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If you read the article and saw the slideshow, you will know what I am talking (writing) about. If you didn't, then you might know what I am talking (writing about).
For me, one of the most interesting things about fashion is its history. Thinking about why we wear what we do, and what it means. Who invented jeans? When did they invent jeans? Why didn't women in the 1800's wear jeans? Fashion isn't that simple, life isn't that simple. So, there are going to be questions. Some we will know the answers to, others we will not. Sometimes, when you don't know something, you can google it, and you will find the answer. Sometimes, you cant google what you don't know. Sometimes, google doesn't know either.
Fashion (whether people call it that or not) can tell us about history, and history can tell us about fashion.

Fashionably,


The Fashioneur