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    Fashion as Communication

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    For this week’s task I had to read a quite difficult extract from ‘Fashion as Communication’ by Malcolm Barnard about how fashion is regarded in today’s society‚ whether it is trivial or not and highlighting how important it is in today’s economy. The first idea exposed is that fashion is ‘fit only for the intellectually disenfranchised’‚ suggesting that everyone working in the fashion industry lacks intelligence. Having chosen to study Fashion Marketing I completely disagree with this statement

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    History of Fashion Editor

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    born because of the existed of magazine. The first magazine in the world came from germany named Erbauliche Monaths-Unterredungen (translation: Edifying Monthly Discussions). Founded by Johann Rist‚ a German poet and composer. These magazine contain about art‚ literature‚ philosophy and science. But actually‚ the first fashion magazine was not a magazine. Instead it is a fashion illustration book by Josse Amman (1586) that regarded as the first fashion magazine. The name of the book is Gynasceum

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    International Vogue Cover Controversy Thomas Patterson Professor Moktarzada Sociology 300 2 November 2012 The French cover of Vogue displays a male and female model; the male is grabbing the females’ breast with one hand‚ while the other is insinuating a choke- hold on her. In my opinion‚ this is distasteful for a cover of a magazine that will be sold in grocery stores and where children may see. This sexually controversial photo depicts a dominant male and submissive female as glamorous

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    Running Head: SEXUAL CONTENT IN MAGAZINE ADVERTISEMENTS Sexual Content in Advertisements in Women’s and Adolescent Girls’ Magazines 3/2230 California State University San Marcos Abstract A content analysis was conducted to examine sexual content in women’s and adolescent girls’ magazines. Sexuality was classified under three dimensions: facial expression‚ body language‚ and revealing clothing. Four popular female fashion magazines that publish adult and adolescent counterparts were selected

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    Produce a detailed and linguistically well-informed analysis of the editor ’s letter from Elle magazine (July 2012) which focuses on the process of ‘synthetic personalisation What I am going to look like‚ in relevance to the above question‚ is the process of synthetic personalisation in the magazine‚ ELLE (July 2012). I am therefore going to include work produced by Norman Fairclough and his ideas on this process‚ but also including lexical features‚ conversationalisation; in which can be spilt

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    Media and Beauty Ideals

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    Theorizing Communications Professor Kirkpatrick Journal Reflection 1 September 8‚ 2012 I am an avid fashion magazine reader; my favorites are Cosmopolitan and Vogue. As I was flipping through my October issue of Cosmo‚ passing by 80% of the advertisements without a second glance‚ I stopped myself at a Nivea lotion ad. In the past‚ I would have over look this page‚ not noticing anything distinguishing it from any of the outrageous number of advertisements. However‚ something about this ad irritated

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    CONCEPT OF CELEBRITY CELEBRITY SELLS AN EXPLORATION OF THE CONCEPT OF CELEBRITY AND ITS IMPORTANCE WITHIN MAGAZINE PUBLICATION DESIGN Our thinking about human greatness has changed since Shakespeare divided great individuals into three classes: Those who had greatness thrust upon them‚ those who achieved greatness‚ and those born great. The concepts of stars‚ Celebrities‚ and prominent people are social constructs. As the meaning of celebrity will perpetually redefine itself in an ever changing

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    Personal Fashion Choices

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    Personal Fashion Choices In fashion‚ comfort and self confidence are very important. My own personal fashion choices are based on comfort and what I believe looks good on me. Simple‚ everyday things influence some of my choices in fashion. Fashion magazines‚ television‚ and the various styles I observe while traveling all have an influence on what I wear and buy. There are definitely times in my life when I could have referred to myself as a fashion victim. At times not all my clothes matched and my

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    Magazine

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    L. Meza Mens Health Content Analysis Men’s Health is a magazine that targets its audience among males. It features a male image stereotyping the ideal male physique‚ low body fat and very muscular. The content of the articules feature in this amagazine are base in men’s mental and physical well being with a strong focus in leaness and masculinity. The types of articles that can be found in every monthly issue in Men’s Health magazine are about health‚ sex and relationships and guy wisdom. There

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    Self esteem

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    great lengths to feel pretty? Why are there so many of them that suffer from low self-esteem? One cause of this is media advertisements. “Over 70% of teenage girls believe they do not measure up” (Fisher). Different forms of advertising‚ such as magazines and television‚ play a large role in the low self-esteem in young teenage girls. Self-esteem is a feeling of having respect for oneself or ones abilities. A person’s self-esteem can determine whether the individual decides to have a positive outlook

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