8 Marvelous Facts About Moschino
Princess Diana loved Moschino, and in 1990 she wore a red, white, and black houndstooth Moschino suit.
Humans have been wearing clothes for over 25,000 years, and it’s no surprise to hear that the history of fashion and clothing is a long one!
Here, we pick out the best & most interesting facts from this long history, as well as more modern-day fashion.Here at The Fact Shop, we aim to teach you the weird, wonderful and crazy facts about fashion, clothing and the history of popular brands & clothing stores.
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Princess Diana loved Moschino, and in 1990 she wore a red, white, and black houndstooth Moschino suit.
Did you know that the founder of the fashion brand Kenzo, Kenzo Takada, died of COVID-19 in October 2020?
Since 1983 Patagonia has implemented an "earth tax" on itself, donating at least 1% of its sales to environmental groups.
A cotton t-shirt uses over 700 gallons of water, but 80% of organic cotton is grown using rained water.
In the 17th to late 19th Century pockets were often worn under a women’s skirt and above their under-petticoat.
Did you know that Elton John owns over 250,000 pairs of sunglasses?
The t-shirt's first appearance on the big screen was in 1951 on actor Marlon Brando in the film "A Streetcar Named Desire".
The popularity of Marlon Brando's movie, "The Wild One", caused motorcycle jackets to hit the main stream.
Hemp is one of the most commonly thought-of textiles when it comes to natural fibers.
The fashion brand "Hurley" started in 1979 with Bob Hurley, who formed a surfboard company while in Costa Mesa.
A number of dry cleaners opt out of using heat in the drying process - to avoid any fading or shrinking to garments.
Primark donates their unsold clothing throughout their European stores to the Newlife charity.