In the mid-19th century, French poet Charles Baudelaire opined that fashion wasn’t merely ornamental, it was a mirror reflecting the spirit of the age. This continues to be true today.

Flirtatious, revealing images of beautiful, idealized women, either in photographs or illustrations, became wildly popular among American troops who were stationed far from home during World War II.

Today, everyone is talking about the 'clean girl aesthetic' - involving simplicity and minimalism while flexing one's natural radiance. Let's get to know more about this term. What is 'clean girl' ...