1. Crochet Bra The crochet bra trend is enthusiastically promoted by Christian Dior, Bottega Veneta, Dolce & Gabbana in the Spring – Summer 2021 collection. Many people feel that wool is not suitable for summer, but in fact, This type of bra feels thin and light, not as secretive as you think. Besides, it also has cute colors such as pink, yellow, orange, blue, extremely suitable for the energetic fashion spirit of summer. To avoid indiscretions, you can wear them with a thin cardigan, crop top. 2. Knitted bra With the advantage of being soft and airy, knitted material is gradually becoming a “beloved” in the streetwear market in recent years. The formula that is most popular with the world’s supermodels is to wear a knit bra with hot pants of the same color, with an oversized shirt or blazer. 3. Sports bra It’s no surprise that the sports bra is the most ‘polite’, ‘safe’ type of underwear for women who are just starting to switch to bold fashion. You can wear this shirt like a normal crop top, or add a blazer when you want to cover your shoulders. 4. Bralette Shirt Bralette is a women’s underwear item with a fairly simple design, it is omitted breast augmentation, breast padding and buttons. Different from traditional bras with specific sizes such as 34, 36, 38, this Bralette lingerie line is designed in a variety of shapes, suitable for all busts. Because the production of them does not require as much technology as underwire bras. However, if talking about street fashion, this type of shirt is suitable for girls with a more modest bust. Because the design is too thin, the Bralette shirt will not be able to shape the shape and support the full breasts. The recipe that never goes wrong with a lace bralette is to pair them with a thin cardigan. This is a standard combo like a textbook to help bring sexy beauty to women but not too revealing or offensive. You can also dress in menswear style by pairing a black lace bralette with an oversized blazer. If you are confident in your curves, you can try wearing a bralette with a see-through top, this is a recipe to help you show off your ant waist. With this combination, choose bras with thin straps and outerwear of the same color to create a harmonious overall. For the bottom, you should choose high-waisted jeans or leather skirts to create the effect of elongating the legs.

Before buying a certain whitening cream, you should try them before you buy to avoid the case that you can’t use them when you buy them. Before buying a certain whitening cream, you should try them before you buy to avoid the case that you can’t use them when you buy them. You can take samples of products at the cosmetic counter, apply a little on your skin and let it sit for about 10 minutes and see if they react. After nothing happens to your skin then buy them! Because if you don’t try it but buy it and use it, the allergic skin will be thrown away without using it, both wasteful and expensive. That’s why cosmetic manufacturers often have samples for consumers. This is also a way to help buyers choose the right product as well as a way to avoid negative feedback about the product when consumers make an inappropriate choice. This strategy is clever, but we clearly see that the most profitable is the consumer. And don’t hesitate to try the product before you buy it. Some of you, because you are afraid to be in a crowded place, only hear the marketing staff introduce about the use, and have not tried it until you can’t use it again because it irritates your skin. It is your biggest mistake when buying cosmetics. Choose a reputable product You need to be careful when choosing cosmetics. Of course, reputable cosmetic products will be the place you put your greatest trust. Because these products all have clear ingredients, the origin is transparent and the quality is of course much more guaranteed, even big brands have insurance policies for their products. Therefore, you should choose reputable products to use! Make the list You should only buy skin care products when you are sure of what you want. Are you in need of a moisturizer, whitening cream or simply a cream for the skin around your eyes? Have you found out if your skin is dry, oily or combination?… List all of those problems before you go to the cosmetics store so you can tell them exactly what you need for your staff. consultant. Otherwise, you will fall into a state of distraction like when you are standing in front of the lipstick counter, and then you will certainly not feel satisfied about the lipstick color that you have “missed to choose”.

After arriving in the US, Khanh Van began to participate in the official activities of the 69th Miss Universe contest. On the first day of attending the activities, Khanh Van chose an extremely neon green tone dress. outstanding, attractive. The Vietnamese representative also showed off her own make-up and hairdo skills, receiving many compliments from fans. The tight-fitting dress with the highlight of the waist is extremely hot and sexy. The design helps Khanh Van show off her bare and sexy back. The beauty also skillfully made her own curly hair that is extremely modern and attractive. Khanh Van mixes well with trendy and stylish accessories. Since arriving in the US, Khanh Van and her team have always shown smart calculations in each outfit and accessory she wears. And this time it is not a coincidence that Khanh Van chose a striking neon green dress for the first day of activities at Miss Universe 2020. It is known that according to many sources, this year the contestants will wear neon-colored costumes in the concert at the finale. Grasping this idea, Khanh Van immediately chose an impressive neon green tone design to “launch” Miss Universe 2020. With this design, Khanh Van tried her hand at this ‘difficult’ color tone and was also an opportunity for fans to see and give her suggestions so that she could shine the most in the concert in the upcoming finale. . With a smart dress tactic right from the time she left the airport to fly to the US, Khanh Van left a good impression on international beauty fans and was recently voted in the top 21 by Missosology website at Miss Universe 2020. .

