Belfast Saree

A Story by Abishai100

Can fashion-IQ affect Euro-intelligence regarding 'street' damage?

A fashion-world fantasy-short inspired by Pret-a-Porter (Julia Roberts).

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Belfast, Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) is a place of great sectarian woe and trouble but also a place of an intriguing emerging fashion-house called Faerie-Dartmouth (FD).

FD is managed by a Dublin designer named Iso who believes in the use of matrix-extracted photography for the re-presentation of fashion aesthetics designed to boost a naturalism energy in Northern Ireland economics/capitalism for the alleviation in media of poverty worries. This is an environment-based brand of marketing.

ISO: The journalism we're presenting concerns the utilitarian value of Catholic-population demands for slick street divinity!

Of course, we'd all seen this type of street-conscious fashion ideation before in places like India, where cinema-and-brand themed magazine readership created a sort of capitalism/economics formatting for modern media-IQ regarding society trending for environment-oriented colors.

ISO: Belfast has seen comparable fashion-house works/investments in the past, but now it's all about street-considerations.

FD (Faerie-Dartmouth) is boasting this spring a full-line of lime-green colored sarees for UK markets, and it will be featured in multiple student fashion fanzines including the very illustrious/cult-popular Atco-Glass (AG).

ISO: The lime-green approach to 'saree' marketing reflects our investment in naturalism-based approach to Belfast trending!

However, a fashion-streets rival named Ion bursts onto the scene claiming that what Northern Ireland needs is not a lime-green slash but a real 'golden' droplet and begins to market a series of photos online featuring Belfast ladies/models in gold-and-white t-shirts readymade for Western street-wear. This contrasts the more 'classic' approach to street-fantasy created by Faerie-Dartmouth which is still hyping the lime-green naturalism saree lines.

Then, yet another designer bursts into 'troubled' Belfast (Northern Ireland) named Shu who wants to market a line of clover-leaf silk cardigans of multicolor in the United Kingdom. Shu's brand of culture-specific clover-themed non-sweater cardigans are a huge hit on MTV and now no one wants Faerie-Dartmouth lime-green saree lines which only remind us of the naturalism 'biases' in fashion, while Shu's being touted as a 'mad' genius.

FAERIE-DARTMOUTH (FD): We're complementing our lime-green saree lines online with toys themed for transparency play!

The new tactic is a winner, as the toy complementation reminds the investors of Northern Ireland (UK) that naturalism fashions in Belfast can indeed be complemented in the streets with ideas about consumerism play like toy-symbolism capitalism, grounding this 'classic' approach to saree-aesthetics with pedestrian daydreams about novelty goods.