The balaclava, also known as the balaclava, has become a trend. In terms of fashion, too, children are finally being taken seriously.
During the pandemic, you got used to a lot, including only half of your face being seen. While it remains to be seen what that will mean in the long term for annoying disguise debates, getting used to disguise could explain a trend this winter: that of the balaclava.
The primarily practical hat covers the head, neck and parts of the face and is also called balaklava, which – watch out, woke up from the cookie coma – has nothing to do with sweet pastries, but comes from a place in Crimea, a cold theater of war in the 19th century Century. For the first time, British soldiers wore full-face hats that only exposed the eyes. The balaklava then made a career with special operations units, on the ski slopes and the heads of bank robbers, she was politically active at Pussy Riot before she became a designer and influencer in recent years It-piece and celebrities like Beyoncé and Billie Eilish showed off unusual specimens.
Well, you could say that the balaclava is now getting a more peaceful, demilitarized paint job, or what? CNN puts itthat social media is overflowing with “thousands of teenage faces framed by what looks like an overgrown knitted sock”. Speaking of having grown too big: for Zipfelbob riders and other children, the balaklava has long been part of the standard equipment on the toboggan hill. You can also learn a lot from the fashion of children. Every trend starts small.
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