Flare today, gone tomorrow

Article Abstract:

James Laver, the costume historian and a past Keeper of the Robes at London's Victoria and Albert Museum, believes that fashions have a timeline and are considered to be ridiculous after 20 years, amusing after 30 years and quaint after 50 years. Most people in the olden days took their visual cues from album cover art.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Market trend/market analysis, Fashion, Art historians, Laver, James

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The new rage male: Some men are falling victim to an irritability that is hard to control and may even kill them

Article Abstract:

An increase in the number of men who are of late falling victim to an irritability that is hard to control and might even kill them is reported. The specific reasons for such a behavior in men cannot be mentioned but it might be due to some social causes.

Men, Men's health, Behaviour problems, Behavior problems

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Andy's box pop

Article Abstract:

The boxes of Andy Warhol Museum usually give a treat to one's senses but at times they are opened with apprehension. The things that Warhol received would either be sent away or preserved them by keeping them in brown boxes.

Works, Artists, Warhol, Andy

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