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    Nez Perce Lifestyles

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    used on hunting grounds. This was because they are easy to take down and move. The teepees were made out of deer and buffalo skin. The Nez Perce clothing was substantially different, for women they wore dresses that covered them from their neck to their knees. They would decorate them and these dresses would be made from buffalo hides for warmth. For men in the tribes they would wear shirts made from…

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    Shmood's Executive Summary

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    dress for the evening should enhance her elegance and confidence, while bringing her the compliments she deserves. Fashion, fit, and flare can now be “lit” too with the introduction of our luminous garments. For the ultimate in unique style, Shmood dresses that are exactly as our motto states is exactly our motto states, “Let’s get lit”. Shmood is an exciting, experimental, high fashion retail company providing a new style for the confident, fashionable trendsetter. We want to dress a customer…

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    Lolita-Exist Analysis

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    you. Existing Great Gatsby. Nantucket summer cocktail parties and evenings Existing array of cliques. If you want to be a little more preppy and Existing Downton Abbey, and Boardwalk Empire have spurned on the Existing regards to sparkle. These dresses can be long or short. Frills Existing long or short. Frills and layers in the skirt can make Existing contemporary or vintage. You can do a structured cocktail dress or Existing breezy babydoll, the forms are really endless and there’s…

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    Imagine walking down the street into a place where the aroma is cigarette smoke, perfume, and sweat. At least the smell gave off the realization that you were about to have a good time. Even though the whole decade was a good time! During this time period, there was a social outbreak in all kinds of people. All the worries people had were: fashion, music, and dancing. In the 1920s, men dressed very sophisticated. The goal of dressing so elegantly was to become more attractive. In their…

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    such as wearing flowing dresses or flying around on broomsticks doing all sorts of evil. Exploring the many types will help to dispel any kind of stereotype whether positive or negative. The portrayal of witches differ from culture to time period on the way they dress, the type of magic they are shown performing, and the physical characteristics of their face or body. Black, white, and red. These are some of the colors that are associated with the long, flowing dresses that witches…

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    Before the 1920s, women wore dresses that doesn't even pass above their feet. The sleeves covered the whole arms to the wrist. Women were also to stayed home, cook, take care of the children, clean, and wait for husband to come home from work. Women weren't allowed to work or allowed to vote during…

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    Atticus Finch Gender Roles

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    today?’” (Lee 229) Scout always wears britches, not dresses, so Miss Maudie finds it a bit shocking to see Scout in a dress, even if she is with a large group of grown up women who have already succumbed to the gender roles of society. Scout is trying to change to listen to others and act more grown up, but dresses don’t really define adults. They actually are a sign of one of the most classic female gender roles ever - women must wear dresses. Similarly, Scout also goes outside with her brother…

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    The Tale of Two Sisters One-Act Play Rhianna Setsma Characters Mary Queen Of Scots: A strong intimidating queen. Lady Rohan: The queen’s helper. Sister to Lady Grace. Lady Grace: The other queen’s helper. Sister to Lady Rohan Chamber Maid: Takes care of the Queen’s chambers. Gets bossed around by the two Ladies. Setting: Set in 1558’s style French Castle. Lady Grace is laying out the dinner clothes that Mary Queen of Scots will wear to the evening dinner for her engagement…

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    Hats In The 1920's

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    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 like pure rectangle canvases waiting to be painted. (Herald 29). Under their dresses women wore layer upon layer of cotton underclothes and a restraining corset. (McDonnell 369). Women…

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    After WWI, this generation of young women defied the traditions fashion, and created a whole new brand of fashion. Flappers were clad in straight, loose-fitting dresses and skirts that dropped just below the knee. Lingerie, early forms of bras (Symington side lacer), and improved corsets accompanied the individual, while also striking down cultural standards. This new appearance was the manifestation of the change…

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