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Azg, Armenia
July 28
FOREIGN WORDS AND NAMES OF OUR... BREASTS
Today most of the clothes that are sold in Armenia are bearing some
words and names in foreign languages. We don't have our own fashion
industry and this phenomenon is caused by this factor only. Or maybe
Armenian is not fashionable.
The dresses bear the names of the famous fashion designers as Gucci,
Versace and others, on the other hand, they are decorated with such
phases like "Love me", or "Kiss me", "Follow me", etc. Can you
imagine what could happen if we all followed these instructions. We
could appear in a situation when some one could do undesirable things
with us. We could become victims of these phrases and words that are
decorated on our breast.
I think that's a good reason for having a good and contemporary
Armenian fashion industry. We will not have to buy clothes bearing
phases the meanings of which we don't understand and put our fates at
stake.
I would like to touch upon various blouses that resemble some letters
in their shape, but this is already another story.
By Gohar Gevorgian
July 28
FOREIGN WORDS AND NAMES OF OUR... BREASTS
Today most of the clothes that are sold in Armenia are bearing some
words and names in foreign languages. We don't have our own fashion
industry and this phenomenon is caused by this factor only. Or maybe
Armenian is not fashionable.
The dresses bear the names of the famous fashion designers as Gucci,
Versace and others, on the other hand, they are decorated with such
phases like "Love me", or "Kiss me", "Follow me", etc. Can you
imagine what could happen if we all followed these instructions. We
could appear in a situation when some one could do undesirable things
with us. We could become victims of these phrases and words that are
decorated on our breast.
I think that's a good reason for having a good and contemporary
Armenian fashion industry. We will not have to buy clothes bearing
phases the meanings of which we don't understand and put our fates at
stake.
I would like to touch upon various blouses that resemble some letters
in their shape, but this is already another story.
By Gohar Gevorgian