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    As decades go by, fashion changes all over the world. Many people influenced the fashion industry during the 1920’s. It was a time of change and time of trying new things. Trendsetters from this time changed the way women viewed themselves and still influences many today. One person who influenced many during the 1920’s, especially women, is Coco Chanel. With Coco Chanel’s success during the 1920’s and talent of making amazing fashion designs, which include Coco’s little black dresses and…

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    was also a groundbreaking decade for many different male hairstyles and hair care products. Men were known to be busy in this particular decade as well, so they often opted for different low-maintenance styles like the women. As stated by Fabulous Fashion of the 1990s “Men wore their hair short and well groomed, some people shaved their hair, often inspired by celebrities like Michael Jordan. Some men wore sideburns which was a throwback to the 60s and 70s”(Niven 11). While sideburns were…

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    Hats In The 1920's

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    class. Upper class citizens usually wore a top hat or a Hamburg hat (“1920 in western Fashion”). The Cloche hat were being worn by women to tea dances, even in the street, and also at lunch parties and in their own homes (Herald 30). Hats with large crowns accommodated long hair and were worn low above the eyebrows (Herald 3).Working-class men wore a standard news boy cap or a hat cap (“1920 in western Fashion”).These are the kind of hats men wore in the 1920’s. Women Dresses and Sweater were…

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    With African Americans into the fashion industry, they faced hardships but created a distinctive style in fashion history. One of the most influential African American designers in the fashion industry was Zelda Wynn Valdes. Who is Zelda Wynn Valdes? Born June 28 1905, Zelda Wynn Valdes is an African American fashion and costume designer. Raised in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, Zelda started out in fashion constructing outfits from her doll collection as a child. She cut and sew different…

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    Vivienne Gallwear

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    become world’s most influential fashion designers and how their design influence on present day design. Vivienne Westwood was born in Isabel Swire Derbyshire in 1941. She played a vital role in the emergence of Punk Rock in the 1970s and has come to be known as one of the most influential British fashion designers of the twentieth century. Since 1960 to present, she has been the creative director for her own label. John Galliano is one of the most innovative fashion designers of the early…

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    A project charter is a document started by the person who wants to begin a new project. A project charter is developed to define the scope of a project and to give detail on what all will be associated with the project. It can also contain such information as to who the project initiator is, who will be in charge of managing the project and each person in charge of the different phases of a project. It can also cover the time frame of the project by showing how much time it will take to complete…

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    should fill “the store” with best in clothing. Not exclusively will the clothing in Stylista store have a “higher price tag” than usual retail clothing stores (Kenneth E. Clow, 2009). It should likewise make with “higher quality” norms and by famous fashion designers. The store is determined to top of the line clothing producers to offer in Stylista. Top of the line Stylista clothing store has advertising objectives, including advertising to…

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    Summary – In 2008, Samantha Elauf applied for a position at a national retailer called Abercrombie & Fitch, which specializes in higher end casual trendy wear for young adults and children. Abercrombie & Fitch hires “models” which need to confirm to a “look” when hired. Specifically, the “look” was to reflect Abercrombie & Fitch’s style and forbids black clothing and head coverings such as baseball caps. When Ms. Elauf applied for the position she wore a hijab (head scarf). The hijab was not…

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    Conniya Gardner The History of Roman Clothing and Fashion Section One- Fabrics and Materials Due to a lack of modern technology, Ancient Roman clothing was made with different fabrics than those of today. Wool was the most commonly used fiber in Roman clothing and was likely the first material to be spun (“Clothing in Ancient Roman”). In early Rome, women spun the fleece into the thread and wove the cloth used to make Roman garments (“Roman Clothing”). Upper-class Romans did not weave their…

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    Fashion Merchandiser Essay

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    The possible job roles that I am interested in are Fashion Merchandiser, Fashion Designer, and Fashion Sales Representative. The first job role is fashion merchandiser it has a important role in the fashion industry because as becoming a fashion merchandiser you will be analysing market trends, also things like previous sales numbers to determine the product that big manufactures will take their direction to for that season. Another big part is production costs which is how much is the product…

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