Street Styles offer a look into the world of everyday couture, fashion on the street and what creative people all over the world are wearing. Our blog will keep you updated with know and feeling of a fashionable woman or sartorial man. Street styles have mostly a concept of stripes with the mode of mix and match or printed. Long skirts look sophisticated fashionable and are envisaged as a part of casual and street style fashion. Long costumes can be designed in the form of mid-calf, sweeping the floor where fabric can be wrinkled, translucent and a combination of both. Mannequins or a simple t-shirt with classic jeans are also a hot spot street style fashion for the year 2011.
Fashion as an industrie

Fashion is important. It is essential for the economy, for society and for all of us. What we wear tells, above all else, who we are or who we would like to be.
However, the fashion industry is too often seen as frivolous, useless and ephemeral. Many do not understand its importance and significance.

Fashion is more than an individual matter

Globally, the value of the fashion industry is estimated at $3 trillion. In the UK economy, fashion is worth £26 billion. It is the second most important economic activity internationally in terms of trade intensity.