Beauty

My Beauty, My Battle: Keywords: #War #Women #Lipstick

During the Second World War, shortages in Britain meant that everything from food to clothing was rationed. Yet, cosmetics, lipstick in particular, never appeared on the ration list and played a crucial role in uplifting spirits throughout the nation and on the battlefronts. The British government broadcasted and advertised a clear message: a woman's beauty was not just a personal concern but a national duty that contributed to the war effort. Officials believed that disinterest in one’s appearance could reflect a nation's low morale, posing a severe threat to the ongoing war efforts. By maintaining high beauty and fashion standards during such dire times, women were not just preserving their charm; they were embodying the nation’s resilience and unyielding spirit. Government an...

The Beauty Philosophy of Gen Z

Skincare and makeup are more than just routines — they are a form of art. But have you ever considered that this art form unconsciously becomes a part of our lives? Is beauty also a philosophy to be explored? There is no fixed standard for beauty; different countries and eras have their own interpretations. From the slim waists of China's Han Dynasty to the full and rounded figures of the Renaissance, the hourglass shape of the Victorian era, the androgynous bodies of the 2000s, and the current trend of embracing healthy curves — where does the new generation fit into this narrative? The Universal Sense of Beauty in Human DNA Modern philosopher Denis Dutton delved into Darwin's theory of evolution, shedding light on a new perspective on human aesthetics from a philosophical stan...

Investing in Fashion — Louis Vuitton

According to a 2022 survey conducted by Fidelity, nearly 60% of women in Hong Kong consider themselves financially independent, with women having slightly higher levels of financial independence than men. Additionally, almost half of the women surveyed have confidence in their investment decisions. However, while modern women are no strangers to buying and selling stocks, what if they were to invest in something they are more familiar with and admire, like handbags, fashion, or champagne? In this article, we will explore why investing in major luxury fashion brands can be a smart financial move. The collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Yayoi Kusama has generated a lot of excitement among women. Louis Vuitton's classic Monogram pattern adorned with Kusama's pumpkin design, as seen on...