The Best Fashion Instagrams This Week: We're Still Loving Gucci and Vetements. Why Do Celebrities Influence Fashion Trends? Celebrities shape and influence fashion trends.
Famous people have always shaped fashion trends throughout history and this is still true today. What is fashion? Fashion is just wearing what is considered popular or hip. Why are certain things considered hip or popular? It is usually because famous people or celebrities have been seen wearing these things. Young girls are trying to figure out their place in the world. Me, Myself and I (Beyoncé Knowles song) (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The way the characters in movies and television shows are dressed can influence fashion trends. Of course, there are also commercials. One particular celebrity that has been very influential in the world of fashion recently has been Kanye West. Let’s talk about a celebrity who influenced fashion long before Kanye West came around. How Kim Kardashian Is Changing the Fashion Industry. Celebrity Power and Its Influence on Global Consumer Behaviour.
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We see them in movies, television, news, magazines, posters, and many other places. They are almost an unavoidable part of our life while growing up. Starting at a young age, we look up to celebrities for many different reasons. For girls, it is usually for the beauty and extravagant style that famous women have. For boys, it is usually the muscles and keen fashion sense of famous men that they aspire to have. Celebrities greatly influence fashion choices of the youth because celebrities signify ideal beauty. Celebrities are trendsetters. Award shows like the Grammys also inspire youth fashion. Celebrity fads come and go so fast, so they’re easy to fall behind on. Most widespread clothing trends are first seen when celebrities wear them. Social media and television play a huge role in how celebrities influence the youth. “Celebrities set the fashion trends. The influence of brands and celebrity culture on children. The impact of fashion, brands and celebrity culture on teenagers and adults is a well-researched field, but far less is understood about their impact on children.
The 2011 government-backed Bailey report expressed concerns that young children were becoming more like teenagers in their behaviour and the ways they use fashion to create their identity. The desire for certain brands and logos, especially in boys’ sportswear, is something the UK has seen graphically played out during riots and looting in 2011, sometimes carried out by young children. This has led some commentators to raise concerns that children as young as five years old are so driven by consumerism and fashion that they are in danger of ‘losing’ their childhood. In this context, the research conducted into the influence of fashion on youngsters between the ages of five and twelve by Dr Jane Pilcher and colleagues in the Department of Sociology at the University of Leicester has important implications for society.
Marc Jacobs - Influential Designers. Marco Gobbetti Named CEO at Burberry; Christopher Bailey to Become President. LONDON, United Kingdom — British luxury brand Burberry has announced that current chief creative officer and chief executive Christopher Bailey will become the company's chief creative officer and president, handing over the title of chief executive to Céline’s Marco Gobbetti, as part of an ongoing business review.
Bailey, who was appointed chief executive in October 2013 in addition to his duties as chief creative officer, will add the newly created title of president and oversee all elements of brand and design, working in partnership with Gobbetti, who will join the company next year. Shares in Burberry jumped 7.9 percent on the news, their strongest day in three years.
"I am very excited that Marco Gobbetti is joining us as chief executive officer and as a partner to me,” said Bailey in a statement. Both Bailey and Gobbetti will report to Burberry chairman John Peace. Gobbetti is currently chairman and chief executive of French luxury brand Céline, a position he has held since 2008. The Most Influential People in Fashion. Anna WintourEditor-in-chief, VogueVogue, c’est moi.
No fashion figure has ever played her power as strongly and cannily as the feared, respected, sharply intelligent Wintour. She can make a fledgling’s career in a single phone call (designers from John Galliano to Zac Posen owe her a debt of gratitude), anoint the next society muse (Lauren duPont, Jessica Joffe), and raise millions for her favorite causes ($26 million for the Met’s Costume Institute in the past eleven years, $14 million for various AIDS charities). And let’s not forget her burgeoning empire (Teen Vogue, Men’s Vogue, Vogue Living).
Even paint-wielding peta activists and a whiny roman à clef can’t touch her. In fact, she’s been an inadvertent boon to the publishing industry, since The Devil Wears Prada spawned its own subgenre of chick lit. Peter MarinoArchitect The premier set designer for the luxury-shopping experience, ever since he did Barneys’ uptown flagship back in 1992. 25 Most Powerful People In Fashion - British Vogue. BERNARD ARNAULT, Sarah Burton, Christopher Bailey, Karl Lagerfeld, Marc Jacobs, Natalie Massenet, Phoebe Philo, Miuccia Prada, Carine Roitfeld and Anna Wintour are some of the most important people in fashion, according to the Telegraph.
This weekend saw the launch of the newspaper's annual 25 Most Important People In Fashion list - and, although most of the fashion figures in the list are household names, a few inclusions may surprise you. Those working behind the scenes - from photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, make-up artist Pat McGrath, stylist Katie Grand, casting director Russell Marsh, hairstylist Guido Palau, journalist Suzy Menkes, and head-hunter Floriane de Saint Pierre - were not forgotten, whilst Central Saint Martins' master's programme director Louise Wilson and Fashion East founder Lulu Kennedy also receive a nod. YOU SHOULD SEE: <a href=" The style of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, then and now... </a>