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    We have all felt alone and in the dark at some point in our life. Acquainted with the Night, By Robert Frost is a poem that deeply expresses emotions of isolation, detachment from self, disassociation and a depressive state of being. Robert Frost explores isolation through figurative words and poetic devices. From the beginning the word acquainted is a word that conveys meaning of distance and lack of close familiarity. The author states he was acquainted with night, meaning he stayed…

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    Restoring Faith in Life through Nature Looking beyond the surface and finding meaning in life is important in all aspects of our lifestyle. The poem “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird”, written by Wallace Stevens, digs deep into colder weather and shows the beauty that is found during winter time and how it relates to everyday human life. In each stanza a different perspective and action is reported from one of the thirteen black birds. Like a traditional haiku, Steven’s relates to…

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    Greetings from FBA Seller Support, Hello, Purnama. Hope you're doing fine today. This is Maine, the associate assigned to handle your case. Let me take this opportunity to express my appreciation on how you amazingly handle every detail on your business. I understand that you requested an investigation for ASIN B01DJVMH3Y that was suppose to come with belt. I also understand that you want to check the other ASIN variation of the dress if it has a belt or not. Please accept my apologies for…

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    Outwear Trends In The 50s

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    “I wore a gown that I re-used from a wedding. We were a poor immigrant family, so it was really hard to go out and buy something new” (Giorgi, n.p.). Her dress has a sweetheart neckline with a full skirt at ballerina length. The sweetheart neckline became popular in 1940s evening wear, but was still used in the 50s. Farrell-Beck and Parsons discussion on 50s trends spoke of how evening gowns were frequently boned or strapless, which is seen with the sweetheart neckline on my grandma’s gown…

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    places such as St Petersburg and New York. These trips would be where they choose their wardrobe for the next coming season for 6 months. The garments ranged from: lingerie, morning gowns, walking dresses, cycling combinations, costumes for travelling such as trains or motor cars, evening gowns to lounge, a gown for each special occasion. The list of garments that were bought were according to what their purse allowed financially. The more people were wealthy the more concerned they became…

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    studying dressmaking. Continued his studies in dressmaking until 1910. As a teenage Christobal was given the opportunity to a gown for Madrid de Casa Torres, a well- known and respected of Spain. She admired his attention to detail and want him to create a replica of one of her own gowns. He did as requested, creating an exact replica of the gown. As a result Torres wore the gown for everyone to see.…

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    Fashion In The 1920's

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    1920’s Fashion You’ve heard of throwback Thursdays? Well i bet you’re usually used to dressing similar to the 80’s, the 90’s or even back to the 50’s. But have you ever had a throwback to the 20’s! Fashion in the 1920’s was booming after WWI. While men had been at war, women had been exploring their newfound “Freedom” and expressing it through their clothing. Holly wood movie pictures such as “Singing in the Rain” influenced women everywhere that heavy and dragging clothing was no longer in.…

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    St. Nicholas Hotel that evening. As they entered the hotel, the front desk spied Karolina and waved her over. Karolina went to the front desk with a puzzled look on her face. The front desk clerk said “A fine lady dropped this off for you,” as he handed a parcel to Karolina. “She said it was for this evening’s reception.” Karolina took the parcel and went with her husband and children to their room to dress for the reception. She unwrapped the parcel and saw a beautiful gown that her friend Anna…

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    Diamond Necklace Essay

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    knew of her passion for the finer things, so he provided the opportunity to attend a ball at the palace of Ministry. In this setting Mathilde was a different woman, a woman of a higher class. She uses all of her husband’s savings to buy a suitable gown and borrows a diamond necklace from a friend of hers, Madame Forestier, in order to play the part in the glamourous life. Decorated by the largesse of others: The night of the ball arrived. Madame Loisel was a great success. She was prettier than…

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    To the ecstatic audience of 1,600 filling the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, the beauty pageant was just a thirty-five dollar show full of attractive women competing for a crown. However, as a representing delegate I can concur that the pageant was more than just glitz and glamour. It was about the drama behind the scenes, the improvisations, the pounds of makeup, the extremely tight and heavy clothing, and the stressed delegates giving it their all. The ultimate goal wasn’t just…

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