I chose this topic to
answer many questions that many people including myself ask ourselves
about name brand clothing. Some people wonder is the year that is
printed on the clothing is in fact the year that the brand was
established, meanwhile for some name brands it is and some brands it
is not. Some brands that were created in very early years such as
Abercrombie and Fitch, created in 1892, haven't always sold clothing.
Some brands sold sporting equipment before selling clothing.
Obviously the clothing that was created in the 1920's by certain name
brands like Hollister, is nothing like what these companies make
today, fashion is one the largest areas in which the world has
evolved. It is also interesting that a specific name on a piece of
clothing can define how you are judged. These names have changed
throughout the years, 4 years ago when I was finishing up grade
school, Aeropostale and Hollister were the name brands everyone had
to have to be considered «cool.» Now-a-days its PINK by Victoria
Secret, and Lululemon that are the more popular ones. There is also a
lot of confusion when it comes to how companies chose the name for
their product, some chose the name or last name of the person who
first created it, or sometimes it is just random, in this blog I will
talk about how the companies chose their names and why they did
things the way they did. People always do reserch and go into detail
on how fashion itself has evolved and how different styles have gone
out and came back, but no one has ever looked into how the companies
that create the clothing have changed, and without these companies,
we wouldn’t have all these styles. That is why I decided to talk
about this in my blog, I wanted to touch on a topic that not many
people think about when they think of the evolution of clothing.
