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Of the 7C of the 7C Of the 7c Felix Hofstätter: Burton Laura Müller: The story of the jeans Alina Bückle: Crazy fashion Eschwa Samir: Giorgio Armani Victoria Stuhrberg: Gothic fashion Franziska Rothhaas: Catwalk fashion Burton ON THE LEFT YOU CAN SEE THE LOGO OF BURTON. BURTON IS A SNOWBOARD COMPANY AND FASHION COMPANY .THE COMPANY WAS FOUND 1977 FROM JAKE BURTON CARPENTER. THE COMPANY HAVE 382 ASSOCIATE . THE SUCCESS WAS FOR NOW OUT. BUT 1980 BURTON BUILD SKIETECHNOLOGIE. THAN THE SUCCESS WAS HERE. BURTON BUILDS FREESTYLEBOARDSAND FASHION CLOTHES OR SNOWBOARDS BUT SKIES TOO. BURTON MADE ALSO SOME RUCKSACKS. AND HERE YOU CANN SEE THE SNOWBOARDLOGO OF BURTON → THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF BURTON IS WWW.BURTON .COM YOU CAN SEE BURTONSNOWBOARDS IN THE SNOWBOARDMUSEUM THE MUSEUM IS NOT A REALLY MUSEUM IT IS A WEBSITE AND THE ADDRESS IS WWW.SNOWBOARDMUSEUM.DE . OF THIS WEBSITE YOU CAN SEE MANY MANY SNOWBOARDS. I HOPE YOU LEARN A LITTLE BIT MORE ABOUT THE SNOWBOARDCOMPANY AND FASHION COMPANY By Laura M. The blue Jeans is very rampant in many countries, for example in Germany, USA and other countries. There are many different brands, for example Levi’s, Mustang, ONLY, Diesel, Replay and more. Today you can find denim in different things: trousers, bags, dresses, jackets, skirts... But now something about the story of the jeans! This story goes back to the 16 th century. In the town Nimes the people made a cloth with the name “Serge de Nimes”, “Denim” today. Later - in the year 1853 – Levis Strauss went to San Francisco and made the first jeans, but this jeans was made of sail cloth* for the gold diggers in this time. At a later date he used the idea from Jacob Davis and took staking* for the jeans. At the same time Strauss made trousers also out of blue Denim. In the year 1872 the jeans got her first staking like today. Later the Jeans was only out off denim and Levis Strauss used now the blue colorant, so the Jeans got her name “Blue Jeans”. In this time the Jeans was only a dungarees*! In the Second World War the soldiers brought the Jeans to Europe. The Jeans was first produced in Europe in the year 1948 in Germany from a German company. But the trousers were only for men’s. Initial in the year 1953 the brand Mustang made the first jeans for women. The first jeans was made of sail cloth Today you can find the Jeans in different design, colours and lengths*. You can wear long jeans in winter and hotpants in the summer. You can buy skinny jeans*, impact-jeans*, boyfriendjeans and more. *sail cloth = Segelstoff *staking = Nieten (an Hosent.) *dungarees= Arbeitshosen *lengths = Längen *impact-J. = Schlagjeans (s. B) *skinny j. = Röhrenjeans (s. B) Impact-jeans skinny jeans By Alina Bückle Here, on this crazy website, can you see the top ten of most crazy fashion ever. The last place: Edward and John, the Jeward from the Eurovision song contest 2011 by ireland, at her gig. The ninth place: And now, a terrible outfit from Paloma Faith. The eighth place: When Nicki Minaj not only the hairstyles are worn, their outfits beat every description. The seventh place: A model with a crazy dress and a hat. The sixth place of the most crazy fashion:fashion: The swandress from singer Björk is a classic under the crazy fashion. The fifth place: This girl is really sugar-sweet. She wears a chocolate dress. The fourth place: This lady is very crazy with this outfit: Lady Gaga. The third place of the podium from the most crazy fashion: A model has lots of Kermits- frogs an her body. The silver medal gets: Katty Perry wears a wonderful carouseldress at a gig. And now, the gold medal of the most crazy fashion: The meat dress by Lady Gaga is also a cult in the crazy Fashion. Never before has someone a nasty outfit. By Eschwa Samir=) Giorgio Armani is an Italian fashion designer. He was born on 11 July 1934 in Piacenza, thats in Italy. He has many successful labels like Giorgio Armani, Armani Collezioni, Emporio Armani, Armani Jeans, Armani Exchange, Armani Junior and Armani Casa. His labels are in over 37 different countries. His very successful label Giorgio Armani designs lots of things like very expensive clothes, shoes, jewellery, accessories, glasses and cosmetics. He got lots of awards like: ⋅• 1998: Bambi 2006: Gentlemens Quarterly Man Of The Year 2009:: Bambi in the category creativity Here you can see the logo of Giorgio Armani. Gothic-fashion By Victoria Stuhrberg Gothic- boys and -girls: Gothics are people who aren't look normal for the most other people. They usually wear black or dark red clothes. Their hair is mostly black, white or blech blond. The most important thing for them is a special accessory like a gas mask or a voodoo doll. They every time wear contact lenses in white or red. The nails of gothics are very long and black. Sometime they paint sculls or a cross on their nails. Mostly they look like people from the middle ages. Gothic-girls: When it's hot the gothic-girls mostly wear short black or dark red dresses or a mini-skirt and a shirt or top that they like (most black or white with a skull or a cross) When it is cold they wear mostly black or dark red mature rock apparel or a close-fitting dress in black or dark red too. They either wear biker boots or high heels with plato, as they pleases. They every time wear parasols, black or white pop socks and elbow glows. In the hair they've got a black or white flower or a little. Gothic- boys: The gothic-boys are wear a black indicate, with a black, white or dark red tie and a black, white or dark red shirt and black biker boots. Some time they wear black leather pants and a black shirt or a network- shirt. Well they aren't having so much selection like the gothic- girls. Make- up: The powder is mostly white or brighter than the normal skin color. The other make-up – mascara, cajal, eyeliner, eye shadow, eyebrow pencil – is black. The lipstick can be black, dark purple or dark red. Word definitions: Sculls: Totenköpfe Crosses: Kreuze Mature rock apparel: Reifrock Either: gewöhnlich Parasols: Sonnenschirm Indicate: Anzug by Franziska Rothhaas There are a number of catwalk shows, and the appropriate fashion. There are fashion shows and for the general public can buy any, but the shows are sold to the fashion for thousands of euros. These are clothes that you do not see every day shopping in town! They are often very eccentric and colorful, but also stylefull in black and white. But there are also fashion shows for the extra you can buy anywhere, these are usually reserved for the staffs of the company. There, then, the designer hired Designed their clothes before. The companies are often very large and very well known. They are found in every major fact, often in smaller towns! You are widespread throughout Germany. But not every show is a success ! .
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