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The history of fashion
The impact of fashion on society
The future of the fashion industry
Timeless style vs. trendy style
Style is timeless, but fashion is current.
- A fashionable person will be aware of the latest fashion trends and wear designer clothing.
- A stylish person may not follow the latest fashion trends. They will focus on their own aesthetic rather than absorbing trends.
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There is a difference between style and fashion
While fashion and style are connected, they are not the same. Fashion relates to the collective, while style is more for the individual.
- Individual style: Personal style is a means of self-expression. Even if an individual is a fashi...
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