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    Thesis: Design and Fashion

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    INTRODUCTION Fashion may strike the public as of little importance and even refer to it as a luxury. However‚ fashion is evident everywhere especially in today’s society where fashion has become a means of self-expression. The popular society of today are becoming more and more aware of the importance of fashion in their daily lives or‚ to the least‚ in important occasions where first impression already matter. The widespread awareness of fashion entails creative minds to innovate and design

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    textile industry is that of the fashion designer. A fashion designer is the person who comes up with the ideas and designs today‚ for the clothes that we‚ the consumers‚ will be wearing tomorrow. This alone‚ the power to inspire the world of fashion ‚ would be enough to make me want to become a designer‚ but designing clothes is also a way of expressing yourself. Each designer is unique and thus the clothes that each create are just as unique. Although the job of a fashion designer may seem easy‚ there

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    Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary clearly defines ethnocentrism as the “characterization by or based on the attitude that one’s own group is superior.” To address the deeper issues associated to ethnocentrism requires a more explicit definition. In this sense‚ ethnocentrism can be defined as the making of false assumptions regarding others’ ways based on our own limited experience. The key word is assumptions‚ because oftentimes we are not even aware that we are being ethnocentric -- we don’t understand

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    Fashion: Visual Culture

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    Fashion cannot survive without the media. Its success as both an art form and a commercial enterprise depends upon attention in the media. The media have played a vital role in shaping fashion into the complex cultural phenomenon it has become. Photography‚ and later film and television‚ have medialised fashion. Fashion has become an intrinsic part of today’s visual culture‚ and vice versa. Fashion magazines‚ glossies and women’s journals cannot exist without fashion‚ but fashion also cannot exist

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    Industrial People‚ Industrial Fashion Karsen McKinney History 112: Origins of the Modern World April 17‚ 2013 Debates are still raised about whether or not the positive outcomes of the Industrial Revolution were worth the struggles faced during the time period. Fashion reflects its time period; therefore‚ by looking at the fashion of a time one can understand the motives‚ lifestyles‚ and productivity of the time period. By analyzing the fashion industry as a whole from 1780-1860—trends‚ trades

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    Stereotypes and Prejudice

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    • What are the positive aspects of stereotypes‚ if any? Most stereotypes are negative and may cause much harm but there are positive stereotypes‚ which also have a negative impact because they influence prejudice. One positive thing that can be gained from stereotypes is self-motivation. “Still other researchers have conceptualized the benefits of stereotype use in more motivational terms‚ such as self-enhancement.” (Lambart‚ 1997‚ abstract‚ Para. 2) Negative comments can sometimes be used to

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    Summary: Filter Of Fashion

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    AGARWAL NETFLIX OF FASHION – CURATED PERSONAL STYLIST SUBSCRIPTION Is the curated personal stylist subscription model in the fashion industry sustainable?” Ankit Agarwal Executive Practitioner Seminar: Dynamics of the Fashion Industry Professor Jeff Carr and Professor Joseph Carrera May 12th‚ 2014 AGARWAL: NETFLIX OF FASHION – CURATED PERSONAL STYLIST SUBSCRIPTION Executive Summary • This report provides an analysis of the ‘Curated Personal Stylist Subscription Industry’. While

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    Racial Stereotypes

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    racial prejudice. The cognitive component is made up of stereotypes. Stereotypes are categories of cognitions concerning the members of a particular group. These cognitions are usually simple‚ often over generalized‚ and frequently inaccurate. Stereotypes are not simply abstractions about group categories. They can act as "cognitive filters" through which we select what information to use‚ what to ignore‚ and how to interpret it. Stereotypes do not exist in isolation. They are accompanied by emotions

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    A Career in Fashion Design

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    A Career in Fashion Design The fashion design career‚ has recently emerged as one of the most popular and competitive among young people. Those who actually succeed in design have a very individualistic personal style and don’t follow trends set by others. Having fashion design as your profession sometimes allows you to meet glamorous people. It can also put you in charge of what is in and out when it comes to clothing through ramp shows and fashion write-ups. Most designers have a great

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    Stereotypes Of Mulan

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    Women are heavily stereotyped in society and are expected to fit into society’s roles to be treated fairly. Although‚ stereotypes should not define who a person is. The character who strongly proves this is Mulan. Mulan demonstrates that a person shouldn’t be judged by their gender or stereotype‚ as she was able to become a strong and brave warrior through her disguise as a male soldier‚ which is deemed unfit for her gender. In the beginning of the movie‚ Mulan’s mum and grandmother try to teach

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