Tuesday, May 31, 2011

How do Pregnant people dress?

Pregnant people now days dress the same as regular people as what you see in the pictures below. But what they cant wear is real tight jeans, high heels, etc. The reason is because if they wear tight jeans it will give them stretch marks, and they will feel alot of pain. A reason why they cant wear high heels is because they feet are to swallowing and the baby weight put alot of pressure down on their feet and could give them scares.

Friday, May 27, 2011

What did fashion look like in 2008?

2008 fashion looked very colorful and hip, kindda like the old hiphop fashion in the 1980!.
People went very colorful converses to wearing the old back in the day hairstyles. In 2008 everybody went back to big gold chains, colorful nikes, graphic tights, bow cuts, faded jeans, etc. It really was the best fashion era of 08.










Tuesday, May 24, 2011

How did people used to dress in 2006? Baggy

In 2006 alot of people use to wear baggy clothing even the models, rapper, singer, etc.
Baggy clothing was the new hiphop fashion era during that time.

What did people wear in 2003?

By 2003 it was all about color and patterns. People also use to wear pants or pants called bell botoms, we changed from the modern 90's that year.












Thursday, May 19, 2011

Does Glitter Fashion Effects The Younger Crowd? Yes it really does very much.

Glitter fashion was a big part of my life in 2000 and other's two. Its a big part of every litttle girl life, maybe because it sparkles and make everything look pretty. Its creative and stylish. It also bring back memories in my earlier age.











When was jean most popular? The 1990's

Jean was most popular in the 1990's. Celebrity's - average person wore jeans. It was a big part of the fashion era in the 90's.





























What did hip-hop fashion look like in the 1980's?

The hiphop fashion in the 1980's was very popular back then and in some different cities now. Hiphop fashion was all about leather, big gold chains, hats, etc.