Style Inna Fashion Lifestyle Tips & Trends: August 2015

Mini Skirts and Mini Dresses

1.A-Line skirt
2.pencil skirt
3.mini skirt
4.micro mini skirt
5.maxi skirt

Alot is said that wearing miniskirts and their lengths is related to the age you are as to whether you look good or bad in them, you can’t put age on fashion, the media drum up surveys and decide that a section of supposed people have voted that women over the certain age should not wear miniskirts as it’s immoral. If women are confidant and feel happy to wear it, then the question is answered to the critics out there.

With all clothes, it's about wearing the clothes according to your body shape is what it's all about, make no bones about it, you still can be very young and still not have the shape to carry off wearing a mini or micro mini skirt.

It's knowing the balance of your body shape and dressing accordingly to show off your best attributes. Alot of times women get it right anyway.

But with a little subtlety, you can carry it off, such as wearing midi skirt; by wearing a skirt length just over the knees will accentuate your leg length especially if you are not confident with exposing your knees. If you have the calves shape them with a pencil skirt

A mini-skirt hemline is well above the knees no longer than 10 cm (4 in) below the buttocks

A mini dress is a dress with the same hemline as the mini skirt

A micro-mini skirt or micro skirt hemline is at the upper thigh level or just below crotch level.

Since July 2005, Etsy was founded and is a peer-to-peer e-commerce website focused on handmade or vintage items and supplies, as well as unique factory-manufactured items.

These items cover a wide range, including art, photography, clothing, jewellery, food, bath and beauty products, quilts, knick-knacks, and toys. Many sellers also sell craft supplies such as beads, wire and jewellery-making tools.

All vintage items must be at least 20 years old. The site follows in the tradition of open craft fairs, giving sellers personal store fronts to showcase and sell their products.
For the past 2 or 3 years Etsy has been toying around changing the principle word of Handmade, by trying to sell the idea to prospective art craft people that they need to re-define the meaning of this to try and accommodate a bigger market share by bringing in the big money pocket manufacturers.

We all know how the wheel was built; trying to convince re-making the wheel by justifying working methods of the past is to my thinking a little lame.
We are finding more and more that pressure is being applied to companies that need to fulfil the company boards pockets every year as the market share from other competitive companies get more popular.

There has been a great increase year by year of long standing online store holders of Etsy deciding to up-sticks and leave, due to the increasing take over in the most popular Handmade Item store online by manufacturers (Asia Companies), flooding the stores with items that have been mass produced and holding superior stock holdings to slowly take over the store front and to force out the Handmade craft artists.

I would like to advocate for the Handmade Designer Jewellery artists out there because for what they are doing it's amazing and they deserve a higher platform to showcase their work for everyone to see.

Yes Etsy has been a great advocate for the handmade artisans, for the past few years, but I'm afraid they are turning to the bigger conglomerate and discarding the principle that they began their platform and abandoning the handmade fraternity.

It’s very strange, but many people may rebuff my comments, but why is it that the likes of Amazon have recently started to create a separate Market Place on their site dedicated to TRUE Handicraft artists.