Via Crossing Wall StreetThe old saying that hemlines go up in a good economy and down in a bad one is not always the case, but many did see the longer hemline as a reflection of the Great Recession.
“There’s a general growing up of fashion after a very difficult year,” said Joanna Coles, editor in chief of Marie Claire magazine. “Women don’t want dressing up to be so complicated. The hemline dropping is part of that.”
Yeah, I’ll just show up to work tomorrow with a dress with more hemlines than God’s own mid-calf skirt. That’ll go over well.
