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From The Wardrobe Of Taylor Swift: The Art Of Dressing To Communicate Meaning And Reflect Your Era

By Kendal Asbury

Taylor Swift kicked off The Eras Tour on Friday, March 17, 2023 at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This all-stadium concert tour is predicted to be one of the most memorable events in history. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Swift was unable to tour for three of her latest studio albums: Lover (2019), Folklore (2020), and Evermore (2020). So, The Eras Tour is a celebration of all of her albums, including her latest release Midnights (2022). On Good Morning America, Swift described the headlining tour as "a journey through all of [her] musical eras." This statement promises an unforgettable performance and a diverse culmination of all her best hits (while still reminiscing the nostalgia of her early years).

Just a day before opening night, Taylor released exclusive rehearsal photos on her Instagram and Twitter stating she was "In her Eras era." Taylor Swift is known for the way she signifies each of her distinct, individual "eras." Swifties are familiar with this concept, including the hidden messages and infamous Easter Eggs that can be found in her public interactions, song lyrics, music videos, and countless other places. One specific method she uses as an indicator of her current era (and to hint towards new music and upcoming events) is her wardrobe choices. She always shifts her style to match the "era" she currently considers herself in. This can be seen throughout her career as she always dresses in clothing that reflects the content of her most recent album. 

At the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, upon receiving four awards for All Too Well: The Short Film, Taylor Swift announced the upcoming release of Midnights. She made this iconic speech while wearing what fans would soon consider the most "Bejeweled'' dress of all time (hinting at one of the top tracks on the album). Surrounding this announcement, she showed up to events in other captivating outfits that were reflective of her "Midnights Era," featuring deep blues, embroidered stars, and glistening gems.

This has led Swifities who are attending her concerts to plan outfits aligning with one of Taylor's eras. Either by recreating an outfit that Taylor herself wore during a certain era, or by designing one that is based on lyrics, or that simply radiates the signature aura of an album. Fans are choosing the era they think will allow them to express themselves the most through their outfit, or that contains their favorite songs, or that they feel the most connected to. From complementing an outfit with cowboy boots for a nostalgic tribute to Debut, or with a flannel to allude to the cottage-core essence of Evermore, the possible style combinations are endless. There is no doubt The Eras Tour will produce a fashion collection entirely its own, hence "The Eras era."

Contemplating the ways we can dress to reflect who or what we are feeling at that moment isn't limited to an outfit for Taylor’s concert. We can adopt her methodical outfit coordination in our everyday lives. While we might not have a ground-breaking, industry-shaping album to hint towards, we can still cultivate a wardrobe that communicates meaning and personality. Our outfit choices are probably the simplest way we can express ourselves, and this opportunity is often overlooked. 

Our style is often indicative of what is most important to us at the time. It's part of who we are, it can help us stand out and even improve our confidence level. The related idea of developing an aesthetic to fit your personality, reflect what you're feeling, or convey meaning is currently trending on social media. These aesthetics are also referred to as "eras." When asked, someone might say they are in their "gym era" if they are passionate about exercise and are dressing to reflect this commitment. Others might say they're in their "sad girl era" or "studious era." If you're unsure on what aesthetic fits you best, a great first step would be to identify some of your defining personality traits and interests, then choose clothing that you feel communicates them. Finding inspiration from others' style or by creating mood boards on Pinterest is another effective way to get started. There are countless "What Era Do You Belong In?" articles and Buzzfeed quizzes that can also help inspire you if you feel stuck. Keep in mind that this is a completely subjective creative process, so feel free to design an aesthetic of your own if you can't find one that resonates with you. Determining your era is a form of self-discovery that paves the way for a greater form of self-expression. 

Taylor Swift’s artistic genius is made clear by her lyrical poetics and talent to create music that consistently tops the charts. But this stylistic expression can be found in other areas of her life, and her eloquent wardrobe is just one. This practice of curating outfits that denote where we are in life–as well as who we are and what we stand for–is one of the many things we can learn from Taylor. Not to mention, making this effort to dress intentionally to communicate meaning and purpose is an art form in itself. It allows us to intertwine creativity with our everyday life and provides us with a way to fashionably express ourselves through our appearance. 

So, what Era are you in?