Under the sun… In May, the sun shines brightly on all roads. Early in the morning, the sun was already rising. Like this morning, the golden sun shines brightly, shining brighter than the blue patches of the sky and white clouds floating in the air. The streets I still go through every day to go to work, the cicadas have played the low-pitched music, the phoenix has sporadic flowering branches and the purple color of the mausoleum. The street suddenly seemed strangely different every day for the summer to the season. Sunny. Very sunny, especially at noon, everyone seems to be rushing on the road to “hide” from the sun. And I, in the depths of my heart, suddenly realized something real, and very real. It was early summer, on my way home from work in the midday sun, and strangely, I missed the sun. Seeing the sun suddenly miss the sun, the nostalgia seems to burst with the silence of worries with myself, with daily joys and sorrows… My birthday is on a day in May. I remember being busy when my mother told me that I must have been born in the sun, so I was black. And I innocently told myself to be like plants and flowers in the garden, growing up in the sun every day. It’s funny to remember the “young and buffalo” time in my hometown, because the sun gave me black skin through many sunny seasons, to forever remember the verses “Homeland is a bunch of sweet star fruit …”, or “Who told the blanket to be a blanket?” buffalo is suffering / I dreamily listen to birds singing high above…”. Yes, it’s like the earth, like the grass, but it’s good, struggling with the sun to cherish in my heart a pure and pure life, reaching up to the vast space, enjoying the sunshine and singing the song of fertility four Seasons… But think back, look at yourself. I used to be in the sun in the field on the beach, I used to rush on the village road with the blazing sun to go to school. Then just like that, I grew up and I went, saying goodbye to my hometown with the village’s bamboo ramparts disappearing to go to the city to study and find work and make a living. I “escaped” gardens, rice fields, rivers, boats and even kites full of wind in the clear blue sky, running away from the sun. And now, every day, I “hide” in working and living rooms with air conditioning or other amenities in the hot season in each passing day. But when I return to my hometown, in the early morning, I see the pure rays of sunshine and the dew drops of last night still wet in my mother’s vegetable garden, or the sunset sun shining in the dark purple horizon in the field. village. Sunshine for the green of the leaves, sunshine on the cheerful faces of children, on the smiles of the people in my hometown in the harvest season… She is innocent, she can see sunshine and sunshine everywhere. Suddenly, I found that, even though it was sunny, I was cool in the midst of the lovely countryside. Therefore, there are times when I miss the sun, an unrelenting nostalgia… In the early summer months of this year, I miss home, miss my hometown with immense sunshine in the distant fields. Homeland is harvesting rice. The people in my hometown are working hard in the fields from early morning until hot noon, or do not finish work until late at night. Sunshine is still sincere and transparent “participating” in their lives, a natural thing. The people of my hometown are still as sincere as the salty soil of the alluvial soil, like the plants and trees that work diligently in the sun to look forward to the bountiful seasons, so that life is full and peaceful for each passing day. Then, every time a meal, whether at home or in the field on the beach, the fatigue disappears, and the joy mingles with the sweet aroma in the pure white rice grains. I see more sunshine again… In the early summer days of May, the sun is still steadily starting each morning this morning. I wrote for me on my birthday, just like the melody of Trinh’s love song “Sunshine” is still earnestly “The color of the sun or the color of your eyes”, “The grass suddenly turns sunny”… Sunny fading into the vast memory. And I’m having a nostalgia. The sun gives me the desire to write something, after I finish writing it, I feel like it’s never been enough. Summer sun!…

Similarly, TIME has auctioned three of their covers on digital space and earned nearly half a million dollars. The New York Times also sold their “first article in nearly 170 years of history”, earning $ 560,000. This market is becoming more bustling than ever. A tweet by billionaire Mark Cuban sold for a thousand dollars. Beeple, a cartoonist who specializes in caricatures, has sold millions of dollars of his work, even though no one has ever touched his paintings! Video clips of basketball shoots are gathered on a “marketplace” called NBA Top Shot, and its weekly revenue can reach hundreds of millions of dollars. Is digitization a tool so omnipotent that we have to deny the beauty of the real world? Photo source: Getty In all of these deals, the asset is completely virtualized, and it is sold by a technology called Non-Fungible Token (NFT). NFT is a code that records that a certain original asset (tweet, clip, cover …) belonging to any owner is unique and does not have a second. This unique digital version certificate is purchased, not assets that are materialized in physical form. But, these virtual assets, despite the fact that they may not be as physically interactive as real paintings or newspapers, are costing many times as much as the real thing that can be touched, even if you can. Readers feel this is crazy: these things should not even be sold, in the conventional sense of most of us. Modern people are increasingly moving towards the digital world: today, only about 3% of the circulating money exists in physical form, the rest are simply numbers in bank accounts. . Technology companies digitize enormous amounts of data about a person for advertising and business. Never in history have we acted as both the most active producer and consumer of data, as we do now. In fact, we’ve