uncanny as it may seem are we breaking up from the ritualistic pattern of doing things?
Is it so that after attaining the celebrated heights of grandeur and doing
everything religiously to reach there, we have realized that not everything
that glitters is gold or not everything
that is perfect necessarily has to be perfect.
Gazing across the recent fashion show
photographs ,it’s interesting to note how fashion photographers are drifting
away from the perfect soiree of indulgences to the utilitarian honchos and
trying to bring about the best working class photo shoots and their sense of
style. After all the two way dialogue concerning the world of fashion and its relationship to daily life does seem to have been brought into the picture.
Leafing across the magazine, its not unlikely to come across the beautiful
long legged lass flashing out her best pose with the background bearing the most ordinary neighbourhood or the most common people for that matter.
Similarly it’s interesting to note how street fashion in the western countries have gone to become so
much experimental with our own country paving its way forward.
If you come across minimal classic on one hand there is a bold portrayal of the unthinkable on the other.
The other day project runway(a show) caught me by surprise when the teenagers voted more for the unique futuristic prom dress as compared to the gorgeous perfect prom dress one could want for.
So, are we now ditching the conventional and heading
towards the more unconventional zone? and if so how far are we willing to go?
As Alexander McQueen may have rightly quoted "its a new era in
fashion - there are no rules".
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