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Blink-182 Reuniting Quickly The Union Journal

Blink-182 was shaped in 1992 as a band and went separate methods in 1995. One of many band members Tom Delonge left the band and reunited after 7 years. Then once more took a break in between 2015-2022. Travis Barker, Tom Delonge, and Mark Hoppus are at present the core member. Blink-182 Tour Begins On March 2023 Tom Delonge has left the band twice earlier than and got here again twice, this time was no totally different although. The Blink-182 goes to launch a brand new music ‘Edging’ on Friday 14th October 2022. And remainder of the album can be launched within the upcoming months. They shared the information through their social media of reuniting with Tom however will begin their tour inside March 2023. And the tour will proceed till February 2024. This world tour contains the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, together with north and south America. The primary exhibits are going to be held within the UK, Birmingham, Manchester, and Glasgow. The tour tickets portal will open on Monday 17th October and there can be dates posted for the exhibits to pick from. After the patch-up of the band, this was their first tour and most significantly their first Latin America tour together with Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Colombia. Blink-182 occurring tour after a long time. The band has beforehand received awards just like the Youngsters alternative awards for favourite band, and MTV music video awards for greatest group. In 2001 their best-selling report and second in line was ‘Take off your pants and jackets ‘, their humorousness and music movies had been so well-known each child liked them and so they used to air recurrently on MTV. Travis Barker confronted a near-death expertise and after that, the band was about to reunite. They did, nevertheless, Tom left once more and got here again. Final 12 months Hoppus was declared most cancers free and glad to be occurring tour. Originally published at Irvine News HQ

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5 Seconds of Summer on Their Brotherhood & Fifth Album ‘5SOS5’ ☀️ The Method

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Another Storyline from the Conjectural Technologies Lost Years

Conjectural Technologies pitch themselves hot-shot political consultants with super science-backed election strategies to every candidate. They’re hired by an insane Texas millionaire running third party.

As their methods shockingly boost him into the lead, he reveals himself to be, not a harmless eccentric but an evil lunatic bent on world domination. By Super Tuesday, they mutiny and escape to join Deee-Lite on the MTV Rock the Vote! tour.

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Having just turned 18, 1992 is the first presidential election Billy can vote in. Being a huge dork conscientious citizen, he gets way into researching his civic duty—  delving into election probability and delegate math. He finds loopholes in the system that would guarantee a statewide win. Pete remains apolitical and indifferent until he realizes they can make money off it.

They’re in a battleground state and they’ve got an angle: Technology-driven micro-polling. Computerized strategies. Neuro-Linguistic Programming Robocalls. They pitch themselves as hot-shot consultants: political wunderkind Bill Whalen and Peter Jefferson Kennedy White, “The Facile Masshole” (who might be a Kennedy cousin).

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Twenty minutes with a round hairbrush and a blow dryer and half a can of ozone-murdering hairspray White had pouffed his hair into a perfect power helmet with side-wings. He spritzed gray toner on the temples and edges to sell “prematurely gray” over “translucent from birth.” He shot finger guns at his reflection, “Mature Credibility!” then immediately undercut it by making a retching noise.White cracked open his make-up Caboodle on the kitchen table and began laying out pots of Ben Nye pancake. “We’re a center-right conservative district remember,” Billy stated, tapping the palette of foundations, “Think ‘Ballet Rose’ not ‘Ebony Rosewood.’” “That’s so cynical, pally.” “No one ever went broke underestimating the bigotry of the American voter," Billy sniped as he stared through a magnifier on a brochure for Harvard, picking out the arrangement of stripes on the school tie. He grabbed the closest match among his 10-ties-for-a-buck thrift store ties, before augmenting the pattern with blue Sharpie.

1992 was a weird election, with the third party candidate throwing a monkey wrench into the proceedings. It was also a heavily "youth" oriented election with Bill Clinton playing sax on The Arsenio Hall Show and doing Q&As on MTV about his underwear preference. Clinton was hailed as the first "Boomer" candidate at a time that "Boomer" meant "young" (at least young for a presidential candidate)

The episode could be done "faux documentary style, to make it even closer mirror the '92 Clinton campaign documentary The War Room (previously parodied by Documentary Now! as "The Bunker") "Political" humor bits in VB are usually the worst of the worst, but with the benefit of 30 years of hindsight we could pull this off and make this funny.

