Emo Clothing Fashion

In this mix of contemporary Japanese fashion and artistic installations, 10 up-and-coming designers have been brought together to promote the creativity behind the clothing industry. On display are h.Naoto's dark gothic creations; mintdesigns bright and fun dresses; menswear SASQUATCHfabrix's giant patchwork installations and Theater Product's interactive shopping experience; Jan. 14-April 1.

IN the French world of fashion, Thierry Mugler is seen as a multi-faceted artist who expresses his creativity in a very personal manner. PATSY KAM finds out from the man what fuels his self-expression.

These days, more homeowners are maximizing their living space with a little creativity. They don't want to move, so they're transforming underused areas of their homes to create more functional and attractive spaces often without adding any additional square footage. Not only are they enhancing their personal havens, they're adding value to their homes — the ultimate win-win.

There are certain styles that never die and goth is one of them. It seems that the high school rebel with blood-drained skin and midnight locks continues to haunt artists thirsty for creativity. Ever since the goth subculture emerged in the UK during the 1980’s, its clothing, inspired by death, mourning, and the macabre, keeps coming back to life. Over the years, gothic couture has had several transformations that range from weeping veils to glossy vinyl pants, and is still resurrected on the

EMO or Emotional is a way of displaying self-styles, self-views, self-tastes and self-beliefs that are different from the mainstream crowd. EMO fashion, hairstyles and clothes set them apart from the masses. EMO continue to use creativity and experiment with their fashion and outfits so as to make them distinct from others. Generally EMO fashion ac