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    about fashion and I don’t really know a lot about fashion and I need help with how fashion is sustainable and how out will help better the lives of people Hello my name is Katie and I am writing a paper about fashion and I don’t really know a lot about fashion and I need help with how fashion is sustainable and how out will help better the lives of people Hello my name is Katie and I am writing a paper about fashion and I don’t really know a lot about fashion and I need help with how fashion is sustainable

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    The 50's Research Paper

    Fashion in the 50s in Australia was heavily influenced by American and English movies; television shows along with the style icons they produced. Traditionally fashion from this era mainly focuses on poodle skirt and bright colours, although these may have been popular, people like Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe challenged the norm with their influential style and their ability to wear clothing items that portrayed what they stood for. Although both these household named actresses who are renowned

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    Fashion During The American Revolution

    bewildered by the astounding facts I found. The differences in styles compared to the present and also, the fashion statements still carried on. For only being two hundred and forty one years ago, a drastic amount has changed. Yet, some would be surprised the thing we still do in this day and age. This century we use fashion for show and when it comes to sports it is used for comfort. In those days fashion was strictly for show, even during war. In 1700's, and during the American Revolution, hair was a

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    Ethnographic Model

    Not everyone has long legs like Janeta Samp and cheek bones like Obette Pavlova. However, there is so much more than height and facial structure to belong on a runway. Although walking like a model might seem like a simple task, knowing how to stand and walk with confidence will help you successfully walk down a runway. Posture is your make it or break it moment. The key is to act like there is a string threaded from your spine up through your head. By tilting your head and rolling your shoulders

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    Gender Stereotypes

    Fashion is a central part to an individual’s identity; it gives a person the liberty of self-expression. During the 1960s anti-Vietnam protestors wore black arms bands to demonstrate their disagreement with the war, much like today American Citizens wear blank to subtly show their ideologies. Clothing affords a person a chance to explicitly or implicitly make themselves visible. Annamari Vänskä would agree that fashion is a powerful tool. In her article “From Gay to Queer—or, Wasn’t Fashion Always

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    Medieval Fashion Research Paper

    Medieval Fashion Fashion in the Medieval era was different, but in the same way similar to today’s. Some differences being: the style and limited materials. Fashion today is a lot less concerned on modesty, whereas in Medieval times modesty was the main focus. One of the main similarities with Medieval and today’s fashion would be that people’s clothing is based off of how they are ranked in society. This specific era also had very strict laws that determined what each individual could and could

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    Eighteenth-Century Clothing

    Not only did people then respond to fashion, they also varied their garments based on the activity and the formality of the occasion. The eighteenth-century words "dress" and "undress" had meanings quite different from the way we use the words today, though the basic concepts are still viable

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    Why Do People Dressed In The 1960s

    you.” The 1960s has tons of iconic fashion that even shaped fashion today. The first thing you need to know about is mens fashion as it played a. Big part. Next, you will need to understand the women's iconic styles as one of the most important things in order to be classy women. Along with men and women’s fashion we can’t forget the children’s side of it all. If your interested don’t leave and find out more. First of all, we have the men's side of fashion. These styles included things like

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    European And Euro-American Women: A Comparative Analysis

    There are many different cultures and different styles that people may have. Some styles may be forced because of religious reasons or laws and others simply can make a personal choice for what they wear and how they wear it. Different countries have different laws and in some cases a lot of countries have strong religious beliefs that may control a lot of the countries way of living. Historically, European and Euro-American women were not underdressed compared to women in Asia and the Middle East

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    Fashion Icon——(Mandy)Motian Wang

    [pic] FASHION ICON AMANDA SEYFRIED 'JUST-OUT-OF-COLLEGE' Motian Wang Thur 3:50 pm Every one has his fashion icons who affects his every aspects of life. Just because those fashion icons are similar to us or admired by us. We might follow their lifestyles, behaviors, the way of doing things and personal taste. Our target customer, which is a group between 22 to 26 years old. They just went out from colleges. During this period, their fashion icons might change dramaticlly because

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