If this was a real show, I would hire Dana Carvey to play all political figures in this episode (as he did on his entire SNL tenure), most prominently the Ross Perot-inspired lunatic Texas millionaire candidate. His 1992 impression deserves another airing. (Hell, if I could, I probably would have Dana Carvey play every character in every episode. The dude WAS comedy in the 1990s. He's goddamned Garth from Wayne's World) 

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What to Expect during a K-pop Casting Call?

There used to be a top three, but now there are four. JYP Entertainment, SM Entertainment, and YG Entertainment are among the companies that make up Big Hit Entertainment (HYBE). There will be fierce competition for trainee positions at these K-pop entertainment businesses. Thousands of people often apply, but only a few are chosen to be trainees. HYBE is the most difficult company to break into because it focuses largely on boy bands. They focus a lot of emphasis on and promote one group in particular. In the case of BTS, for example.

You must fill out an audition application (similar to a résumé) form a few days before to the actual audition for all auditions. On the day of the audition, you will be in a practice room with a big number of people. They'll then bring out a list of names and tell you when you'll be called into another room to audition. Every company's audition is different; however, you'll often be asked to identify yourself, sing 1-2 songs, and do one dance routine. The judges will not provide criticism during this audition, so if they like you, you will either be called back for a second-round audition or you will be told what you need to work on. Round 2 will consist of around 15-20 individuals, each of whom will be asked to sing one song in a recording studio.

Group auditions are preferred by several K-Pop industry firms. This implies that a group of about ten persons enters the audition room and chooses whether to sing, rap, or dance. They will contact you again to seek a second audition based on this information.

Interested in participating in K-pop reality shows?

Auditioning for K-pop reality shows is another way to become a K-pop star. Many people are unaware that Big Bang, Twice, and Wanna One are all products of K-pop Idol reality programs. These programs not only displayed their abilities, but also gave the audience a glimpse into their daily lives from the beginning of their training through their debut.

Mnet, Korea's equivalent of MTV, is the most popular channel in the country. When auditioning for these shows, your "story" might help you get a spot on the show. Because it's a TV show, they're more interested in your story than your talent. When applying to these K-pop reality programs, make sure you have a great narrative to tell.

There are several reasons to choose internet platforms such as YouTube versus traditional television stations. For many K-pop singers and ensembles, TV networks used to be their sole choice. Then internet platforms emerged as a viable alternative, eventually taking over as the preferred method. It's more adaptable not just during the planning stages, but also after the material has been published for export to international platforms. Furthermore, audiences all over the world will find it much easier to log in. As a result, there will be a greater worldwide exposure, which BTS has done exceptionally effectively. These platforms were utilized by BTS to interact with its fans.

Every audition may teach you something new.

According to the previous K-pop singers we spoke with, they had to go through an average of 8-10 auditions before being accepted. This is due to the fact that they received a lot of helpful input from producers and judges. As a result, pay attention to what they say and use it to your next audition. You'll need to pass further auditions if you pass one (usually 2-3 more). Then you'll be a trainee, and with a lot of effort, you'll be on your path to being a K-pop superstar. It's a solid rule of thumb that if you haven't progressed after 20 auditions, you're probably not going to make it.

What Does it Take to Become a K-Pop Entertainment Influencer?

There may be people who do not wish to work for one of the leading K-pop entertainment businesses. The fact is that once you join one of those businesses, you give up a lot of your creative control and flexibility. Many artists must make this compromise when they first enter the profession. There are, however, alternative possibilities. Influencer marketing has a sizable business right now. By 2022, the sector is anticipated to be worth $16 billion. Kpop influencers get a lot of attention. In Korea, there is a firm that may assist you in becoming a Kpop Influencer.

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When Ashton beatboxes

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Tommy Lee Net Worth 2022: What Disease Does Tommy Lee Jones Have?

