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May 7, 2010 by
The Budget Fashionista on
May 7, 2010

Trend forecasters observe cultural, economic, and social factors affecting society to determine the “next big thing”. Since fashion often reflects the mindset of a society, these factors are excellent cues to what will be in demand at your local department store. For example, the popularity of California based shows like The OC and the influence of Hollywood celebrities like Paris Hilton and Pamela Anderson made west coast style, like the mini-skirt and Ugg boots, must have items. Snookie’s “bump” hairstyle has made the “bump-it” a popular hairstyling tools now sold at Target. Nasty weather and the increase in the number of women commuting rather than driving to work increased the popularity of Wellie (rubber) boots.
Starting your own trend, or at the very least remaining ahead of the style curve, can be a full time job. So I’ve simplified it for ya.
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