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From voyages to outer space to distant, timeless worlds...

Throughout history, science fiction has been imagining our future as a site for escapist adventures

and for filmmakers to speculate about things to come.

While many of cinema's predictions about technology have come true,

what exactly does it say about fashion?

"Powered laces. Alright."

Let's find out with Chuyện Bỏng Ngô,

what do the costumes of science fiction say about our perception of the world of tomorrow.

The early days of sci-fi, roughly from the silent masterpiece Metropolis until the 1960s,

set the standards for what we would consider a cliché for the future of clothes.

That is: flashy outfits with capes, shiny fabrics and strange accessories.

"You have a good memory, pretty pretty."

"Thank you."

At the time, science fiction as a genre held a quite optimistic outlook.

The exaggerated costume designs suggested an optimistic future

that the Western world believes was just around the corner.

But after a turbulent 1970s,

the audience grew cynical

and eventually science fiction embraced a darker tone.

Filmmakers grew less interested in distant utopias and more with of our impending near-future.

Naturally, the next trend in sci-fi fashion was more utilitarian and realistic

Blade Runner is one notable success of the trend for its darkly beautiful vision of 2019's LA and fashion.

Ridley Scott's timeless sartorial world is simultaneously of the future and of the contemporary.

As it anchored futuristic details with strong roots in the past,

pulling inspirations from 1940s Hollywood glamour

to film noir

and punk rock styles.

After Blade Runner, the 1980s was a successful decade for sci-fi

which propelled the genre into a new, more sophisticated era.

"Long live the fighters!"

With newfound popularity,

science fiction matured while its fashion took on many different styles in the next decades.

The futuristic dress code is now everything

from the flamboyant & ostentatious costumes in The Fifth Element

to the ragtag, post-apocalyptic ensembles in Snowpiercer

or Mad Max: Fury Road

However, since the beginning of the 21st century

one style has emerged as the new standard we have now come to expect the future to look like: the streamlined, minimalist style

coinciding perhaps with the current popularity in the real world of the Apple aesthetic.

One recent film above all, Spike Jonze's Her, stood out by its unique approach to the aesthetic.

Instead of adding things which would have been distracting, expected details from normal clothing were taken away.

Simply the absence of most belts and collars

plus the addition of retro high-waisted pants on the male characters

instantly creates a visually unique world that suggest a different time.

One so subtly done that the audience can't put their finger on why.

"I thought I told you to stay in here?"

In conclusion, it's obvious that filmmakers aren't prophets

and we shouldn't expect the world to dress like Back to The Future any time soon.

Nonetheless, costumes are essential tools for world building in sci-fi

as what we wear has always been a clear indicator of our times.

And the best imagined worlds, are ones that acknowledge that

fashion, unlike technology, does not always move forward.

Only by meditating futurism with fashion's present,

can science fiction films makes imagined futures more relatable, and ultimately more affecting to us viewers.

For more infomation >> Thời trang của thế giới tương lai / Fashion of the World of Tomorrow - Duration: 3:45.

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Dress up for cat Nursery Rhymes for Kids Cat fashion for kids raise cats update fashion for cats - Duration: 4:39.

Dress up for cat Nursery Rhymes for Kids Cat fashion for kids raise cats update fashion for cats

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[Fashion Mission!] Style daily look with $30 at Dongmyo Vintage Market - Duration: 9:30.

Hi, Dongmyo, I'm back!

Hi guys, it's Kyung-Ah from Ryu's Penna

We're at Dongmyo, again

And we're going to do a fashion mission for a special occasion (new content!)

It's, coordinating a daily look with only $30!

Baam!

I don't know if I'll succeed, but I'll try it first (Only my Mission. not friend)

LOL the timing was perfect

Let's try!

Shall we go together?

Go go~!

(we arrived at 10:30 am) we were so early, they are unpacking now

people start to gather

There's a MA-1

Does it have both sides?

-There's a hole here

Ah, that's disappointing

But it's both sided

-Oh, it is!

It would've been nice, if it didn't have a hole

Seller: sew it up

Told to sew LOL

-Ah, do I have to show my sewing skills? ( majored fashion at high school)

Seller : I'll give it at $2

-This is $2?

Oh, $2??

-Really?

Seller: I'll give it at $2, but you have to sew it yourself

It's cheaper since it has a flaw

Seller: Don't say it's a flaw! just sew it!

Sellers : go home and sew It, It's a good both sided jumper!

-Okay i will try it

LOL getting marketed

They were all unpacking, so we went to open places first

A beenie at $1

How is it?

-It's nice!

Am I pretty?

-yeah, it's cute

I'll take a look

Instead of a mirror LOL

I bought it!

