What post-pandemic fashion may look like

TORONTO -- It is no surprise that the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the fashion industry. With people working from home and adhering to physical distancing, they are changing the way they dress.

Elsaesser said fashion might continue to focus on comfortable staples even after the pandemic ends and predicts oversized garments will be a trend for a while. She added that shoppers of her clothing brand are starting to pivot towards dressier garments as summer nears. Young said the pandemic's athleisure trend has moved beyond sweat suits people would typically only wear at home and has moved into garments that are comfy enough to lounge in but also look tailored enough to be worn outside of the house.

David added that the post-pandemic fashion landscape may include a renewed interest in clothing. This concept has been seen before following other major global events including the Great Depression, the Second World War and the 1918 Spanish influenza. She added that this phenomenon also happened following the 2008 recession with wardrobes becoming generally more casual and women doing away with fur and ornate detailing until recent years.

"I think masks will continue to be worn for some time, even after it is essential. I'm already seeing people using masks as a way to continue to express their personal style, so I think it will become more of a fashion piece eventually, such as matching masks to your outfit, or masks matching accessories," Elsaesser said.

"Since the pandemic has hit, a lot of consumers have changed where they shop and have had to pay more attention to not only the companies that they're buying from but where those companies produce so there has been a huge focus on whether it's Canadian made clothing," Young said.

Face masks fashionable, what, like a burka ?

I wish!

My question is.. how is casinos going to Handle this..mask=surveillance/security nightmare. The pit bosses/ supervisors alone.. added stress..

So burkas?

In positive news world today

The covid 19 plandemic you mean

CTV news is a mouthpiece for globalists. My family is getting sick from masks.

Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

COVID-19 Exposes Canada's Uncompetitive Economy, Experts Say“We no longer can actually produce the basic things we need in order to survive (in a) pandemic...' WORTH A LISTEN You meant Plandemic Instead of backing the Canadian Dollar with debt, it should be backed by the goods and services produced by Canadians.
Source: HuffPostCanada - 🏆 61. / 53 Read more »

Poll: Canadians want to play sports but it may take time to feel comfortable - Sportsnet.caA poll suggests that while Canadians want to get back to organized sports and group physical activities post-pandemic, it may take time for some to feel comfortable doing so. 100%
Source: Sportsnet - 🏆 57. / 59 Read more »

Peter Tertzakian: The post-pandemic fallout threatens to reverse a decade of energy security gainsGive it a year and the demon of ‘foreign oil’ will be knocking on the doors of North American import terminals — again The US will be ok, but Canada... wasn't destroying the oil industry always the plan?
Source: nationalpost - 🏆 10. / 80 Read more »

China’s post-pandemic economic stimulus puts 2020 climate pledges at riskChina pledged to cut ‘carbon intensity’ by 40-45 per cent from 2005-2020 as part of the global climate change pact it signed in Paris in 2015 China, the biggest CO2 emitter on the planet, dgaf about UN's targets. They are and have always been about, world domination. And our fancy-socked, leftist-governments, with their l'il Greta's at their sides, are making us all, servitudes, to the Red Dragon's behaviour. Going to find a way to kill us all. Pollution is much farther reaching than China alone. What they do affects everyone, everywhere.
Source: globeandmail - 🏆 5. / 92 Read more »

These jobs may be most in-demand in a post-pandemic CanadaAs society reopens and employers return to hiring, not every sector will bounce back in the same way. CTVNews.ca looks at which jobs might be the most in-demand in a post-pandemic Canada. all those students looking for summer jobs should be signing up to be tracers. “Post-pandemic”? Post-Democracy Canada ismore like it. communistcreep
Source: CTVNews - 🏆 1. / 99 Read more »

Five tips for making money from home during the pandemicFinancial coach David Lester told CTV's Your Morning that anyone looking to improve their finances during the pandemic should consider buying depreciated assets and selling their skills.
Source: CTVNews - 🏆 1. / 99 Read more »