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    Material Culture Paper

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    Our culture is heavily influenced by the material objects in our world, and it has affected the social groupings in our society. While observing people I realized that material culture has heavily impacted the way people come together. A prominent piece of material culture that has been valued in our society and has lead people to become one is fashion brands. I discovered that clothing brands were a recurrent theme in specific friend groups. A few of the major brands that were very noticeable…

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    prices compared to other factory shops at the time. The company I’ve chosen to do is Mr. Price Clothing, which fits into the greater structure of Mr. Price as the company began retailing clothing before expanding in home appliances and sportswear. Their main form of advertisement is also Clothing and have received R8.6 billion in sales- the highest sales performance between the departments. Mr. Price Clothing also has the widest distribution and amount of stores, sitting at 404 stores around…

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    Elizabethan Era. The clothes worn were the identity of the person and how much money they had or what social class they were in. Fancy and royal are some words that describe the clothing of the Elizabethan Era. Fashion trends today have drastically changed from the trends in the 1500-1600’s. The materials used for clothing in the 1500-1600’s are somewhat different from what we use today. In the Elizabethan Era men wore silk and velvet with fur. Men were usually fully clothed in silk from head…

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    Clothing In The Dark Ages

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    of expressing power is clothing in an according way: serious, square, straight clothing. Dressed to impress.” Late in the nineteenth century, as women’s freedom became more prominent/stronger, more male’s fashion ideals were implemented into women’s clothing to express the female’s growing…

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    Kuyichi Marketing Strategy

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    Product Vision Vision Statement Meaningful clothing built for our future. Mission Statement Improving the clothing industry by correcting the ethical and environmental mistakes that so many companies have made. Goals & Objectives Short Term Goals 1. Gain North American brand recognition within 2 years. 2. Recover expense within the first year. Long Term Goals 1. Have a presence over all of the US and Canada, with at least 5 retail stores in all states and provinces. 2. Establish partnerships…

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    1930's Fashion Trends

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    that men and women adjusted to in the ‘30s. Men’s fashion consisted of different trends and clothing options. Many men didn’t have the time to purchase luxurious work suits or tuxes. Gentlemen often consisted of plain dress shirts and tops. In otherwise, men didn’t dress up to impress, but rather to define their definition of status in a community. Furthermore, the occupations would define the style of clothing for a man’s wardrobe. In the south, professions often included farming and…

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    culture conflict in their articles “Size 6: The Western Woman’s Harem” and “We’re Not...” to not only compare the differences between lifestyles but also reveal to the reader of their attitude toward the American society. In terms of approached subject material, usage of narration for personal experiences, and structure, the author’s writings are almost identical. It is their injection of culture through past occurrences that make it possible to be able to understand the conflict of two…

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    closures. It is pulled on over the top of the body. This means that the fasteners will not show. There is never a worry about this garment appearing underneath clothing due to the material. Squeem Magical Lingerie waist cinchers…

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    Fast Fashion In America

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    Fast Fashion When I enter a Forever 21, I am overwhelmed with the amount of clothing. The endless varieties of styles, colors, and jewelry to choose with rock bottom prices. I spend hours in the store making sure I haven’t surpassed anything. As I finish up my rounds, I find my arms full of treasures I discovered along the way. It’s always a nerve-racking experience, knowing I have all of these cute things, but only a limited amount of money in my pocket. Looking down at the price tags, I was…

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    Everybody is so worried about there clothing, like they always have to look better then everyone, no one realizes how much clothing and the creations of it has changed throughout history. Throughout history there here has been direct relationships between clothing styles and developments in clothing creation. It starts first with the Industrial Revolution, then the civil war, and lastly the 1920ish. Clothing creation has changed so much by that time because people started making their own…

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