The winter season is on….men can dress up with great outwear. The boring short plain jackets are not the trend for men. Dress up with long over coats….the duffle coats is back for men to dress with skin fit trousers.
• You can club them for a formal or an informal look. Both are the trend.
• These coats are from the military inspirations. In history military people wore it.
• It was worn by Belgian fisherman but gained popularity with the general population after it was issued to the British Royal Navy.
• It’s warm and can even make you survive in Antarctica.
• New styles are often slimmer cut but still retain bulk due to their thick construction and the fact that they are a true winter coat.
• As for colours, the duffle coat tends to look best in timeless neutrals – think browns, navy, black, grey and even camel. Though the High street brands have created these – meaning a bright orange, yellow or green duffle coat may be out of budget for most.
• For more fashion variation you even have short and long length available though the technical aspects remain the same with practical deep pockets and toggles which can still be done up and undone just as easily in gloves.

 Jyothsna Chakravarthy the hot model with a pretty face, 5ft 9 inch height, from Bangalore and has been modeling for 3 years now. She had been selected for a fashion show in Paris which was held on December 6. She had been really excited for this achievement, why not? She deserves it.
To walk for the fashion house Chanel’s Metiers D’Art collection, which was inspired by India was a great honour for her so early. This start will be a highlighter for her career ahead. Her hard efforts to give her best are quite clear in the show. Where she did an amazing job with other models like Liza Golden, Kelly Gale, Lyssah Ali, Smita Lasrado and Lakshmi Menon.
Jyothsna Chakravarthy along with Smita Lasrado and Kelly Gale looked elegant in Chanel’s gold and cream palette on the runway. Now the challenge for theses new faces is whether they can keep up till the next session.

They may be top models today, may it be Kate Moss who was discovered aged 14 by Sarah Doukas, the founder of Storm Model Management, at JFK Airport, after a holiday in The Bahamas.
Jourdan Dunn , discovered shopping in the Hammersmith branch of Primark, aged 16.

Gisele Bündchen , discovered eating McDonalds in a shopping mall while on a school trip to São Paulo, aged 14.

Or Coco Rocha , Discovered performing at an Irish dance competition, aged 14, by model agent Charles Stuart.

 All would have faced the same problem of entering into a professional life when it’s time for school; they were busy working day and night. Today this industry by making children work at young age is raising the suicide ratio. When will the parent understand?

• Here the kids are made to behave like adults when they are actually kids.

• They have to stay away from parents at such young age. When it’s the time for the parents to train their kids and not let them fall in wrong habits. Here the kids train themselves as per the requirements.

• They are deprived of basic education many a time or those who finish schooling do it just for the sake of it, with success in modeling as major aim.

• As models they have 1000 barriers, for staying thin which obligates in proper growth of these young people. They say NO! NO! For all basic diets which is necessary for growing kids. Results health problem come early in life.

• This has taught young kids to start drinking and smoking and other wrong habits, from a very young age and they see no fault in it. It’s cool

• People in this industry are facing so many diseases at such young age cause work pressure. Not a good symbol.

Why is the fashion industry doing this to these young kids is a big question today? We should undeniably set up an age criteria for a brighter future of the young chaps.