This is not a film. This is an EXPERIENCE I have just returned home from this absolutely breathtaking film, the biopic of Freddie Mercury from Queen. I am mind-blown! I couldn’t get up from my seat when the film was over and I felt overwhelmed with the carousel of emotions that I have experienced in …
I have recently made a list with 10 inspiring films about strong women and a friend reminded me of one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen and I said “I need to do a separate piece on this film”! Et Voila! I have never heard any other voice like hers and the …
The Splash of Color and Cultural Boom The 1960s were a splash of color and a cultural boom! It’s like the world suddenly regained its vivid colors and nuances and women just wanted to be playful teens who have fun and are free! It was the time of the true emancipation and women broke down all …
When I was a child, more than 20 years ago, I was always looking for films that had great leading roles for women, but the offer was not so diverse. I was a little girl with hopes and dreams, a feminist without knowing yet, seeking for role models. The film industry at that time wasn’t …
I’ve just discovered Ida Wyman’s photography and I am blown away and ashamed that I was such an ignorant in all this time. Ida Wyman is just amazing and the more I look at her photography, the more I get inspired and discover such raw beautiful, annoying and mind-blowing slices of life. “I want to photo …
We’ve come a long way and yet, I feel that our journey as women is just getting started. 100 years ago the first “flappers” were taking over, changing the role of women in society, by acting freely and almost rebellious for those times. Women could vote, they had birth control devices so the emancipation and …
The 1950s brought so many new things and women embraced new styles, as they were just catching their first breath of fresh air, tranquility and peace after so many years of fear and poverty of experiencing the Second World War and The Great Depression. Now they could afford all the styles and they embraced both …
Fashion of the 1940s reflected the huge impact that the Second World War had on humanity. The world needed strong and powerful women, who started to wear pants on a daily basis, uniforms as they joined the army and volunteered in war zones and, nonetheless, overalls, as they took men jobs in factories. Fashion was …
There has never been a better time for women to work and express themselves in art, science, politics and much more. The times are changing and along with the massive movement in Hollywood “Time’s Up!”, women all over the world open up, unite and stand up for their beliefs. TEYXO Style wishes to achieve the exact …
“In difficult times, fashion is always outrageous.” – Elsa Schiaparelli The 1930s were an explosion of innovations in fashion, despite The Great Depression and all the economic hardships that people were enduring both in America and Europe. The fashion did change its direction though. While the 1920s were about rebelling, pushing boundaries and acting all …
