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    A fast food restaurant is on every corner‚ but is actually good for you? Fast food became popular in the early 1900’s but it didn’t just take off. Fast food has made quite a journey in its development opening opportunities along the way. It has its advantages and disadvantages but being aware of them is very important. Fast food has made a huge impact on our nation’s health and economy. How was fast food developed? Burgers made at fairs‚ carnivals‚ and events were known as low quality. It

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    Fashion in the early 17th century followed up on the trends from previous centuries. However‚ later on styles began to change fairly and the overall trend through the midcentury targeted softness and comfort to allow for easier movement. People still valued rich materials‚ but they set aside the rigid formality of earlier years. These changes in fashion reflected the rising influence of France‚ with its free sense of style. French King Louis XIV helped make France the leading fashion influence

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    tastier‚ fresher and fast food perceived as healthier. A few of the smaller/privately owned competitors (Cosi and Quizno’s) were able to operate in niche markets selling gourmet sandwiches and salads. The emergence of smaller restaurants offering easy access to exotic foods such as sushi and burritos created a more specialized niche market. 2) Size and Growth; With the emergence of these sub-markets and niche markets‚ McDonalds started losing market share. It now had to share its fast-food mass market

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    World War II Fashion and Clothing I have a strong belief that clothing is a way to express yourself‚ its part of your identity and it plays a big part in the well being of your life. World War II had an effect on people’s everyday life in several different countries. Culture was impacted because of the limited resources and the strong war efforts. The majority of resources‚ money‚ and energy were put into the war by all of the countries in it. Clothing was something that was restricted because

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    H&M Introduction: * Background: From a single women’s wear shop in Vasteras‚ Sweden‚ to six different brands and 3‚500 stores all around the world. H&M’s design team creates sustainable fashion for all‚ always at the best price. The collections include everything from dazzling party collections to quintessential basics and functional sportswear – for women‚ men‚ teenagers and children‚ and for every season or occasion. In addition to clothes‚ shoes‚ bags‚ jewelry‚ make up and underwear there is

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    90s Fashion Intro to the 90s: * Today‚ instead of everyone following the same "look"‚ people wear clothes that they want and how they want. * That’s why the 90s was known as the "dress down decade". * By the end of the 21st century dressing down in every aspect of life became an accepted thing. Movement Away from the 80s: * Fashions in the 90s moved away from the frills‚ shoulder pads and chunky jewellery of the 1980s. * The new look was "minimal" and "casual yet stylish"‚ and the look for

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    The Female Body in Fashion Photography Contemporary fashion photography typically concerns itself with the objectification of women. Although men are also used to display certain stereotypes and ideologies; these are usually done in a manner that portrays masculinity‚ power and control over women. Women are seen as objects of a passive nature‚ brimming with sexual desire and used to further the males prurient gaze. The contrasting images of Lana Del Rey from the October issue of GQ are a powerful

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    How fashion professionals use historical and cultural research as source material for fashion inspiration? * Reference to key themes‚ discussion and concepts raised in the Design in Context unit * Referenced quotations (using Harvard referencing) from at least four academic texts to support your arguments * Referenced images * A critical analysis of examples of relevance to your degree subject (Design & Development; Graphics; Photography or Promotion & Communication) *

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    WOMENS FASHION THROUGH THE AGES 1950’S - Another style of dress favored by women in the ’50s was the chemise dress‚ as it could be worn on most body types. The dress was loose and had a straight cut‚ allowing the wearer to experiment with belts. Women switched to trendy coats instead of the traditional shawls. One also saw the large use of feathers as a part of the fashion. Long‚ knee-length coats with loose sleeves‚ caught on really well in the 1950s. Among the different fabrics‚ silk was widely

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    Semiotics in Fashion Photography: Does it affect culture as much as culture affects it? Introduction Fashion Photography has taken quite the belittling from the conventional world of photography. Where other forms of photography ‘naturally’ capture beauty‚ fashion photography is have said to be too meticulous in ‘setting up’ the photograph. . Brookes states that‚ “fashion advertising‚ in particular‚ is seen as negating the purity of the photographic image. We see the typical [in fashion photography]

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