The vintage Traveller

  Hello people,  When you hear the word - ‘Minimalist’ what is the first thing which crosses your mind, it is about living with whatever you have? Creating a minimalist lifestyle? Buying clothes which are minimalist?  It can mean different things to different people, but I will be taking this forward in my way of what is minimalist fashion means, through a story - The story goes -  A young woman named Priya lived in the centre of a busy city, in the thick of the tornado of extravagance and trends. Though many of her contemporaries followed the newest trends in fashion, Priya had always been drawn to understated elegance and simplicity. She thought that the essence of less was more important than excess in authentic style. But Priya didn’t know that excessive overconsumption had disastrous results. Clothes waste overwhelmed landfills, contaminating the environment and accelerating climate change. Clothing workers were exploited by a system that prioritised profit over human rights, forc

  Dream is getting to witness England during winter, sharing my experience and interesting insights about this time… Climate - England's winter season has a unique vibe characterised by chilly temps and fewer days. The average yearly temperature ranges from 2 to 8 degrees Celsius, with occasional dips below that, particularly in the winter. There is less daylight and a noticeable reduction in the length of the days. Popularly called as day light saving, where it gets dark by 4.30 pm, this makes me feel my day has come to an end, but it’s just 5.00 pm! Weather - Overcast, grey skies are typical and add to the gloomy, atmospheric atmosphere. No offence, but without sunlight and this type of climate makes me so depressing, because it looks dull. Also it rains a lot, wearing waterproof and thermal clothing is a practical requirement. While not all areas will see snowfall, some may see light snowfall or frost, frosting is common in Nottingham but we witnessed snowfall twice, but whether