No more boring clothes!

Article Abstract:

British designer John Galliano, who launched his signature collection in 1985, also serves as design director of Christian Dior and gives advices to dress differently and add to one's personal style. He suggests that wearing different fabrics and textures together with leather belt works out in most of the seasons.

United States, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Works, Fashion design, Galliano, John

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Should fashion really change every season?

Article Abstract:

Fashion designers are divided among themselves as to whether fashion should change every season. Some designers, such as Donatella Versace, believe that new trends and changes make fashion fun and exciting. Others, such as Michael Kors, believe that classic styles are more fashionable.

Public opinion, Fashion designers, Fashion

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New Year's 2000 party plans! (before & after)

Article Abstract:

Six women reveal their plans for New Year's Eve 1999 and what they will be doing in 2000. The six, who include jazz singer Diana Krall and television anchorwoman Maria Bartiromo, are described.

Women, Behavior

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