Do Fall 2004 hairstyles suit you?
by Anonymous

September 19, 2004 -- Seems like femininity and sensuality are taking over all fashion trends this year. As shows the last New York’s Fashion Week, the designers continue to combine glamorous style of the thirties and forties with frivolity of the fifties to create a soft, girly and flirtatious image of Fall Woman 2004. So, stock up with high-heel shoes, big hair brushes and curling irons for the romantic and seductive look. This season welcomes big volumized hair. Waves and curls keep reveling in popularity. Short hair cut lovers may enjoy a great variety of options from a classic bob to an edgy pageboy. But even following the major fashion trends, you should not forget that fashion is very diverse, versatile and relative. Through hairstyles we express our identity and send a social message. And debates about whether curly, or long, or red hair is popular or whether it is attractive will arise as long as people live in a society. Do men prefer blonds over brunettes? Can women with short hair still be feminine? What can we say about women who choose to shave their hair off?

All these questions are touched upon in the new article on the leading fashion modeling portal FashionGates.com in its Fashion Trends sections. FashionGates.com brings up controversial matters to share interesting information with you, hear your opinion and generate a debate on ever-existing stirring issues.

Launched March 22, 2004, FashionGates.com is the ultimate web-directory for everyone interested and involved in fashion, beauty and modeling. Covering all aspects of the ever-evolving fashion industry, FashionGates.com offers advanced services for industry insiders and enthusiasts, targeting both business to business and business to client sectors.

For more information please contact:
Jasmeen Vella
Content Manager
content@fashiongates.com
http://www.fashiongates.com




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