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    Azzedine Alaia: A History

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    promoted an image of powerful authority and a soupcon of sexualized femininity”. This upcoming trend saw the return of body-conscious fashion as observed in the 1960s through Azzedine Alaia’s pioneering use of revolutionary stretch materials like lycra‚ spandex‚ jersey knits and viscose in the 1980s (Akiko Fukai‚ 2002). His body embracing garments that fit like a second skin (Encyclopedia‚ 2010) were a nonpareil representation of the body conscious decade. Suzy Menkes (1991) in her article said that Alaia’s

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    Stereotypes Of Work Essay

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    The Meaning of Work: Have Stereotypes and Media Ruined Our Chance at Enjoying Work? As people living on this earth‚ we are all influenced by work. Whether we are in a poor country or a rich country‚ whether we are living on the streets or living in a mansion we are all influenced by work in some way. Throughout this essay I will bring up several topics on how work is related to everyone living and what work means to me. I grew up in a decently well off family when it came to money. I did not have

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    Grandfather

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    Grandfather He is about average height ‚ rather thin ‚ He has oval face with light brown spots  on it. He has round blue eyes . with dark straight hair and wears glasses . he is also snub nosed . He is rather tall for a Man‚ about 100 years of age‚ and I find him really slender. He puts on a little round glasses which makes him lovely. Although he is old but still looks attractive in appearance‚ He is dignified and reserved. She is somewhat strict at times‚ but never too severe or stern. His

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    Why People Love Lady Gaga

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    Why People Love Lady Gaga People see her clad in either very little or way too much with head gear that was designed to shock and awe. She walks into the room with the confidence of a model‚ accented by the occasional dance movements that look more like spasms than choreography. This is a day in the life of Lady Gaga. If that made her sound like some alien she-beast from the future‚ one would be wondering how she has acquired millions of fans around the globe that love and adore her. This paper

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    As the hospital room door slammed shut the horrific smell of unwashed bodies came over me‚ almost making me choke in disgust. It was rather humid and I was finding it increasingly difficult to suck the oxygen into my body. I was suffocating like a fish out of water‚ labouring with every breath. The walls‚ the ceiling and the floor were all the same dull colour. My hospital room was small. I could not even take two large strides before I reached the other side of the stinking cage. Then an unearthly

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    X-men: Hero’s that reinforce stereotypes Racism no longer exists‚ but a new prejudice against gifted people has risen. No longer is one judged by their skin color or social class‚ but by the fact that one can project lasers from one’s eyes or manipulate the forces of magnetism. In 1963‚ Marvel Comics released its first issue of a series entitled "The Uncanny X-men". The comic book series deals with the typical theme of good versus evil‚ but emphasizes mostly on the struggle of race. The X-men

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    SEMIOTICS HER (Movie‚2013) COLOUR SCHEME AND COSTUME NAINIKA CHAUHAN| Roll No. 20130120041 1) 2) 3) 4) ___________________________________________________________________________________ For the purpose of this assignment‚ I will be doing a semiotic analysis of the colour scheme and costumes of “Her”‚ a science fiction comedy drama film‚ released in 2013; written‚ directed and produced by Spike Jonze. The film is set in an unspecified time in the future. It is about a soon to be divorced lonely

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    Marketing Plan For Prepared by: AndreaFigueroa Professor:Jackelyn Llave Bus 319 Marketing Table of Contents Page 1. Background 3 2. Strategic Focus and Plan 3 Mission Statement 3 Goals 3 Competitive Advantage 4 3. Situation Analysis 4 SWOT Analysis 5 Competitor Analysis 6 Company Analysis 6 Customer Analysis 6 4. Market-Product Focus 8 Marketing and Product Objectives 8 Market-Product Grid 9 Target Markets 9 Points

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    Uniqlo Analsys

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    1. UNIQLO The words “Unique” and “clothing“ was contracted to create the name UNIQLO‚ a Japanese based fashion retail brand that has been quick to dominate the global market. Their stores‚ nearly 1‚000 worldwide sell non-branded‚ casual clothing. Currently in Manhattan‚ New York there are three‚ with the first opening as their flagship store in SoHo. The store we visited was uptown of the flatiron district‚ located on 34th street between 5th and 6th avenues. The store opened last October‚ quite

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    1900s Beauty Standards

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    Evolution of Beauty Standards (1900s-Now) The definition of beauty is a view of perfection as a part of aesthetics‚ culture‚ social psychology‚ philosophy‚ and sociology that is admired by a particular culture. The definition of a standard is an idea used as a model for comparative evaluations. A beauty standard is a popular trend of looks and style that people are expected to be. In the 1900s to the 1910s there was a very unique sense of fashion. The decade’s body image consisted of being fit. Women

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