The human race hasn’t quite figured out time travel—yet—but people are finding other ways to explore alternate eras of existence. One approach is through historical dresses, in which an individual dons the garments that people from a particular time period would wear.
The famous line, “We’ll always have Paris,” is iconic for more than its inclusion in the classic film Casablanca.
For those who are creatively minded, anything can be a canvas for works of art—even hair.
Makeup artist Evelyn Affleck is formally trained in the art of beauty, but she still finds time to experiment with the ever-growing field. Calling her Instagram “a collection of ideas,” Affleck chronicles her bold concepts that transform the body into a canvas for abstract works of art. Affleck covers her face and neck in a variety of motifs.
Director Wes Anderson is known for his visually striking aesthetic in both how his characters look and the places they...
A kimono is traditionally a Japanese garment, but it has, in recent years, undergone cultural transformations.
The universe is a source of endless wonder, and its beautiful, swirling colors have inspired the likes of food, jewelry, and more. Now, you can add galaxy makeup to the latest in this otherworldly trend. Talented beauty lovers are covering their skin with vibrant cosmic colors and dotting their faces and necks with tiny stars and constellations. These small accents have given the style the name galaxy freckles.
Many brides want to feel like a princess on their wedding day.
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Thanks to a recent wedding dress trend in Japan, the classic kimono is currently undergoing a modern makeover. Today, brides-to-be often opt to transform their furisode—or “swinging sleeves”— kimonos into avant-garde gowns that combine a traditional aesthetic with a contemporary silhouette. Watabe Wedding, a Kyoto-based brand, has helped pioneer and popularize this trend with their line of for-rent kimono wedding dresses. Called Shoen, this colorful collection features strapless dresses made out of authentic and antique furisode kimonos. The Shoen line features 5 distinctive dresses: The Tsurumomiji (“crane maple”)
Today, the traditional wedding party has been transformed by a series of unique trends.
They may be in their 60s, but this well-dressed duo proves that fashion is fun at any age.
