Fashion Street styles Once upon a time, fashion (be) only for the rich. Paris (be) the centre of the fashion world, and everyone else ＿ (try) to copy the top French designers. But now, fashion (be) a much more international matter. London, like other big European cities, has a large number of its own talented and (hard work) young (design). In any case, many people, especially young people, take no notice of the clothes the designers produce, They (wear) things which express their ideas and feelings about life. They use fashion like a kind of uniform. A boy who (wear) a leather jacket covered in bits of metal will probably ride a motorbike. A girl who (wear) Laura Ashley dresses will probably have middle-class ideas. Some young people, of course, have fun with all the latest "street styles". They cut their hair into strange shapes, wear lots of cheap jewelry, cut their trouser legs to make them (short), or paint their lips blue, These "street styles" come and go. But a lot of young people try to look as clean and tidy as possible. When you are looking for a job, you want to show possible (employ) that you will be a good (work). Clothes with sporty look ＿ (be) popular. They make people look (health) and energetic. Streets styles are not created by the big fashion designers. In fact, the fashion designers often use ideas from street fashions when they make (they) own designs. But some leaders of British fashion have quite enough ideas of their own. One of these is Jean Muir, whose beautiful, classic clothes have made her known as Britain's first and best designer. For most British people, fashion is not very important. The British do not think about it very much. Even the richest and ＿ (important) people often wear old and (tidy) clothes, Only a very few can afford clothes by Jean Muir, Most people go down to the nearest shopping street and buy something from a "chain" store, (popular) of these stores, with a shop in every town in the country, is Marks and Spencer. Twenty percent of all the clothes the British buy come form "M and S". Explain in English: People in Britain don't care much about designer clothes.