Tommy Lee, whose birth name is Thomas Lee Bass, is a renowned drummer. He is best known for co-founding the heavy metal band Motley Crüe in 1981 with Nikki Sixx. Due in part to Lee's renowned stomping drumming, the group has become one of the most successful metal bands in history. The band was replaced by Lee's second big project, Methods of Mayhem, which similarly broke new ground by introducing rap to metal, a genre that had been stagnant for years. In addition to being a skilled drummer, Lee is renowned for being incredibly entertaining live and for his rock and roll lifestyle and high-profile companions, including Pamela Anderson. Tommy Lee, an American musician and founding member of Motley Crüe, with an estimated net worth of $55 million in 2022. Net Worth: $55 Million Profession: Professional Musician Date of Birth: October 3, 1962 (age 59) Country: United States of America Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.89 m) But first, let's examine Lee's career to this point. While he has made headlines in recent years as the subject of biopics such as Hulu's Pam & Tommy and TNT's Pam & Tommy: The Tape That Changed America, he is also widely recognised as the drummer for the legendary heavy metal band Motley Crüe. After receiving his first pair of drumsticks at the age of four, Lee's passion in music was kindled when he was a young boy. Later, as a youngster, Lee obtained his first complete drum kit and dropped out of high school to pursue a career in music. Suite 19 was his first band, which he formed in Los Angeles after being influenced by Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, and Kiss. Lee met his future bandmate Nikki Sixx during a Suite 19 concert on the Sunset Strip in California. Sixx persuaded Lee to leave Suite 19 and form the band that would become Motley Crüe. How did Tommy Lee get so Rich? Motley Crue had a reputation for abusing heavy drugs and booze, yet it did not prevent them from producing some of the most memorable metal albums ever. Lee contributed to the band's concentration, resulting in the release of Shout at the Devil in 1983, Theatre of Pain in 1985, Girls, Girls, Girls in 1987, and Dr. Feelgood in 1989. Dr. Feelgood became the band's first and only number one album on the Billboard 200 albums chart after selling over six million copies. In addition to selling millions of records and performing in arenas, Lee also earns money through endorsement deals, most famously endorsing DW Drums in the 1980s, but it was just reported that the legendary metal drummer will once again represent the company's goods for the foreseeable future. The band's greatest financial success occurred in 2004, when the drummer rejoined the group for a reunion and published a greatest hits CD titled Red, White & Crue. The album went quadruple-platinum, sold more copies than any of their previous studio albums, and inspired a massive return tour that was documented on DVD. After the 81-show globe tour, which was their first in six years, the band earned an estimated $33 million in total. What Made Him So Successful? Lee's popularity was made possible in part by the MTV generation. The band's formation coincided with MTV's meteoric rise in popularity, creating the ideal storm for Motley Crue. The band's mainstream breakthrough began with the release of their sophomore album, Shout at the Devil, which was certified four times platinum. After this, they discovered their groove and proceeded to play that album's music for the foreseeable future. Due to the album's demonic imagery, the album's style and title sparked debate among parents. However, the controversy may have stoked the fires of the record's popularity, spreading the word about the album and its music and even gaining the praise of the metal god himself, Ozzy Osborne. 1984's Bark of the Moon tour included the band as the opening act as a result of the issue. Controversy became an integral aspect of Motley Crue's music. Even at the height of their fame, they protested when their fourth album, Girls, Girls, Girls, climbed at number two on the Billboard 200, believing that Whitney Houston's label released her album at the same time. The band asserts that their fourth album, while receiving negative reviews from reviewers, would have hit number one if not for Houston's label's questionable practises. Why is He So Famous? Suite 19, Lee's band that before Motley Crue, had a residency at a Los Angeles club in the 1970s. On occasion, Lee shared the stage with other massive bands that were also at the height of their popularity, such as Van Helen. Even though the band's debut album, Too Fast for Love, did not sell in large quantities, it was a success since it was inexpensive to manufacture and the band released it on their own independent record company, Leathür Records. Recognizing the band's potential to sell millions of records and fill arenas, Electra signed the up-and-comers, and during the 1980s, the band published multiple chart-topping albums. During this time, the band embraced theatrical performances and earned a reputation for dynamic live shows. Several of the band's stunts, particularly Lee's, may be considered gimmicks, but they helped make the group's live performance a must-see. These gimmicks included a drum equipment that rotated, performing on a platform above the crowd, and mooning the audience, which became a hallmark of every performance. In 1995, Lee starred in a sextape with his then-girlfriend, Pamela