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    Silly Lies

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    Such Silly Lies—reality‚ It’s something that kicks us in the nuts as soon as we exit high school. With such hopes of becoming doctors and lawyers we never really think about what we have to do to accomplish these goals. ‘Such Silly Lies’ tells the story of Maisy Puckett an ex valedictorian for Sea breeze high‚ five years have gone by without her still being settled on what she wants to do. When her friend Brian throws a reunion at a banquet hall Maisy is hesitant to go but does anyway‚ that’s when

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    ‘Less is more’ in 90s fashion As we reflect on fashion history‚ there is not always a distinctive shift from one decade to the next. When transitioning from the 80s to the 90s‚ this was not the case‚ as there was an evident changeover from conspicuous consumer to ‘less is more.’ When hearing this phrase and applying it to fashion‚ I think it can be viewed in two ways. The more literal interpretation can be restated as it is preferred to have either a more minimalistic and simple outfit‚ or that

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    Modern Era: 1920-1940 During the 1920s‚ clothing styles officially entered the modern era of fashion design. During this decade‚ women began to liberate themselves from constricting clothes for the first time and openly embrace more comfortable styles like pants and short skirts. While popular fashions remained relatively conservative prior to 1925‚ short skirts‚ low waistlines‚ and revolutionary styles of the flapper era characterized the latter half of the decade (Hall 1992). Dresses were made

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    The 1800’s was full of different fashion trends‚ from big skirts‚ to natural frames‚ to curves all over. Two seemingly very different decades have many differences and many similarities in their fashion. These decades are the 1840’s and the 1880’s. The 40’s were known for large skirts. The 80’s was known for its large bustles in the back‚ a famous example is in the painting A Sunday on La Grande Jatte which is found in the Chicago Art Institute. There were both similarities and differences in the

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    Nikaya Glidden Mr. Lang English 12 1/10/13 Fashion Research Fashion is and expression of the spirit of the time and often a reaction to what proceeded it. Apparel manufacturing and trend setting was long before the european colonization of North America. When English settlers came to America they brought their trends with them and continued to import manufactured textiles for several generations. Native American clothing included moccasins‚ deer skin‚ fur parkas‚ head dresses and

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    Fashion Essay

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    CHANGE OF FASHİON AFTER 1960 TO 2000 Fashion is defined as a style of dress that is popular during a certain time or era. It does not coordinate only towards clothing. It also coordinates hair styles‚ make-up and music. Each of these depends on the type of clothing chosen. Even though fashion reflects a person’s social class in old days‚ it has been reflecting personality for half a century. Music‚ TV programs and ideologies started to influence the people. We can tell a lot about a person by

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    Silly Goose Persuasive

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    Have you ever had a friend call you a silly goose and you don’t know what that means? Well i’m here to tell you what it means and why it should be an award.A silly goose means someone who’s silly and is funny‚ but not stupid just silly. No it does not mean your a goose‚ for those of you wondering. I think that a silly goose should be an award because there’s so many funny people in the world‚ that there should be an award for it. Now that you know what a silly goose is‚ then you should know what i’m

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    “Mrs. Bennet was a woman of mean understanding‚ little information and uncertain temper. When she was discontented‚ she fancied herself nervous. The business of her life was to get her daughters married; its solace was visiting and news.” – Chapter one‚ Pride and Prejudice‚ Jane Austen Mrs. Bennet is a character that is clumsy and tiresome‚ but is quite entertaining. The last paragraph in chapter one‚ Austen describes Mrs. Bennet perfectly. First she defines her as a woman of “mean understanding”

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    Era : Early 1970s Trend : Ethnic clothes Impact on fashion trend or history: There was no acute impact or revolution in fashion trends‚ as result the popular trends in late 1960s continued into 1970s. Much of hippie style had been integrated into mainstream American society by the early 1970s. The Mexican peasant blouses‚ tunic and Indian fabrics were still popular. The Also‚ the seventieth was a individualism decade. Everyone could wear anything anywhere so that the first phase of early

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    The Hero in Lyrics and Fashion The character of the lyric‚ “No Such Thing” by John Mayer‚ is a confident individual who is striving to be different from the majority whom abandoned individuality. The character shows his confidence by stating‚ “I’d like to think the best of me.” His statement displays that other people’s opinions do not startle him. The line‚ “They love to tell you stay inside the lines‚” criticizes the society’s standard which forces the majority of people to abandon their individuality

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