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    wearability and efficiency. This line will be a customized clothing line focusing on women with low finances. Under this category come three sub categories; women in high school, colleges and university. The innovation used will be making customized dresses that can be worn inside and out. The design will be simple that can connect with the specific target market. The fabric being used will be…

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    Fashion In The 40's

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    Fashion in the 1900’s, 10’s 20’s, and 30’s has changed drastically throughout time. In some eyes it got better, in others it got worse. Fashion has been flipped, rolled, and turned upside down. But in the 1940’s fashion industry reached a whole new level. The war in the 40’s caused an amazing change in women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing and hairstyles. World War II (WWII) is held responsible for for American poverty and starvation. Although the war ended in the mid 40’s, it still seemed to…

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    1960s Fashion Essay

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    Secrets behind The 1960s Fashion The 1960s fashion still lives today 57 years later. The 1960s fashion was based on “being a kid again” with oversized bows,dresses,and bright colors. In addition ,many women wore “childlike” clothing to give them a smaller more shapeless appeal.In the 1960s, there was a huge turn in the fashion industry, with many different styles, famous chain stores, majority that are still around today, and the influence of their fashion. In the 1960s it was all about being…

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    relationship with another race. Today, gay marriage is legal in all states, where back in the 1930s where the book To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee takes place this was never thought of. Today our society is laid back, it's not expected to see girls in dresses anymore. Everything has changed since the 1930s majority of what was unthinkable back then is acceptable now. It's okay to be different. You can be and do what ever you like as long as it…

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    shirt was also worn tucked in, or sleeveless for summer. While most women wore dresses and skirts, there were also many pant and shorts styles like; ankle-length pants, Bermuda shorts, pedal pushers, short-shorts, and culottes. Shorts and pants for women often came without pockets because they added bulk to the desired slim look, but they were still added as a faux decoration. Again, after the war, brightly colored dresses replaced dull-colored war time working clothes. Bold colors and patterns…

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    first place I started out at was Dillards, where I asked a retail worker where the dresses were. Right before the interaction I was feeling somewhat nervous, since this was my first time pseudostuttering in public around a stranger. Furthermore, I was mostly nervous about how my stuttering would sound. For instance, was it believable, and did it sound like a natural stutter? So when I asked the lady about the dresses I was mostly anxious…

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    always the case. Many other dresses were plain and most had no shape to them. But if you really want to achieve an authentic 1920s outfit, you will most likely want a sparkling fringe dress. The dress will have to be below the knee or at the knee. It has be a shapeless shift dress with beading and an uneven hemline. These type of dresses were very important to the appearance of the roaring 20`s, because they represented the…

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    The Fashion Styles of Men and Women “Some people think luxury is the opposite of poverty. It is not. It is the opposite of vulgarity”- Coco Chanel. The Great Depression was a terrible time for all Americans. The stock market crashed, people lost their jobs and no one had money. Some may think due to no jobs or money that American citizens could not dress like they used to in the twenties. That was a lie. American men and women looked just as stylish in the thirties as in the twenties, just…

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    and were often decorated with fringes as well. The dresses shared a similar design. They also had long, closed sleeves and would attach extra cloth or hide to lengthen the garment. The dresses would also decorate the seams with long fringes or feathers and the surface of the dress would commonly be divided into two or three painted plains. Similar to the Ghost Dance shirts, these colorful dresses were decorated with elaborate designs. The dresses would commonly have a large symbol forming the…

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    David's Bridal Essay

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    channels (Dreyer, 2013). For example, 18 to 24 year olds can be reached via social media, mostly through smartphone applications. This being said, David’s Bridal uses Instagram to promote specific dresses. It is used more like an online-catalog than anything else. This allows female viewers to see dresses with ease, compared to using their website, which might not be mobile friendly. If someone finds the dress they love there is a link that says, “ Shop our Instagram feed,” which is where you…

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