There’s been a lot of talk lately about teens and tweens being bombarded with increasingly graphic sexual images at younger and younger ages, and how that’s affecting their worldview—see 11-year old Jessi Slaughter, thongs for 12-year olds, and, uh, Gossip Girl, esp. Taylor Momsen. Sometimes we’ll walk past the junior’s department and wonder where kids shop if they don’t want midriff-bearing, low-cut, skin-tight tops, dresses, and pants.
What do you think about this company concept? Would a company marketing itself as intentionally “modest” stop you from ordering from them?
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Time for those long skirts to creep back into our wardrobe to keep those legs warm! Princess Mary shows us how it can be done- a refreshing reminder, that she is also down-to-earth”watching her garden grow”.
Fashion Reporter Teri Agins from Wall Street Journal answers readers’ questions
Q: I notice many young women have no shame about letting their bra straps stick out in halters and tank tops. I am traditional, and I think it looks crude, but since so many women are doing it, maybe it’s now acceptable. What do you think?
A: I recently spoke with a teenager who was wearing a tank top with her bra straps showing. She said that was OK because it was summer. ( HA!) Well, I vote no to showy underwear, regardless of the season. Exposed bra straps are sloppy, unladylike and hideous at work.
With a little effort, you can rock your favorite summertime fashions–and keep your bra straps hidden. If your dress just barely covers your shoulders, you can get y with a bra that has clear plastic straps. But a convertible bra will allow you to attach the straps in different ways for all types of shoulder-baring fashions. Some dresses and tops also work well with a racerback bra- the straps connect like a T in the back.
My opinion, Bra straps are tacky. Showing Bra cups is even worse- I think slut, not sure what guys think, but I doubt it’s thoughts of respect and admiration towards women.
Question for thought: Why do we make a big deal about bra straps but let swimsuits pass just fine?
Eva Khurshid New York is the first fashion line formed to address the wants and needs of the contemporary woman. The brand promotes an avant-garde approach to fashion with the purpose of empowering women. This concept lies at the heart of the brand, for it fills the fashion void that co-founders Fatima Monkush and Nyla Hashmi discovered– the lack of clothing that exudes charm and conviction while leaving some things to the imagination.
The Eva Khurshid woman is bold yet sophisticated. She compliments her confident personality with effortlessly alluring attire. Her poise is captivating while her wardrobe appears refined and pronounced. She does not announce her presence, yet her aura naturally draws in admirers. This woman challenges existing definitions of “sexy” by redefining it for herself.
The brand provides the Eva Khurshid woman with the ability to control what she represents. Her look is ‘sexy rediscovered.’ Eva Khurshid brings to life the design-duo’s vision of giving women options. It presents pieces that flawlessly come together, easily adapting from day to evening for different occasions.
Sounds very Familiar. Girls- take note- empowered …. so empowered. lol.
Ron and Tasra Dawson are pioneers. Passionate about supporting true Beauty and redefining modesty in our culture, this talented couple have launched their own website, video and photography studio to suppor their vision.
Check out their latest work, maybe you’ll see some familiar pieces?
