Fashion, And Chanel's Impact On Fashion And Society

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What is fashion and what importance does it have in people’s life? Is it hard to create fashion and who are those people who manage people’s mind and declare what is fashionable and what is not? Fashion started when people began to wear clothes. It was between 100,000 to 500,000 years ago. The way how people dressed indicated social status. Because of this fact fashion trends was established by royalty. In the 20th century when movie industry started to develop quickly, people began to watch how movie’s stars and celebrities wore. Despite this fact, people was mostly inclined on world leaders’ way of dressing. For example, princess Diana was setting the style although she wasn’t a fashion designer. Moreover “her iconic style continues to …show more content…

She changed the idea of how women viewed themselves and how the society viewed women. People thought that she had a revolutionary ideas only in fashion, but in fact she had an impact on women’s place in society. Women started feel themselves more confident. The main idea of her style is simplicity and everlasting elegance in women wear. Through fashion Chanel did women’s life more simple and comfortable, she allowed women feel themselves more free, which helps them to feel the ability and power for making their life and to manage their life as they want to (“Coco …show more content…

In age of 5 his family and he moved to Paris. Later he started studying in political science. In 1928 he left the school and opened a small art gallery on money that he received from his father. But this gallery didn’t survey because of Great Depression, so Dior had to close it. (“Christian Dior Biography”).
In 1946 Dior made a huge success in his career, he transformed fashion world and “reaffirmed the status of Paris as the World’s Fashion Capital” (“Christian Dior Biography”). After that he opened his own fashion house and hic career has reached a new

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