It's easy to forget that eyebrows have trend cycles of their own. Eyebrow trends move much more slowly than other beauty, hair and fashion trends. The natural, full and maintained style of eyebrows have been on-trend for quite some time. The current, fashionable shape certainly hasn't referred back to pencil thin eyebrows, and that's not about to change! A natural style and shape remains the style in which women want to have. What is changing is the color. Looking more closely,we will see that the bleached eyebrows are presently a beauty trend. Stylists are strongly advising that no one should go to the extreme of shaving them off and having no eyebrows at all. Bleached blond eyebrows are now amongst the growing list of 2010 fashion trends.

Website link: www.fashionising.com/trends/b--Fashion-Trends-2010

If there's a 2010 hairstyle that screams attitude in 2010 it's slicked hair. It seems to be geared toward the younger population. There are two popular slicked hairstyles that are being worn in 2010.
The Slicked Back
Using your fingers or a wide toothed comb can texture hair that it slicked back with gel. 2010's slicked back hairstyles, is a mix between slicked back hair across the top of the head with textured length. This style commonly seen with dry hair, but now it is worn with more of a wet look. This style is shown with being heavily brushed by adding texture for length.
The Slicked Side
The strongest of the three slicked hairstyle trends for 2010, is this side slick. This effect used to be worn by a half-shaved head hairstyle. Now women can get the same effect, without shaving their head! It results in a basic overall wet tousled look with a side part.
These slicked hairstyles are intended to carry the same look as a braided hair look would have, with a wide braid and sides swept edgy look for greatest effect. Many women find this style great because the side-slicked hairstyles can be worn with short or long haircuts.


Website link: www.fashionising.com/trends

It is said that if there was a time to hit the gym, it's this Spring. Hemlines have crept up to shorter than short. Hot pants and boy shorts are variations on this shorter-than-short style, which in many cases reveal more than just one's legs. Many recent fashion trends have pointed to it, and given popularity of the likes of lingerie. Hemlines can be predominately measured in negative figures. Once upon a time hot pants were considered more suited to a gymnasium than the streets. In late 2007, the "leotard" came back into fashion. While it didn't speak on the streets until 2009, and was often worn under skirts, shorts or long furs, its popularity guaranteed that hot pants would eventually be worn in the future. They then appeared on the spring 2010 catwalks and always seemed to be worn by those who have a confident personality and a great figure. Those are the two key parts to this fashion trend. Those who are confident about their figure dominantly wear them.

Website link: www.polyvore.com/2010_fashion_trend_hot_pants

Here is a link to the 2010 Chanel fashion for this upcoming fall. This collection consists of mainly fur pieces with a variety of different styles, boots and accessories. It is a unique fashion show that was set up with ice sculptures surrounding the runway models. There are also designer's and stylist's commentaries included in this fall fashion show clip.

Check it out:www.style.com/fashionshows/video/F2010RTW-CHANEL

Gold ranges from expensive looking honeyed camel and caramel tones through sunshine yellow to true mustard gold to the deepest amber tones. Gold hasn't been so popular since James Bond and Gold finger hit the cinema screens 40 years ago! Gold color and shimmering metallic gold has been featured in every autumn fashion collection. The simplest way to add gold color to your wardrobe in with golden jewelry or with a metallic gold tone fashion accessory. Gold shimmery bags or wearing golden ballerina flat shoes are a popular way to ass an accent to an outfit. A small garment like a simple yellow wrap cardigan may be an alternative answer to a simple gold accessory. Evening glamour has touch of shimmer that looks like molten liquid gold. Fabrics like gold satin and metallic sequins easily achieve this effect. They take on a fresh new look when worn with dark tights.

Website link:
http://www.stylelist.com/

Red signifies danger, love, high energy, anger, passion and desire. If you shop on the high street this autumn you will find plenty of red dresses to get you in the mood to be a "Lady in Red". We are seeing powerful color trends consisting of red, along with gold, purple and grey.
Red is a stimulating and emotionally intense color. You are sure to get noticed when you wear red clothes. It should be worn on days when you feel strong and can face the world. As a color, red may psychologically give you the edge on days when you need extra confidence and want to see more dynamic than you feel.
A red dress can give your skin a lift. It reflects back its warm color to your skin rather than drain your complexion as some greys near the face can. You can also layer red into your look with plenty of black or white. You can mix in red, with red shoes or a red handbag.

