The Wall That Fell

In 1989, a tall wall stood in Berlin.

It split the city into two parts.

People could not cross it for many years.

Then, on a cold November night, crowds came to the wall.

They brought hammers and began to break it.

Guards did not stop them.

Soon, people from both sides danced together.

Today, small pieces of that wall sit in museums.

Artists also paint on old wall parts.

Visitors touch them and think about freedom.

The wall is gone, but its story lives on.

This story can teach us about fashion too.

Every year, people buy too many clothes.

They wear them once and throw them away.

This makes a lot of waste.

But some designers now use old cloth to make new things.

They turn broken jeans into bags.

This is like the wall pieces: old things get a new life.

We can choose to buy less and keep more.