Anderson, which attracted perhaps as much attention as his membership in Motley Crue. Despite the fact that the tape was first taken from Lee's home by a trader and then disseminated online by Internet Entertainment Group, Lee finally began to profit from the video after settling with IEG and its lawful distribution. It is the world's first example of a leaked sextape. It is unknown how much money Lee got from the settlement, but it is certain to be substantial. Read More: - Courtney Clenney Net Worth 2022: Her Arrest And Charges Were Confirmed By Her Defense Counsel, Frank Prieto - Olivia Newton John Net Worth 2022: Olivia Newton-John Cause of Death? - Andrew Tate Net Worth 2022 (Updated): What Is Hustlers University 2.0 On Discord? Lee starred in his own reality programme, Tommy Lee Goes To College, which aired on NBC in 2004. The show was a result of his being a global celebrity and having many platinum-certified albums. The drummer also featured alongside fellow artist Ludacris in the reality television series Battleground Earth. How much did Mötley Crüe sell their catalog for? Artists like Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, and David Bowie have sold their music libraries for millions of dollars in recent years. Late in 2021, Motley Crüe joined this group by selling their discography to the record label BMG. "It feels incredible to work with our new partners at BMG," "The group issued a joint statement. "Their lengthy rock success record makes them the ideal place to continue conserving and expanding our musical history, ensuring we remain at the top of our game." Variety stated that the sale was for $150 million, but added that "there was a huge disparity in the amounts cited" and that "other sources suggested a considerably smaller number." How much did Mötley Crüe make per show? Since the 1980s, Motley Crüe's tours have constantly generated millions of dollars. Their upcoming 2022 stadium tour—their first set of performances since a high-profile farewell show on New Year's Eve 2015—will find them performing with Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. In reality, a concert organiser in Iowa revealed to a radio station that Motley Crüe allegedly demanded $2 million per gig when the group's 2019 tour was initially scheduled. With a 30-show tour, the band stood to earn a guaranteed $60 million from the performances alone. Obviously, this does not include performances that sold enough tickets to earn more than their base guarantee. That is certainly conceivable. In Cleveland, Ohio, for instance, ticket prices varied from $79.50 up to a VIP package that costs $4,250 per ticket before taxes. Merchandise sales would undoubtedly add millions more to the total. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, it is little wonder that Motley Crüe was ready to postpone the tour until 2022; it is a lucrative opportunity. How much did Mötley Crüe make from The Dirt? Quite a bit. Motley Crüe's 2001 joint band autobiography, The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band, was undoubtedly a hit. The book spent many weeks on the New York Times bestseller list upon its initial publication. Along with the release, the band produced a collection of their greatest hits, which strengthened their notoriety. Kovac told Fast Company that the book became a tent pole. We promoted it as a record and released a greatest hits CD alongside it. In 2019, Netflix premiered The Dirt, a cinematic adaptation of the novel that was preceded by many years of unsuccessful beginnings. "When I watch it, I am immediately transported back to that era and all the genuine sh*t that was going on around us," Lee told GQ. "Therefore, I adore it. I'm quite pleased with it." Alongside the film, the band released The Dirt's soundtrack, which included Motley Crüe staples and numerous new songs, as well as a version of Madonna's "Like a Virgin." This album reached No. 10 on the Billboard albums list. The success of The Dirt has increased Motley Crüe's popularity in other areas. For starters, the book returned to the New York Times bestseller list. In the 27 days following the film's release, their songs were played 73.8 million times on Spotify and over 30 million times on Apple Music, a 599% and 1,081% increase, respectively, according to Variety. iTunes also recorded an increase in Motley Crüe song sales: 176,008 purchases, a 1,330% increase compared to other 27-day periods throughout the previous year. "We anticipated that Motley Crüe fans, who had made The Dirt book a New York Times bestseller, would be eager to watch the film after 15 years of hearing about its production "Lee stated. "But we did not anticipate the new younger audience's response to the film and song." Summary Courtney Clenney is an American model, actress, and social media influencer. She was arrested for killing her boyfriend on August 10, 2022. This post will tell you about her net worth, how much she makes each year, her career, and many other things. It is thought that Courtney Clenney has a net worth of about $2 million. But many websites say her net worth is between $1 million and $5 million. We think she makes between $25,000 and $30,000 a month. Courtney Clenney was arrested in Hawaii on accusations of second-degree murder. She is being detained at the East Hawaii Detention Center and will appear in court on Thursday. The 26-year-old is suspected of stabbing her lover, Obumseli, to death in April. Read the full article