy magazine in hand, which can be carried and read anywhere, beats them all! Here is a list of the five best fashion magazines (secretly hoarded by fashionistas worldwide): 1. Vogue: Founded in the early 1900's, Vogue is easily the longest selling and most popular glamour magazine through the ages. The queen of fashion magazines celebrates beauty on a grand scale, with exquisite photography, informative articles on health, beauty, entertainment and much more. With a listing of affordable options, high fashion becomes easy on the pocket as well. 2. Cosmopolitan: A 'beauty bible' for young women the world over, Cosmopolitan features great articles on fashion and beauty, as well as careers, health, travel, relationships and sex. The 'Health Check' section provides valuable information on women-specific health issues, while 'Cosmo for your guy' and 'Guy Confessions' aim to include male readers. Criticism for sexual content in the magazine prompted a spin-off targeted at a younger audience, CosmoGIRL, which also makes for good reading. 3. InStyle: Aimed at women of all ages, InStyle provides fabulous articles that celebrate differences in age, body size or skin color, debunking popular notions of beauty and attractiveness. The 'Celebrities at Home' feature is