Green. Sustainable. Recyclable. Not exactly the first words you use to portray luxury fashion, right? At the same time, numerous clothing companies have been found on the principal of being eco-friendly.

Lots of questions are asked to understand a garment’s life cycle. “Where are the fabrics sourced? How are they produced? How far does the product travel? Is the cotton grown in Africa, weaved in India, then shipped to a store in California? What dyes are used in the process?”

Countless hours are spent on searching and developing textiles that are not only made from certified eco-conscious materials, but suited for high design. This is particularly impressive because the fashion design process is already grueling. And, no doubt, these steps added a lot of expense to production costs.

One might think that because of the growth that we have made in the area of clothing, we would not look back at our past. However, today we all see a resurgence of trendy fashion styles from the past.

Fashion has surely come a long way from the top hats and petticoats era of the past. Clothes today have turn out to be a great combination of aesthetics and function. Also, modern clothing styles are greatly influenced by certain models introduced by fashion, advertising, and stereotypes to make people look “sexy” or even “sexier.”

There are several reasons why people are bringing it back. First of all, this interest with the past has started with television

Well, the media certainly brought about the old school fashion resurgence. It was the spark that created the fire. The truth is, people are fond of old school fashion. It looks good and helps them reconnect with a past which was not as complex as the world today.

Reality, as always, has a way of differing what we all think. It appears that old school fashion is coming back.