Showing posts with label Women's Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Women's Fashion. Show all posts

Friday, 11 April 2014

Women's Fashion: Business Suits

photo credits to: fashionsunrise.com

A review of history will disclose how far women had traveled to reach its place in the working world. Despite that, women continue to pursue their advocacy of equality with men in the workplace. This cause is shared by all women transcending race, culture and country.

Women’s business suits are a testimony to the quest on progress. Indirectly, this shows the women’s efforts to claim their equal right to work side by side with the men of the world. In recognition for their effort, Hiras Fashion offers bespoke business suits for both men and women.

To retain their feminine qualities while maintaining a professional look, women’s business suits should be crease-free, comfortable and functional. Hiras Fashion addresses this need with thousands of imported fabrics showing thread count. This indicates how many threads are woven in the cloth per square inch.

Hiras Fashion allows women to select from a wide array of luxurious materials having a thread count from 100 to 160. This is to ensure that the material is soft and durable. It is also perfect for women as soft cloth allows good colour and shape when worn. A comfortable and chic business suit will enhance work productivity as well.

Furthermore, ensuring clothes durability would surely help in saving cost and time for the working women in the long run. Thus, advises are also given to clients on how to preserve their bespoke suits further. This is of great value to women of today as most of them are mothers too.

Let’s face it. Business suits are investments. It is, therefore, imperative that career women and men know how to take good care of them. Now, how do we ensure an equitable return of investment on business suits? Here are some helpful tips to keep in mind:
  • Hand-wash and hang to dry your business suits. Contrary to popular practice, business suits should only be dry cleaned twice a year. Frequent exposure to high temperature and chemicals, common to dry cleaning, will increase wear and tear of business suits. It may also expose clothing to a higher chance of being stained during the dry cleaning process.
  • Maintain at least three business suits. Daily usage of a suit would definitely deteriorate its quality. To allow time for laundry and monotony, have at least three assorted business suits in your wardrobe. You may also mix match your business suits by acquiring extra shirts and trousers. Keep a choice of accessories to match your business suits to add an extra glow in your old suits.
  • Use mild or bleach-free soaps in washing your business suits. Harsh cleaners can damage colour of clothing and, more so, when frequently done. It would be best that a little research be made on the proper cleaning requirement of the fabric. Using starch on clothes is also discouraged. To attain a wrinkle-free look, it would be best to steam iron business suits manually. Wooden hangers are also recommended in hanging business suits.
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Wednesday, 27 November 2013

Women’s fashion: Before and after

Photo credit by www.jfancee.com
There is a very big difference between the women before and the women today. The way they talk with others has changed, the way they deal with problems has also changed, the way they are accepted in the society and the fashion of today is very much different to what it is before. But does it really measure the value of women?

Yes there are a lot of changes and indifference's. We saw various effects with these changes. Women before thinks before they talk, respect comes first. Calm and gentle. But women in today's generation speaks most of foul languages. Before, men take charge of almost everything. Their opinions are much more important than those of what women has to say, however, things has changed and women are more capable of out-powering men's opinion. They are more capable of handling certain circumstances, they are more capable of dealing with emotions. On the previous years, women are considered lower than men. Discrimination was very evident, different from what it is today. Women have proven their worth, proving that  they can do better than men. Lastly, the way women dress also changed. It can clearly be seen in the style of the clothes they wear. Today, ladies tend to show more skin and less of their body is covered, this is often called as being liberated.  Compared before, during the old times, women are modestly dressed. If only they could cover their whole body, they would. Well it is reasonable that we don’t wear the oh so “conservative” clothes any more in today’s generation but I can’t find the reason of wearing something that makes you look less respectable. So nowadays, you would see more and more women dress differently. If you want to be respected, respect yourself. Do not make men feel that you want to be disrespected or fooled around. For example, you’re wearing short shorts and a see through top and you’re walking on the street. Of course you would catch lots of attention specially attention of the opposite sex and you cannot avoid the situation that they will try to catch your attention also by fooling around.

Therefore, true value of women is not defined by either she’s from the past or present if she’s rich or poor, if she is pretty or not because at the end of the day, it is still up to her on how she will protect that dignity she has, how she will to everyone that she’s worth respecting and that she respects herself, lastly, how she would prove to everyone her worth and show them that even if she’s a lady, she can make good things and make a change in the community. 
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