Now, another shopping start

A Sponge Bob jumper!

It's a padded jacket!

It's a Kappa padded jacket

This is an Adidas padded jacket, it's pretty

It's a padded jacket, but it looks like vintage, and the arms are a bit like knits

It's nice

These shirts are from DAKS

It's from DAKS

Oh, it's pretty

OMG what's this?

It's so cute, guys

It's nice

Isn't it nice?

-Oh, it is!

(I try it LOL) Doesn't it?

Tae-Kyung is trying a long padded jacket on

long padded jackets are $20

Oh, it looks good on you

The fit is nice

Found a pretty ring store!

Wow, this is $3, all of them, amazing

Only $3…

Aren't these expensive at Hongdae's streets?

Cool

Should I buy one of them?

Focus please LOL

Ah, but the size needs to fit (it didn't…)

There were many sunglasses

wow, what's this?

A flower sunglass LOL

-It's cute LOL

It's cute and it's $8

Oh, it's like your mom's style LOL

-It's a compliment, right? (I don't know^^)

The flower detail is cute, but it's not tugging me

here's where many people wanted to know!

It's the bag store, that we came at the first Dongmyo clip

OMG, it's cute

Do I have a pink bag?.. should I buy it? LOL (Purchase God coming inside me LOL)

-I think it's really nice

Yeah, So cute

The blue is pretty too

It's really cute

guys, these are all $10

I'm thinking of buying a bag here

I'm thinking of buying a bag here -Hey, It's also cute!

That's not my style (resolute) LOL

-This is my style

This size is ok

There are many cute bags here

I finally bought one LOL

Now starting to explore the clothes' grave!

This one's Christmas mood

-wear it lovely

I can't everyone would fall in love with me (LOL suddenly ego exploded)

Does trying it on the neck is right for even girls?

I think this one's nice

The detail is unique

The strings are a bit

-Kyung-Ah is searching hard

-I already got two

Sample sale?

Leopard?

-Kyung-Ah's trying to suggest leopard to me, what should I do LOL

-Oh, the skirt's pretty!

The tweed skirt is pretty, but it's too big

-Big to you?

yeah, it's too big

Throw it away

-A bummer

Oh, another skirt

-Oh, another found

The size is nice

-It's really pretty

The military style is pretty?

Is it okay?

-yeah, you like military, don't you?

Oh, the same one as ago

-Look at the size, it might be different

-It's the same

LOL It's fun

It's $2 and $3

how's this?

It's a crop knit

-It's better than I saw ago

yeah, it's a bit boxy crop knit

Um.. for a single daily look, I'll wear the shirt ago inside this (I don't forgot my mission :D)

And match this knit outside

(I found knite again!) Aren't these nice?

??? it's hidden LOL

The neckline is unique, isn't it?

It's okay, since I like tight knits

I should buy this also

And our daily harvest LOL!! LOL look at the big bags

Really big

And our daily harvest LOL

well guys, we bought many from Dongmyo today

Now, I'll show you some daily looks using these

1. Dongmyo items + personal items

2. Only Dongmyo items (except shoes)

Succeeded to make 6 daily looks with $30

well, you guys have shopped at Dongmyo with me

And saw my 6 daily looks with the items I got from there, how were they?

Actually, I didn't think that I'd get all these items with this price

I was lucky again

If you guys get interest Into Dongmyo vintage market

I really suggest going there

Even though I did some vintage horror tales content

Those kinds of happenings are really rare, so don't worry

If you have interest in clothes, I highly recommend you to visit there

well, this Is the end to this clip

If it was fun or useful

♥likes and subscribes please, It's on the bellow ♥

See ya in the next clip

Bye~

For more infomation >> [Fashion Mission!] Style daily look with $30 at Dongmyo Vintage Market - Duration: 9:30.

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Dior just set a new fashion trend at the 2018 Couture Week! - Duration: 4:28.

Dior just set a new fashion trend at the 2018 Couture Week!

Christian Dior is a brand that has long been associated with the most lavish of lifestyles and is synonymous with high fashion and style.

With each passing year, we eagerly await what Dior will bring next to the runway, whether it is their luxury bags or their unique and exciting new fashion trends.

And this year was no different as Dior turned up with an equally striking collection that was out of this world!.

Christian Dior models graced the runway with bewilderingly intricate masks and what was even more mind-boggling was how the bold onyx eyes that Peter Phillips conjured up still managed to steal the spotlight! However, the best part of the night were the surreal tattooed statement 'necklaces'.

According to a report by Vogue, the phrases have been taken from the founder of the Surrealist movement, Andre Breton.

