When it comes to five-star hospitality, every detail matters. Luxury hotels are known for creating unforgettable experiences, from plush bedding to bespoke toiletries. However, one detail that often goes unnoticed but plays a pivotal role in shaping the guest's impression of their stay is the closet. Specifically, the hangers within it. When guests move their luggage into a Hotel room, one of the very first things they do is check the closet space and put the clothes they've been travelling with away for the duration of their stay. Premium quality hangers, though seemingly more minor, will redefine the guest experience.
They will enhance the perception of your hotel as a haven of impeccable taste and sophistication.
Hangers might seem like a small detail, but they significantly impact how your wardrobe functions. Wooden hangers stand out not just for their appearance but for their ability to care for clothes in ways other materials can't. They offer durability and support that keeps your garments looking their best over time.
Beyond practicality, they also bring a polished, cohesive look to your closet that's hard to ignore.
Audrey Hepburn's rise to become a fashion icon and a beloved figure in film history is a fascinating story that intertwines her talent, grace, and unique collaborations with influential designers. Born in Belgium in 1929, Hepburn's early life was marked by the challenges of World War II, which instilled in her a resilience and sophistication that later shone through in her acting roles.
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Who Was Cupid?
It may not be something you've thought much about, however now we've asked the question, I bet you're interested to learn a little more about this historic character whose very image signifies Valentines Day love.
Whilst the mention of the name Cupid typically conjures images of a Cherub like baby wielding a bow and arrow, Eros as he was known to the Greeks and Cupid as he later was renamed by the Romans, struck at the hearts of both gods and mortals alike using his quiver filled with arrows to play with their emotions. Sharp golden arrows would arouse desire, whilst blunt lead arrows would ignite aversion and cause one to flee.
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By Marianne Reyes | Henkerman.com.au
Did you know that there’s a psychology to dressing well?
Besides simply looking presentable and sporting stylish clothes, dressing well often correlates to self-value. Whilst fashion and styling aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, those whom are fashion forward will know exactly what we mean.
In fact, many people across the globe don’t know how to dress themselves. If you’re one of the people who feel clueless about your personal sense of style, perhaps it’s finally time to take a step towards a better, more fashionable future. Here’s a quick checklist that will help you choose a fashion stylist right for you.
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Historically, a tie as an accessory mostly worn by men. With the evolution of fashion, however, women are embracing this accessory in their wardrobes as well. A tie or necktie is worn around a collar and tied just below the chin. The fashion industry has developed ties into different styles, sizes, and colours depending on the dress code of the occasion.
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History of the Tie
Learning how to tie a tie overtime has been analyzed and thought out over for years. The tie’s history is quite captivating considering it is an accessory rather than clothing.
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By Michael Wernicke
You probably rarely give it much thought, however did you realise there is hardly a product you use as much as your clothes hangers. Most of us use them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For many they lovingly support our clothing investment - often hundreds and thousands of dollars’ worth - some of our most prized possessions. Socially speaking this invention has given us the ability to evolve in today's consumerist society - enabling us to buy more precious clothing from our fashion conscious cities and storing them in our over crowded dwelling spaces.
So have you ever stopped to consider where the clothes hanger originally came from? Who originally invented this humble little device? What year was it invented?
Whilst some historians believe that the third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson, invented a crude predecessor to the coat hanger, it is widely believed that today’s coat hangers with the hook and shoulder shape was inspired sometime later following the invention of the coat hook by O.A. North of Connecticut, USA in 1869. So pretty recently really.
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By Michael Wernicke
Walk into most be people's closets and you might get one of these types of reactions:
- Wow, they've got nice clothes, but it's pretty packed in there
- Wow, they've got old clothes, and there's so much space
However, how often do you go into someone's wardrobe and think to yourself, great clothes - but man - they are some nasty looking, messed up clothes hangers. I'll bet it's probably not your first observation. However now that I've pointed it out, why don't you go and snoop around at a few closets - you will be totally amazed at the craziness. It might even make you start questioning a few friendships!
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By Michael Wernicke
Whatever time of the year you're in, one of the things you learn about getting a brand new clothes hanger collection is that it inspires you. We go to our tired old, often dust filled wardrobe space at least a couple of times a day typically - well at least to put your clothes on and then to put them away again. We can definitely overlook our wardrobe as we tend to be stuck in our heads - normally either rushing and mentally preparing for work or trying to clear our minds of it at the end of the day. This causes us to routinely overlook it!
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Guest Blogger: Clare Sheng - The Fitting Room
Off the Rack
Most people prefer to buy off the rack suits. You can try on different shapes and cuts, touch the fabric for quality, and wear it right away. There is a huge variety of options, from $300 wool blends, to $6000 Italian-made cashmere. However, if you are not a conventional shape, or if you want the suit to be heavily tailored, then be prepared to put away around $100 to $250 for alterations.
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