Celebrity Fashion Trends

Staying Updated on Celebrity Fashion Trends
By Arora

Some people just can't have enough of celebrity fashion, and if you're one of them, the Internet should be a veritable treasure trove for you.

With all the Internet articles on celebrities and fashion, you could spend day after day after day looking at celebrity fashion news, and never run out of something to gape at.

However, if you're the type who wants quality but with a limited amount of reading time, here are a few tips on finding only the most useful celebrity fashion information on the Web:

1)Search for fashion shows and celebrity designer websites. Listen to what your favorite celebrity answers when he or she is asked, "Who are you wearing?" Then search for that designer's site and feast your eyes.

2)Search for the worst dressed celebrities. As useful as it is to know what to wear, it is quite as useful - and more interesting - to know what NOT to wear. So always watch out for the worst dressed, and find out why they are labeled so.

3)Look for celebrity tips. What better way to look like a celebrity than by getting step-by-step instructions from the subject of your idolatry? What's even better, some celebrities also give tips for kids - can you imagine? - so if you feel too imperfect to make the celebrity look-alike attempt, you can always try it out on your perfect-of-course kid.

4)If your favorite celebrity is a sports star, search for them by name. Celebrity designer websites don't often post sections on sports stars, so the best way to go for you is your sports idol's own web page.

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Celebrity Fashion and Brand Impact
By Saunders

How often do you buy the national newspapers and open it up to the middle pages to find photo's of personalities from TV, film and music posing for promo art or in compromising positions? VERY often, but what emphasis is placed on how they dress?

Celebrities can be partly defined by what they wear and not just by how they act on camera. But when celebrities are caught on camera behaving badly, what impact does this have on the label behind the nice designer clothes they are wearing?

Generally the case is "all publicity is good publicity" and because of this designer clothing labels will benefit from the misbehavings of those celebrities. A good example being Pete Docherty (ex Libertines). Docherty has been photographed on occasions wearing Gio-Goi clothing, a label he seems to love. This has hugely increased the reach of Gio Goi as a label and brought it to the "indie" crowd, where anybody who plays guitar owns a White Label tee.

One could argue that if a celebrity is spotted wearing your gear; you (as a brand) have made it. But what if a certain celebrity fuels an unsavoury subculture that is generally considered bad, or wrong? A good example being bands like Oasis, who wore the expensive stuff and promoted "lad culture". Many clubs and bars disallow entry to people wearing brands like Henry Lloyd, simply due to the publicity caused by famous people that wore that clothing brand and acted like hooligans, for lack of a better term.

Ultimately I would consider celebrity fashion a positive however, with a certain MTV presenter wearing clothing by a relatively underground brand here in the UK; Drunknmunky. It gives great exposure and celebrities often give their opinions on music, film, politics and the like, so why should they not express themselves visually also?

Huge online clothing store ASOS prides itself on bringing celebrity fashion to the man (and woman) on the street, so it's clear that there is a massive market for this kind of clothing. And it makes sense - who wouldn't want to dress like their favourite artists and actors?

Brands mentioned in this article: Gio Goi and Drunknmunky