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Fashion Goes in Cycles

They say that fashion goes in cycles.  What is in fashion this year will be out of fashion next year. However, clothing that may have been in style ten years ago, can potentially be next season smashing trend.  Due to the the cyclical nature of the apparel industry it is important for designers as well as consumers to monitor past styles as well as currently trending designs.  One way to do this would be to occasionally view old fashion articles in magazines, newspapers, websites, and obviously on blogs such as this one.
Fashion Articles
Fashion Articles Past & Present
Fashion Articles Archive 2011: 













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You can find more fashion articles from the fashion article archive section on Apparel Search.  Obviously you should go to other media websites also to view additional news archives.  Above is simply only one example of what can be found.

Fashion is cyclical which means that it occurs in cycles.  It is recurrent.

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