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Writing your first fashion blog can be exciting and intimidating all at once, but it doesn’t have to be scary. If you have a passion for fashion, there are high chances that you must be already following the most creative fashion bloggers and influencers on Instagram and other social media platforms. There’s no denying in this that starting a blog today is not much of a big deal but it’s hard to be recognized in this industry. To be an ace fashion blogger , one must be aware of the latest fashion news in India or whichever country’s audience they aspire to cater to. If you look forward to doing fashion forecasting but do not have an appropriate degree for it, there’s nothing to worry about as a fashion blog s can provide you with a platform to get your “out of the box” ideas on the subject, also leading to a ton of future opportunities like associating with international fashion brands in India or Indian and local brands. I Knock Fashion precisely understands that launching

From being a topic that should be kept secretive to becoming a bold sign of progress and freedom, lingerie in the past 200 years has come an extremely long way. Beginning with the painful corsets of the 80s to the outerwear underwear, lingerie modified by styles, latest fashion trend s, as well as the culture and climate of a place. Lingerie just like every other garment has experienced huge transformation. Along with that, what changed is the lingerie market, the buying pattern of lingerie has gone through radical changes, too. As people started opening up and globalization & liberalization hit the world, women became less conscious of revealing their bodies. Women started celebrating and embracing their feminine power, today they want their curves to be visible and enhanced in a way that makes them look more graceful and confident. Flashing your lingerie has become a fashionable trend today, hard to believe but it has always been in fashion culture reflecting the latest fash

In the fashion world unraveling a fabric's green credentials isn't easy, today I Knock Fashion will be briefing you about the fabric which in the post Second World War period, was considered a miracle fabric- Polyester. Today, polyester is the most common fabric in the fashion industry , but the problem is, polyester is made from non-renewable petroleum and its energy-intensive to produce, which leads us to the question of whether it's a part of sustainable fashion or not? Almost an entire season of spring/Summer fashion has gone in vain, due to the outbreak of deadly novel Coronavirus. People out there are definitely believing this to be nature's message since past so many years humans were placing too much pressure on the natural world without considering its consequences. The fashion industry alone produces 10% of all humanity’s carbon emissions and is the second-largest consumer of the world’s water supply. It’s hard to believe but 85% of all textiles go to