Author: Amelia Whitehart

Let’s talk about distressing fashion lines! Melania Trump is no stranger to controversy, especially when it comes to her outfit choices. She faced criticism for the sky-high stilettos she wore to Texas following Hurricane Harvey, she was called out for gardening in Balmain, and, most notably, she sparked outrage this summer when she wore a Zara jacket with the words “I Really Don’t Care Do U?” printed across the back. In what many considered a very calculated move, the first lady wore the jacket while on her way to visit a detention center in Texas that was housing immigrant children who were separated from their parents at the Mexican border.

Alexander McQueen’s Spring/Summer 2000 Collection, “Eye”, Alexander McQueen presented his Spring/Summer 2000 collection in New York on the night of Hurricane Floyd. The show, entitled Eye, dealt with the theme of Western fears of Islam and many of the clothes in the show directly referenced traditional Islamic dress. The show was particularly controversial because it featured sexualized versions of the niqaab and featured models in burqas flying over a bed of nails that had risen from the floor during the finale.

Curvy Models Speak Out About Victoria’s Secret Lack of Size Diversity, Despite the fact that the 2017 Victoria’s Secret Runway was the most diverse VS model cast ever in terms of race, when it came to size, it was anything but. Models like Ashley Graham took to social media to publicly denounce the choice, but the brand has yet to even acknowledge the criticism.

The Givenchy Spring/Summer 2016 show built up a whole lot of buzz well before the models headed down the runway. But not necessarily for a good reason: the show was held in the shadow of the Freedom Tower – once the site of New York’s Twin Towers – on September 11. Initially considered a pretty controversial choice of time and location for a fashion show, the fashion press was generally appreciative of the gesture. Givenchy’s Haute aesthetic was strangely of a piece with the scale, drama, and surreal quality of this memorial of public mourning. Not to mention it’s typically black mourning palette. And though it might not seem particularly respectful to use September 11th to sell clothes, its capitalist gesture was in keeping with the twin towers. Although still in somewhat questionable taste, the choice of setting and the collection itself were both praised by those who attended as a powerful and moving experience.

Another distressing clothing line is Headhunters Line, a very bold fashion line that already generated a lot of controversy. Sex, guns, revolting message, this fashion clothing line has them all. See more details on The worlds most dangerous clothing line.

Here are several makeup mirrors with light tips and why we believe Angel Lux from Mirrex as the top one. Reviewers loved this mirror due to the ease of installation, quality of finishes, and sensitive light sensor. “So happy to find this product! Completely wireless and SO easy to install. Comes with charger but it’s been almost three weeks and I haven’t had to charge it yet. Works as advertised and looks sleek on the wall,” concludes one reviewer. Another reviewer who “researched other options” before purchasing this one from Simplehuman writes, “I fell in love with this mirror right away (even though I’m a little bit traumatized by all the imperfections and hairs and other things on my face that I really never noticed before!) I love that the light goes off as soon as you walk away. I was also afraid that it would turn on every time I walked by, but it doesn’t — you have to get your face pretty close to the mirror for the light to turn on, which I think is great.” Another reviewer describes it as “a spendy mirror,” but ultimately concludes that it was worth the cost. “It’s very nicely made, with a high-quality mounting system that made it easy to install. It comes on as you get ‘into the zone’ to use the mirror, and shuts off pretty promptly when you move away.”

My Canary Lighted Makeup Mirror. This travel-friendly mirror puts an end to hotel bathrooms kerfuffles. The kickstand folds flat and the magnifying mirror detaches for super easy packing. Plus, it can be battery operated so it’ll light up wherever you take it, no outlet required. Makeup lovers, this on-the-go mirror has eight (yes, eight) dimmable LED lights that can adjust when you’re dealing with terrible bathroom lighting. People who have already purchased it are obsessed — it currently has a 4.5-star rating on Amazon. Get yours while they last because they are selling fast. Read extra details at Portable smart selfie makeup mirror.

The Maker2 is nearly identical to the Absolutely Lush mirror, but there are a few things that bumped it to the bottom half of the list: The vanity-style lights only run up the vertical edges instead of encompassing the mirror, although it was advertised otherwise. Despite being adjustable, the lights don’t get nearly as bright. It’s also strictly battery operated with no option to use with USB power. If you like the design of this mirror, it’s a no-brainer: Opt for Absolutely Lush for around the same price.

Are you looking for a portable mirror that will make touch-ups easier while you’re on the go? *4.2 inch in diameter, 0.2lb in weight, the Mirrex vanity mirror is portable, lightweight, and very compact, making it the perfect travel mirror for makeup. Equipped with a free storage case, it can be placed in any small bag, purse, handbag, or cosmetic case, making it suitable for use at parties, concerts, or on the go. Simulates natural lights with 3 different modes: dim,moderate,bright. It can be adjusted to low, medium, and bright light to fit whatever environment you are faced with. We guarantee 100% quality in all of our makeup mirrors. The mirror is scratch proof with Ultra-clear glass and a high-quality ABS plastic base coated with UV Matte. Having no light to fix your makeup or do a little touch up to your hair is serious business that women deal with on an everyday basis. Source: https://www.mirrex.store/.