Years ago, high heels were seen as the most fashionable staple item that women wore from day to day. There was a time when one out of every five women were opting for heels for nearly every occasion, from brunch at a local restaurant to attending a late movie at the theater. Overtime, more and more women began substituting comfort over style. In today's fast-paced world, women are now preferring easier slip-on shoes and functionality. Of course, it's okay to own a few signature pairs of heels , but for everyday wear, comfortable footwear prevails. According to research from Mintel , women are buying more athletic shoes, sandals, and flats, because they allow for multipurpose dressing. Plus, many sports shoe brands are creating more versatile footgear that can be worn with a variety of outfits. An article from the Business of Fashion , indicates that women are prioritizing comfortable shoes over traditional high heels. The decline of high-heel sales reflects a broad...
Photo by Ilya Komov from Pexels The dark academia aesthetic style is derived primarily from European cultures. It can, sometimes, be considered a lifestyle that involves creating a perceived persona of having a passion for studying in addition to appearing as conservative and stylish at the same time. There are many elements of gothic, visual variations of this aesthetic. You'll also find thousands of hashtags for the dark academia theme. It's very popular, as this aesthetic gives off the vibe of acquiring knowledge and the pursuit of self-discovery. When putting together a dark academia aesthetic outfit, think v intage styles , turtlenecks, tweeds, cardigans, cashmere, and plaid. Brown, black, gray , and tan colors help to create the mood and nostalgic vibes that are reminiscent of the classic arts. There are also lots of movies that'll give you an idea of the dark academia theme, such as Harry Potter films, Mona Lisa Smile, Dead Poets Society, Imitation Game,...