Some phrases on the models read as 'Au départ il ne s'agit pas de comprendre mais bien d'aimer', which can be translated as; 'In the beginning it is not a matter of understanding, but of loving.' Another phrase went;'L'amour est toujours deviant vous.

Aimes!' which translates to 'Love is always before you.

Love!' And the last phrase was; L'imaginaire est ce qui tend à devenir reel which translates as The imaginary is what tends to become real.

The guests seated for the show also received detailed translations of the tattoos which are a lesson to all those who think that the fashion industry is merely superficial.

Attention to detail and dedication is something we can all learn from Dior!.

While speaking on the collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri for Dior said, "Because haute couture is a dream of fashion.

It's a place where there are no limits to pushing boundaries and experimenting with technique, material and form.

Only the inevitable theatricality of my life interests me.".

With incredibly quirky names like Fini, Illusion, Vertigo and Psychose, the collection was a sure win with millennials who are all for outrageously whimsical and unique fashion trends.

For more infomation >> Dior just set a new fashion trend at the 2018 Couture Week! - Duration: 4:28.

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#11 - Fashion Kitchen - Duration: 1:39.

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FASHION FRIENDS 9 - Rikki Part 3/4: Market Gap, Wool Benefits, the meaning of Ikki: Small But Brave - Duration: 5:42.

Hi I'm Emily Keller and this is my friend Rikki. She's the founder of Ikki,

'Small But Brave' which is a baby clothes line based here in Shanghai. Over the

years you know I saw that there was a niche for mums because I had a lot of

friends who were having kids and they couldn't find good certified product

here and so I sort of put two and two together because I knew wool is really

beneficial for babies and I wasn't finding really beautiful soft product.

Wool product for one and secondly a product that was certified and could

reach all the, meet all the local standards because actually China's local

standards for baby products are higher than international standards. They're

super strict yeah but the enforcement is very low so that was the issue and so

then I sort of put 2 and 2 together and said okay I can develop this product and so I

worked one year with the factory and you know worked on a jersey wool fabric that

I felt had a hand feel that no one had felt before and yeah and to this day I

still think that the hand feel even after traveling and going and seeing all

my competitors that's one thing that I really really feel like we got right is

the hand feel and that's how I could get a consumer to understand or to even

try using wool and getting the benefits from it because the first thing was the

hand feel. If the hand feel wasn't right no one would buy it right yeah so that

was really important to me in the first year of development yeah and I mean

that's my other thing right I mean the passion that I have for the fiber and

to teach people about how amazing it is and the benefits for babies.

It's a proven fact that babies that sleep with wool sleep better than any

other fiber. The world should know that you know and people are just not aware

and people don't know these things. Even cashmere everyone thinks

cashmere so luxurious and I love cashmere as well it's beautiful fiber

but it's very insulative and it's actually not the best option for babies

so when people think luxury for babies they think cashmere. But actually it's not

very breathable so you know all those issues of overheating come up and so we

do try to educate about wool and the benefits of wool. What was really

important was the hand feel so that people would feel it and feel it's so

soft and okay I can imagine my child wearing this and then that as a basis to

say yes and not only can they wear it they're really gonna sleep better. It's

gonna create a microclimate around the body. Your child's not gonna overheat. It

can absorb 30% of its weight in moisture before it feels wet. These endless qualities

that no other fiber can do and that's just it naturally you know that's

with no finishing so that's really amazing. Is this specifically merino

wool? All wools have those characteristics so when people say wool

is scratchy unfortunately that just means that coarse wool has been put in an

area that is not meant for coarse wool so it doesn't actually mean that it's

bad wool it just means that it's too coarse for apparel. So you know I

mean of course wool goes up to 23 microns so 23 microns that those are

like the crossbred wools that are used for carpets and very tough you know like

furnishings which is also great because it's fire resistant and it's

it's a great option for interiors as well. But for babies merino wool is the

best option because it's the finer micron. It goes from about 12 micron to -

I think the maximum around 21 microns so what we're using is very fine merino

wool and if it's finished well and processed well then you get a really

great hand feel but this concept also of thinking that all you need is fine wool

to have a good product is also a misconception. The whole chain has to be

correct so that means putting the right raw material, having the right

manufacturing, environment, and machine settings and then finishing the wool

well, then knitting or weaving the wool with the right amount of tension with

the right weave for that fineness and then finishing the wool well when you're

doing the washing and then also sewing and in the right way for that type

of fabric that also has a big impact on the quality and the hand feel and

then finally finishing it again before wearing so quality is the whole

production because that's not and that's why we really we really choose IKKI is

all about the supply chain so we choose the raw material and do everything so

the special thing about the brand of the fabric not the design. The designs are very

basic and very classical. I'm not a fashion brand and I don't want to be a

fashion brand it's really about having the next-to-skin product so that you

can benefit from it. So a IKKI is my nickname as a

child an. What's your whole first name? Ulrike is my first name. It's German.

