The Metropolitan Museum of Art

This museum is located on the Upper East Side of New York City and is the biggest museum in all of the US. From ancient art to classic costumes and modern paintings, the Met has it all. The permanent collection has 17 curatorial departments, so chances are you will find something to enjoy.

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Nation Air And Space Museum

This museum may seem like only a place for people who love science, but the way they display their collections is truly outstanding and really accessible. The best part is that it’s free since it’s a Smithsonian museum in Washington, D.C.

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The Art Insitute of Chicago

This museum is famously home to a collection of 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms, which are perfectly small scaled structures that show European and American interiors from the 13th-20th century. These structures are meticulous and absolutely stunning.

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The question that was without an answer for a long time was asking what is it that breaks the hair and creates curls. As it turned out, it’s the combination of gravity, texture, and follicle shape.

Scientists have also discovered that curly hair is more sensitive to heat and that it burns easier. So if you’re a curly girl, careful with that blow dryer and hair straightener!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhKhuXbBzNt/?tagged=curlyhair

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Titled “A New Textiles Economy: Redesigning Fashion’s Future,” the report details just how damaging our current fashion industry is, and what might happen by 2050 if something doesn’t change fast.

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The Impact

The report showed that currently, 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases are created every year by the fashion industry. Half a million tons of plastic microfibers are also currently being thrown into the sea every year by the fashion industry, adding to the impact.

This scale of pollution outsizes the impact from even the airline industry by a large margin. From your favorite pair of sneakers to that new top you like, the fashion industry is hurting the planet a lot more than people previously realized. If nothing changes, the fashion business may end up doing twice as much damage to the environment.

The head of the study, Ellan MacArthur writes, “The textile industry relies mostly on non-renewable resources…The current wasteful, linear system is the root cause of this massive and ever-expanding pressure on resources.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdCVU9PjzOG/?hl=en&tagged=fabric

How Can We Fix The Problem?

Scientists say there are many ways the current industry can solve this problem. For starters, all of the competing brands could work together to lessen their global impact. The report states that efforts are already being made to change the way the industry works drastically.

However, MacArthur also mentions that while the industry has made many great steps forward, it is still a long way off from changing entirely. MacArthur writes, “…a new textiles economy will demand unprecedented levels of alignment on the case for change, and collaboration.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbSC-hHFmXn/?hl=en&taken-by=stellamccartney

What Do We Do Now? 

Famed fashion designer Stella McCartney has been one of the first to cooperate with MacArthur to reshape the industry. She released a statement to the press mentioning how hopeful she is that the report will open the eyes of other fashion designers, and lead the industry to a more sustainable future. Stella stated that the report could, “…allow us to find a way to work together to better our industry, for the future of fashion and for the future of the planet.”

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art

This museum is located on the Upper East Side of New York City and is the biggest museum in all of the US. From ancient art to classic costumes and modern paintings, the Met has it all. The permanent collection has 17 curatorial departments, so chances are you will find something to enjoy.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BlYHJBjhCEo/?tagged=themet

Nation Air And Space Museum

This museum may seem like only a place for people who love science, but the way they display their collections is truly outstanding and really accessible. The best part is that it’s free since it’s a Smithsonian museum in Washington, D.C.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BkidnaKhqhs/?tagged=airandspacemuseum

The Art Insitute of Chicago

This museum is famously home to a collection of 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms, which are perfectly small scaled structures that show European and American interiors from the 13th-20th century. These structures are meticulous and absolutely stunning.

The post Three American Museums You Have to Visit in Your Lifetime appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The question that was without an answer for a long time was asking what is it that breaks the hair and creates curls. As it turned out, it’s the combination of gravity, texture, and follicle shape.

Scientists have also discovered that curly hair is more sensitive to heat and that it burns easier. So if you’re a curly girl, careful with that blow dryer and hair straightener!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhKhuXbBzNt/?tagged=curlyhair

The post Finally: Mystery of Curly Hair Solved appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Titled “A New Textiles Economy: Redesigning Fashion’s Future,” the report details just how damaging our current fashion industry is, and what might happen by 2050 if something doesn’t change fast.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcpnlqDgJVw/?hl=en&taken-by=spotter.frankfurt

The Impact

The report showed that currently, 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases are created every year by the fashion industry. Half a million tons of plastic microfibers are also currently being thrown into the sea every year by the fashion industry, adding to the impact.

This scale of pollution outsizes the impact from even the airline industry by a large margin. From your favorite pair of sneakers to that new top you like, the fashion industry is hurting the planet a lot more than people previously realized. If nothing changes, the fashion business may end up doing twice as much damage to the environment.

The head of the study, Ellan MacArthur writes, “The textile industry relies mostly on non-renewable resources…The current wasteful, linear system is the root cause of this massive and ever-expanding pressure on resources.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdCVU9PjzOG/?hl=en&tagged=fabric

How Can We Fix The Problem?

Scientists say there are many ways the current industry can solve this problem. For starters, all of the competing brands could work together to lessen their global impact. The report states that efforts are already being made to change the way the industry works drastically.

However, MacArthur also mentions that while the industry has made many great steps forward, it is still a long way off from changing entirely. MacArthur writes, “…a new textiles economy will demand unprecedented levels of alignment on the case for change, and collaboration.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbSC-hHFmXn/?hl=en&taken-by=stellamccartney

What Do We Do Now? 

Famed fashion designer Stella McCartney has been one of the first to cooperate with MacArthur to reshape the industry. She released a statement to the press mentioning how hopeful she is that the report will open the eyes of other fashion designers, and lead the industry to a more sustainable future. Stella stated that the report could, “…allow us to find a way to work together to better our industry, for the future of fashion and for the future of the planet.”

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