been selling “untouchable” things for a long time: in 2018, the New York Times published a shocking article about the black market on social media. An American company called Devumi has sold hundreds of millions of followers to 200,000 famous customers, TV stars, athletes, and even pastors and models. On Facebook, user accounts were hacked and fanpages were bought and resold for many purposes. But, the sale of NFT pushes the view of digital to an unprecedented extreme: internet products, based on bits of information, are practically something anyone can access and enjoy. The NFT eliminated this indulgence entirely, leaving only the single acknowledgment of ownership. This vision redefines our worldview: without touching and even enjoying it, we can still price and trade at a hefty price. We often tell ourselves that humans are becoming more and more “materialistic”, when the truth is that we are slowly denying the literal materiality of this world. The 1965 American installation artist Joseph Kosuth’s “One and Three Chairs” can make us reflect on our detachment from reality: it consists of a real chair in the middle, to the right of it. is a picture of a chair and to the left is the dictionary definition of a chair. Try digitizing these 3 objects and imagine how much memory it will take up on the computer’s hard drive. The line that defines the chair only needs about one kilobyte of data. The image even has the highest resolution increase, perhaps only up to 10 megabytes. The real chair can, in a way, be considered limitless. The most accurate digital scan can only produce a “map” of its surface features, and even these features can only be reflected with a certain degree of fidelity. No matter how detailed these data points can convey other subtle things, like the feeling of sitting on the chair, or the personality of the carpenter who made it. Digitization is, in this case, completely powerless against a universal object. Real world discrimination But stories that overblown the virtual world continued to be told. In 2014, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen cheerfully wrote a series of tweets on his Twitter account – he himself called them the “tweetstorm” – announcing that computers and robots were about to free it all. we are free from “the constraints of material needs”. He declared that, “for the first time in human history, we have been able to show our true integrity and integrity: we will be whoever we want to be”. Such prophecies can be easily refuted, but in fact they have shaped public opinion. By spreading a technological utopia, defining that progress is fundamentally just technology, these tycoons have encouraged the masses to give up important aspects of their lives and give them away. Allows entrepreneurs and financial professionals from Silicon Valley to freely recreate culture to suit their commercial interests. Pablo Neruda and what remains in his collection of “blunt rags”. Photo source: Alamy Stock In the book “Digitalization” (published in 1995), Massachusetts Institute of Technology founder Nicholas Negroponte said: “Computers are no longer computers. It is about life ”. Silicon Valley is home to more devices and software than anywhere in the world, and more importantly, it has successfully sold an ideology. This “creed” is utopian technologicalism, with the tool of treating digitization as an all-powerful tool and of infinite value. The people from Silicon Valley are fierce materialists: what can’t be measured means nothing. But, they hate matter. From their point of view, the world’s problems, from inefficiency and inequality to illness and death all stem from its physical characteristics, embodying itself in chaos and lack of flexibility. The panacea is a virtual world, and the commonly told story is that this society will be recreated and redeemed by computer code, with a new garden of Eden built out of bits, dissolving the world of things. add to this virtual network. It has led to a huge rise in the price of virtual things, in the expression of a new wave of progress: a picture, no, even a certificate of ownership. Digital painting on the internet is now a thousand times more expensive than a real picture, something we can hang up, touch, look at it every day and see the beauty in it. The real beauty. Not painting stories. In the process of searching for information for this article, I came across a story by Chilean poet and politician Pablo Neruda: he was a collector of curious objects, such as tubes. bizarre carvings, masks of Africa look rather odd, ships in bottles and whales’ teeth. He wrote in his book “Memories” (1974) that “in my house, I have gathered a collection of toys, large and small, that I cannot live without”. The poems Neruda wrote often praised these seemingly trivial and unique objects. “In my poems,” he wrote: “I cannot close the doors to the streets, just as I cannot close the doors to love, life, joy or sadness.” Today, perhaps we do not often find such people who love things so often, not by the superficial preference of a consumerist, but by someone who understands being able to touch. something and feel it may be the most valuable thing in the world: “Someone who does not play has forever lost the child living in him and he will miss it very much” – Neruda wrote. For Neruda, children are considered materialistic in the purest and purest sense, enjoy the textures, sounds, colors, and smells of objects and are able to live fully in those moments. . In September 1973, during Neruda’s funeral, soldiers following the dictator Pinochet’s truth trampled on the collection and broke most of them. These rough gestures, in a sense, are also regrettable: they lost a chance to see beauty, as Neruda did. Today, no one takes away our right to touch real things with such rudeness. But, it seems that many of us are willing to give this up, for someone else’s story. About things that may not be of any value (compared to something in the flesh) but are being valued in millions.