Gender stereotypes have dominated our society for hundreds of years; dictating the way we live our lives and how we define ourselves as people. Hypothetically, men are supposed to be strong, fierce and masculine, whereas women should be soft, kind and feminine. In the 21st Century, however, these stereotypes are beginning to become outdated and redundant, and one of the main ways this is being shown is through fashion. Blending masculine and feminine together is rapidly becom

“So none of the girls here eat anything?” asks Andy in The Devil Wears Prada, “not since two became new four and zero became the new two.” Nigel replies. “Well, I’m a six…”, “which is the new fourteen.” The fashion industry has a bad reputation. With issues like suitability and inclusivity being talked about and called-out more than ever, the meaning of what “fashion” actually is, is being redefined. A large number of people believe that fashion has an air of exclusivity surr

The History of the Red Carpet The red carpet has ancient roots. It is first mentioned in the play Agamemnon, in 458 B.C. The hero’s wife lays out a red carpet for him to walk on upon his return, which he is unwilling to do, not feeling worthy as a mere mortal of walking the god’s walkway. Since then, the red carpet has been used by royalty, country leaders and assorted dignitaries. As time wore on, celebrities could be found making their way over this fabled fabric, becoming