FASHION

You all remember them: From the 2000s to 2010s, Emos were a vastly ridiculed community, although they were one of the most popular subcultures of the day. Members of the community probably felt marginalized and alienated, and we kept making fun of their looks, their music, and in short, their outlook on life. Today’s popular fashion trends, however, prove that they were totally on to something! Here are 20 trends that emos started but we’ve only just recently realized and adopted!

The political developments around the world have made the concept of fascism relevant, once again. In history classes, we are told that the reason we study history is to learn lessons from our past so that we don't repeat our mistakes, but ironically enough, history is a sum of mistakes being repeatedEco grew up under Mussolini's fascist regime. There was also Nazi Germany and Franco's dictatorship in Spain. These regimes had something in common: they were all based on oppressive and authoritarian mentalities, and are radical and nationalist political movements. Umberto Eco, the Italian novelist, and critic, summarized 14 basic features of fascism in his article Ur-Fascism in 1995. Do you think that any of this is still valid for our day? How much has changed over the last 22 years?

Sisters are the best. Well, maybe not always. We all know or can imagine the drama between sisters who steal clothes from each other. Another thing their parents really don't need. BuzzFeed compiled these points that you can relate to if you have a sister you share clothes with!

It's time to let you in on a secret that style bloggers and fashion designers have known for years: ’Capsule wardrobe’ refers to the idea of wearing just 10-15 basic things all the time, which will help you cut clutter and save money! What is particularly intriguing is the fact that so-called capsule wardrobe movement continues to gain momentum while more and more successful and famous people are being drawn into it.Here are eight fascinating reasons why this is happening.

The short answer is yes, high heels do have power over men. Nicholas Gueguen from the department of social behavior at the University of Bretagne conducted three experiments to find out what exactly make women in high heels more attractive. Here are the details.