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    Coco had a creative mind and with that creative mind she incorporated a digit, number five. For some it is only a digit but for Channel it was an entrepreneurial opportunity. Number five became part of the most wildly known and profitable fragrance, Chanel…

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    Other from the Surrealist paintings, In fashion, Elsa Schiaparelli, would be the fashion designer that had worked with most surrealism elements to her clothes. Elsa Schiaparelli was an Italian fashion designer that borns in 1890 and had the most active in 1930s. She followed the Surrealism movement, and she was friend with many surrealists, such as Salvador Dalí and Jean Cocteau, Picasso ….etc. They shared each others’ idea and thoughts. Therefore, she had collaborated with Salvador Dalí. One…

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    John Pemberton the creator of Coco-Cola intended to sell his product as an over the counter medicine a far departure from today’s product. Coco-Cola produces sixteen different cola products which are sold in as many as 200 nations around the world. Coco-Cola spends billions each year marketing their product to the consumer. So I am not surprised they would spend thousands of dollars funding a conference on obesity. In my opinion, Coco-Cola supports these events to generate positive…

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    Coco Fusco and Guillermo are artists. Artists make statements and waves, some like to fly under the radar while delivering their message so as not to bring to much attention. Some artists like to make bold statements while transforming the public into the display as well. This is one of those cases. Coco and Guillermo decided to fabricate two indigenous people from a supposedly lost tribe that was apparently “overlooked” for several centuries.They dressed up in “traditional” clothing concealed…

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    Alyssia's Poem Analysis

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    Alyssa woke up and found out her parents had left early for work. They promised her that her lunch would be prepared by them but that did not happen. Panic mode began and scrambled around to make her lunch. She quickly grabbed an avocado, a banana, some milk and threw it in the blender. While keeping one hand on the blender, she was trying to reciting the poem for French class. Once her smoothie was made, she shuffled through the drawer found a bottle and filled it up. She grabbed her bag and…

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    theme. The music is an upbeat song called She’s Not there by the Zombies 1965 song. Adweek.com says and refers to it as “ as well as the inexplicable gift of teleportation, plays a game of cat and mouse with her would-be suitor, dropping a bottle of Coco Mademoiselle as her glass slipper before magically disappearing in a burst of sparkles.” There giving the allusion of cat and mouse, reference to chasing each other, the man chasing the women. The ad is appealing mainly to the rich and luxury…

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    Estee Lauder Case Study

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    Introduction Beautician, Cosmetics pioneer and industry executive Estée Lauder, born in Queens, New York, in 1908, established a beauty company with a skin cream developed by her chemist uncle. After years of marketing products solitarily, she officially established Estée Lauder Cosmetics Inc. in 1946 that still bears her name today. Estée Lauder Cosmetics Inc. “No one ever became a success without taking chances… One must be able to recognize the moment and seize it without delay.” Estée…

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    Before the war, his garments was dreamed by the doomed heroines of Remarque's novels, after the war he dressed the richest women of the Old and New Worlds. At the end of May 2017, for the first time in the UK, the London Museum of Victoria and Albert opened a large-scale exhibition - a retrospective of the heritage of the Spanish couturier: “Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion.’. The project is timed to the 100th anniversary of the opening of the first studio Balenciaga in Spanish San Sebastian and the…

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    Charles Frederick Worth, an Englishman, was the first couturier of modern times who founded the House of Worth. He was known as the father of couture for his excellent use of fabric. Worth broke all norms and created fashion for everyday life. His approach to design was to find simple situations to society's values. “Worth focused on fit, fabric and construction, the qualities that are the core of haute couture (Polan & Tredre, 2009, p. 9). Worth dominated the fashion industry through his…

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    Christian Louboutin, born in 1963 in Paris, France, has been interested in women's fashion from a young age. His passion for shoe design, influenced by his three sisters, first became apparent during high school where he spent most of his spare time sketching shoes. Louboutin, who was enthralled by sketching stiletto heels, devoted his late teenage life entirely to this obsession. As a result, he was expelled from four schools, but this certainly didn't negatively affect his chosen career path.…

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