But no one could ever say that in South Africa so I've always been called Rikki

Riks, Rikster. When I went to university in Germany some people

started calling me Ulrike and I didn't used to respond because I wasn't used to it.

Yeah that's funny. I do have some friends who do so who do call me Ulrike.

But most people call me Rikki, so Ikki is a nickname and then the four dots are for

Soft, Safe, Sustainably-Focused, Super Fiber and then 'Small But Brave' basically

makes a reference to babies when they come into the world are small and yet

they overcome so much they can't really do anything and they somehow

overcome and grow up and so that's the reference to brave and then it also

refers to all of us you know you we all feel like we're just one little person

and we can't make much difference and we'll never make an impact but if you're

brave you can actually achieve a lot and we have to believe that otherwise you

would just sit at home and do nothing. You have to believe that you

can make a difference and I and I believe that you can.

For more infomation >> FASHION FRIENDS 9 - Rikki Part 3/4: Market Gap, Wool Benefits, the meaning of Ikki: Small But Brave - Duration: 5:42.

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Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 1.5 DI-T FIRST EDITION ZEER COMPLEET ACCESSOIRE FASHION PACKS - Duration: 0:59.

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Indigenizing Fashion - Ryerson Graduate Student Riley Kucheran - Duration: 3:34.

Fashion is continuing to use clothing as a weapon; colonization is ongoing.

People have been trying to erase our culture for so long - okay now we need to look at how do we bring it back?

What does cultural resurgence look like?

There are a lot of before-and-after photos of children going to and coming from residential schools.

And in the before photo we see kids wearing their traditional garments.

So they're in a buckskin or their regalia, traditional beadwork, quill work

but then often the photos were actually manipulated so kids weren't wearing shoes for example or they're holding a gun.

And then in the after photo they're more upright they're wearing suits, they're wearing corsets, they're in Western clothing

that was meant to symbolize Western civilization - that they had been civilized in the schools.

So it was used as propaganda for the Canadian public.

People hear Indigenous fashion design and they think feather and fringe and turquoise.

Fashion can seem very elitist and if you're not a part of that system it's hard to break into it.

The biggest question on my mind right now is do we want to participate in the fashion industry?

Or do we want to exist in our own worlds and create our own worlds?

It's kind of a large philosophical question: how do you exist outside of capitalism?

How do you not participate in that industrialized globalized fashion system?

The first time I identified as an Indigenous person was actually at a community consultation for Ryerson's response to the TRC, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

They asked us like what could we be doing better? And I thought of the business school here at Ryerson

and outside of the business school there's this really amazing artist

who makes moccasins and he does paintings, and in that moment I just thought of him being outside of the school

and these business students just feet away being inside of this institution having so many more opportunities

to launch their own businesses but why can't this man who has such a skill?

Why doesn't he have the same support?

I actually broke down in that meeting, in that consultation, because I just felt such pain for this person

and the elder who is on hand - Joanne Dallaire, she actually called that blood memory.

That all the trauma that my ancestors went through was actually manifesting in that moment and I was seeing it in the present.

And it was a transformative experience, it really changed my research and my life.

And I thought "OK this is what I need to do," I need to support people like that who have these skills who have just been ignored.

Angela de Montigny is a Cree-Métis fashion designer who works in Hamilton.

I love her brand because it's really a better kind of luxury.

So she sells really high-end garments but they're inherently sustainable.

Environmentally and socially she knows where everything's coming from,

she knows who's making it, she has one-on-one relationships with clients. It's all very human.

So I was doing my master's research and I need a participant to study.

I really wanted to look at better kinds of luxury.

And I was in Hamilton interviewing Angela for a different project at the School of Fashion

and she said she could use a bit of help.

So I spent three months with her researching learning about her and

through that I learned about what Indigenous designers need.

You just don't have access to the kinds of resources you might need to start your own fashion business.

You don't have as much access to capital, to the mentorship.

You're up against kind of racist stereotypes when people come into your store.

There's just a whole lot of intersectional barriers that you face as an Indigenous fashion designer.

Thinking interdisciplinary about Indigenous fashion has allowed me to

kind of simultaneously look at that history and then also imagine ways to move forward.

I mean the ultimate goal is actually a council or some sort of organization to help Indigenous designers.

I'm interested in mobilizing Anishinaabeg intelligence and really working together to create our own worlds.