By nkulande on Mar 22, 2012 in Uncategorized | Comments Off
As you head into Spring Break some of you may have travel plans – wherein you may notice different fashions trends. Before you leave, take a look at this latest issue of the Willamette World News- read about trends in Germany, the season-less style in Colombia, fashion in China and more!
Happy Spring Break!
WWN Editors,
Nina, Mirella [...]
By ibirke on Mar 22, 2012 in Germany, Uncategorized | Comments Off
In German we have the proverb “Kleider machen Leute” (“Clothes make the man”). Of course this statement can be argued, but definitely the clothes and the personal fashion style a person has, is a statement about him or herself. Just as everywhere else, in Germany factors like age, job and personal taste also determine the [...]
By saitok on Mar 22, 2012 in Japan | Comments Off
Japanese Fashion… There are many kinds of fashion in Japan just as in other countries. Many people are interested in Fashion with own sense. The trend in clothes is changing quickly. So it is difficult to catch up on time.
By qzhang on Mar 22, 2012 in China, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Fashion, I think, is a BIG word for me, or for the whole world. Everything would be fashionable, not just people, beautiful clothes, impressive make-up, in China maybe the old people like my parents starting to learn how to use computers is also a kind of fashion. But actually some of the people get lost on the [...]
By Catalina Velez on Mar 22, 2012 in Colombia | Comments Off
The city I am from is getting more touristic every day. So, on my way to university it is not unusual to find people wearing these safari looks in the middle of what seems to be a normally dressed crowd. Beige outfits, shorts, sandals. They just pop out: Hi, dear misinformed foreigners!
By adebejar on Mar 22, 2012 in Spain, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Fashion, I consider, is a very personal thing. Trendsetters and big name designers create the fashions we are supposed to live by but, sometimes, living up to the dictates of fashion can be a hard—sometimes even dangerous—thing. We cannot forget that the world is large enough that variety and diversity in fashion is something almost [...]
By namr on Mar 22, 2012 in Egypt, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Salaam Willamette!
What I love about Egyptian fashion is the ability to dress beautifully and modestly at the same time.
Many women wear hijab (a veil to cover their hair and neck), but are not restricted to the black attire often depicted by the media. In Upper Egypt, villagers wear colorful galabeyyas, which are long gowns. Bedouins [...]