Sparkles during the day: yesterday was a mistake, today is cool?

Glitter during the day? Once upon a time truly pure avant-garde. Indeed, more: unforgivable style error, in violation of the label, banana peel in full.

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Yes, because in the past among the rules fashion cannot be transgressed, it was also that before sunset it was not convenient to wear sequins, sparkles and sequins. As if this day wasn’t meant to spark fashion.

It is believed that the time is not too distant, so the exclusive prerogative night lifeto show off on short dresses or elegant tops for several seasons. sparkles appear under sunlightin fun, comfortable and chic outfits.

For the record, while many credit the latest generation of designers with being the first to take the glare out of nighttime events, covering even bomber jackets and tracksuits with sporty DNA in glitter, the credit goes to bringing them into the sunlight, making them more dazzling , it even comes to Joan Crawford.

Joan Crawford. Getty Photos

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The iconic 1930 portrait shows her in a two-palm-length, ankle-length skirt and cape, contrasted with black gloves, shoes and beret, all in sequins and lamé, while appearing more ready to take a ride than stroll down the street. gala red carpet.

In short, Joan Crawford aside, while flash shopping certainly wasn’t considered appropriate in the last century, today you go to the supermarket wearing sparkles and how.

Just like Anne Hathaway suggests in an episode of the Amazon Prime series. Modern Love:

as Lexi, a bipolar girl who, in moments of euphoria, dresses in sequins, wears a chic sweater with a pleated maxi skirt and a pink coat, and wanders the shelves and carts. What’s cooler?