Lakhani Lawn Collection 2012 the famous fashion designer

Every person is working to improve its field. Similarly, the fashion designers are working hard to improve the textile industry to the most advanced form. Lakhani the famous fashion designer has launched his latest summer lawn range. The collection 2012 includes delicate soft prints with bold and fresh colors that are specialty of summer. 

Kesa Summer Lawn Collection 2012 ,Lala Textile Mills

Summer season upon us the Lawn extravaganza has started. With various designers and fashion house focusing on the lawn designs to get the unique pleasant textures that is different than the previous year. Lala textile has proudly launched their new brand KESA for the upcoming summer season 2012. Taking inspiration from the richness of Japanese culture.

Pakistani Brand Designer Kesa, Brings New Exclusive Kesa Summer Lawn collection  2012 By Lala Textile

Men Latest Foot Ware Design

Latest Men’s Shoes Foot ware Designs. All the given variety is durably comfortable and easy to use casually.

Men’s Hairstyles

Men’s hairstyles aren’t like women’s. Women’s hair trends are short lived, often lasting no more than a year. On the other hand, men’s hairstyle trends evolve slowly – and that’s the key to men’s hair trends in 2012. Each and every one of them has its roots in the hairstyles that were popular in 2010 and 2011, but each and every one of them also has evolved for 2012. Some have subtly evolved, others have split into several different hairstyles.

What’s the same, however, is that Fashioning.com is going to take you through each and every one of them. Below you’ll find a list of all of 2012′s key men’s hairstyles and haircuts. You can find a list of the key hair trends 

Undergarments Bra and Panty

Pants are, more than any other garment, a powerful representation of struggle – struggle for power, freedom, autonomy, recognition.  It’s unlikely at this point in the history of fashion — where so much has been done, so many boundaries challenged and so many claims made to the effect that nothing ‘new’ is left to create  that any other piece of clothing can ever again have the same impact on society.

when women began wearing long leggings known as bloomers to provide additional modesty under their long skirts. Bloomers were open between the legs. These early undergarments are the base that all modern undergarments come from. It wasn't until the 1900s that women began sewing the sides of bloomers closed to provide additional coverage between the legs.

Bras were first invented in 1910. A woman seeking an undergarment that didn't show beneath her evening gown sewed two handkerchiefs together and used ribbon to tie the device closed. Her idea became popular among her neighbors, and drew corporate attention. The idea was sold to the Warner Brothers Corset Company, and the first commercially produced bras were produced in the early 1920s. These bras were designed to contain and flatten the breasts, operating by clipping to the lower half of a corset.

In the 1980s, the G-string became fashionable as a South American swimsuit style, and quickly spread world-wide. The 1990s saw manufacturers of both bras and panties becoming more focused on comfort than on fashion. Since then, bras and panties have continued to become better, but no major changes have been recently made.

It’s difficult to comprehend women not wearing trousers as part of their everyday wardrobe — it’s something that is, as it should be, taken for granted.  It’s both ironic and amusing to realize that, regardless of gender, every time you slip on a pair of pants you innocuously partake in a revolution.