Fashion is one of the essential arts of civilization. It reflects the great cultures of the past, illustrating the characteristics of individual societies over the centuries, similar to paintings and sculptures. Furthermore, it is claimed to be a more accurate barometer than the other visual arts since it affects everyone and not solely a specific section of the population: it represents a personal expression of life at a given point in time and place (Yarwood, 1992). Basically, fashion in today's modern world is everywhere, with the help of globalization nonetheless. However, the problem with this is that world of fashion has witnessed a dramatic shift in the way in which fashion styles are determined away from an intrinsic interaction between fashion and the regional environmental factors towards the dominance by global fashion capitalism. Fashion is now being considered more of a retail material rather than a medium on which artists can express their artistic...