Fashion: Is It Good To Be on The Peak? 

Everyone wants to go with the times, but times change. And fashion changes as well. And along with fashion, people and their idols, consciousness and life itself changes. Fashion has (and has always has had) an incredible impact on the lifestyle of modern women. Every women want to dress in good taste, but not all of them are able to do so. There are women who are on the peak of fashion, but there are those who are trying to get used to fashion gradually, and by this time it becomes obsolete.     

             

We live in a perfect time when it isn't required to follow all the fashion trends; fashion today is more elegant and democratic then it was before. There is no need to completely change your wardrobe every season, it's perfectly acceptable to be aware of seasonal novelties and be able to apply these new items, reflecting your own taste and style. It's a great boon for us that fashion is independent and free of the age criteria and class prejudice now.  

                       

For the sake of fashion, which changes, women are ready to fit to standards not only fashionable clothes and accessories, but their face and even figure! When fashion demanded a high forehead all women completely shaved their eyebrows, eyelashes and hair to appear nearly half a head taller (you can verify this by looking at Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa')! When a pallor was needed, every self-respecting lady drank vinegar. For a long time a corset was a constant companion of fashion. It could make a thin waist and hips, a high and lush or flat chest and sloping shoulders.      

                               

Now here are shoulder pads, special cups for breast enhancement; high heels to lengthen legs... Blindly following the fashion trends one will lose one's individuality and be merged with the total masses. To avoid this every woman should find her own taste and preferences. 

                                   

Fashion is not a principle or policy to follow blindly. But it is excellent for cultivating our own good and meritorious way to follow rather than blindly imitating others.