Website link:
www.fashion-era.com/trends

In this video it show how Nascar was back in the 50's. watch this video and you see how much nascar has changed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecRZq8wdyYk

The first ice skates are Dated back to about 3000 B.C. witch were founded in the bottom of a lake in Switzerland. The skates were made from the leg bones of large animals. Holes were then made at each end and leather straps were used to tie them on. In the fourteenth century the Dutch started using wooden platforms with flat iron bottom runners. Poles were use to propel them around. In the 1500 hundreds the dutch invented a narrow double edge blade making poles useless. The double edge makes it so one could push and glide with his feet. In 1884 the first all steel clamps were founded in Philadelphia, PA. The toe pick was invented in the 1870's for figure skating. In 1914 the first closed toed blade made from steel was invented. This made skates lighter and stronger.

http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/bliceskates.htm

In the mid eighteen hundreds the baseball bat was new and went through a lot of different experimentation with the shape and the size. The first baseball bats were flat like a cricket bat. In the next five years they founded that bats were best when rounded. most of the bats were made by local wood shops. With all the changes going one their had to be a rule. The rule was that the diameter of the bat couldn't be any wider than 2 1/2 diameters, though the length didn't matter. After ten years the length of the bat couldn't be longer than 42 inches. In 1884 the Louisville slugger was born. Their were many changes in the early nineteen hundreds with added a half inch on the diameter and better construction. Not until 1997 the maple bat made its way to the MLB. Players still use ash and oak bats but many are switching to maple bats.

http://www.baseball-bats.info/baseballbatshistory.php

In the 1900's large name shoe designers like Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo and Italian brands by Prada, Gucci and others became more of an important asset to an outfit as fashion itself became cleaner and more minimal and pared down. Prada shoes began almost 100 years ago. In addition to shoes, luggage and handbags were later designed. Mario Prada started his own line in 1913 basing his designs on practical leather pieces centered around comfort.

During the early 90's, many foreign national footwear chain shops were forced to close because of poor trading conditions in the market. The shoe trading market regained itself by the end of the decade, which in turn, allowed mass made footwear companies have guaranteed superior quality up until about 30 years ago. Including all of the fashion changes in designer's styles like Birkenstock and Clarks, England began to encounter large sales amounts resulting from the comfort factor in their everyday footwear.


Here is an interesting website about the history of shoe making:
http://shoes.about.com/od/footwear/News_History_ShoeMaking.htm


Website link:
http://shoes.lovetoknow.com/Prada_Shoes

In the late 1980's and early 90's, stockings that had lace tops which held itself up was suddenly noticed to be more erotic than wearing just a pair of tights. Leggings were also common in the early 90's and continued to be worn in the privacy of their homes well past their sell by date. By the early 1990's, the only tights that were worn with the short skirt of the time were black and opaque. By the late 90's, the bare nude look and natural toned tights were acceptable again.
Many younger women eventually abandoned tights altogether. They preferred to show their completely natural legs. At the same time many variations of tights came into the clothing shops. These ranged from soft and sheer to shiny, support or bare effects. From the public's prospective, wearing tights still remains correct for business wear and it's best to avoid bare legs for any occasion unless the legs are silky smooth!

Here is a website that describes the do's and dont's fashion tips for leggings:
http:erickeaton.wordpres.com/2007/01/13/the-dos-and-nos-for-leggings/

Pencil skirts were worn with sweaters or even back to front cardigans that had been pressed super flat. Before the days of tumble driers, many women would lay their washed, rung out knitwear in paper tissue and then wrap it with brown paper. They put it to dry under a carpet for two days. When it was removed from the tissue, the footsteps that had pounded over the knit, gave it a flat dry cleaned look with a new appearance. Laundering of delicates could still be a problem, but everything changed when the mass produced synthetic garmets arrived...

Website Links:

http://images.google.com/images

http://www.experiencefestival.com/laundry_-_history_of_laundry

Hubert Givenchy designed a Paris collection dress in 1957 called the sack. It started the trend for a straighter waist with less of a shift in the dress. First it developed into the fitted darted sheath dress and later into the loose, straight, short shift dress. By 1958 the style really began to catch on. The design was picked by Mary Quant who motified it to her own personal taste. Various refinements on this early sack dress picked up by Courreges, led Mary Quant to go one step further and design the mini shift dress that was to dominate the 1960's decade. the fore runner of the mini dress. The shapes that Mary Quant designed were simple, neat, clean cut and young. They were also mostly made from adventurous material that not many designers would traditionally use. The fashion trend took off so well because it was so different and to wear it you had to be youthful to get away with an outfit that was so controversial among adults in particular.

A Mary Quant fashion show video featuring her latest designs in the mid-late 1900's:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v/=MGAc3u3T3iU

The leather football helmet was first worn at an army vs navy game in 1893. The leather helmet was created by a shoemaker. In 1896 a college player who feared of getting cauliflower had a special headgear made witch mas made with three leather straps. Helmets were not mandatory until the 1930's. Helmets were so flimsily that they were mistaken as aviator caps. Year by year more padding was added between 1920 to 1940. Schools didn't start putting logos on them until 1948 but in 1950 the leather helmet had faded.

http://www.pasttimesports.biz/history.html

snowboards got invented because of a surfer wanted to ride in the snow. the first snowboard was two skis bolted together. in 1977 the first company came. the first boards didn't have any bindings but it Had a leash like a surfboard. they were not allowed on public slopes. first boarders would go when the slopes were closed and had to walk up the mountain. snowboards also had fins on the bottom like a surf board but more and more rides started to take them off. later, bindings found its way onto a snowboard and it was a great change with snowboarding becoming so big still only 7% of resorts had snowboarding permits.

http://www.bulgariaski.com/snowboarding.shtml