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    help us”. On the other hand, models are masculine and strong, their hands are rough. They do not dress in a usual way. It also could be explained that ‘two fisherman’ (local resident) in a ship and they are not satisfied with the situation recently. “Westwood invites porn star Colby Keller to star in her latest campaign. Joining models such as Naleye Junior Dolmans, Colby connects with the androgynous spirit of the label, posing in fearless ensembles.” (The Fashionisto, 2016) People in this AD express themselves in rebellious way, do not fear and be obedient to order. This is the essence of punk and it bases on Britain and influences the British culture for a long time. It is important to remind individuals of their character. Using their own word and action to touch other people is necessary. Vivienne Westwood combined the new environmental theme, ‘Mirror the World’, with the original punk attitude it already has, cooperate with weareherevenice.org on the Spring/Summer 2016 Campaign advertisement. It is not only selling the clothes but also “highlights the beauty & decay of Venice and the urgent need to save it” (Vivienne Westwood, 2016).…

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    Leather In Punk Subculture

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    A leather jacket, is just a leather jacket, until a punk makes it their own. Leather is a symbol in punk subculture that showcases their beliefs and opinions to the rest of the world. While many abhor the fashion trend, the punks find enjoyment in shocking the masses with their radical and unconventional apparel adorned in spikes, studs, chains, and intentional rips. They look for cast-off garments often from thrift stores, Good Will, and Salvation Army, especially black clothing and…

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    Punk Rock Research Paper

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    TAlthough Punk Rock was a movement centralized in the late seventies and early eighties, the beginnings of punk started in Detroit, Michigan in the 1960s. The punk scene was later brought into fruition in New York city. The term ‘Punk’, initially used as an insult, was used to put a name to unskilled and loud garage bands of the sixties. The loud and anti-conformist music was a direct reaction to the peaceful and kind natured hippie movement. While the hippie movement was centered around peace…

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    Vivienne Westwood Analysis

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    For this essay I have chosen to discuss the work created by Vivienne Westwood and the influences of fashions she had on society. I will be primarily focusing the body of my essay on Westwood’s earlier years throughout her career, although I will be contrasting the change in her style with one of her later collections, then overviewing how these influenced fashion. Throughout the body of this essay I will addressing factors such as the fifties rival; discussing the opening of Westwood’s first…

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    Punk Rock Research Paper

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    Juan Tapia English 12 Professor katz 1/10/15 Draft 2 Punk rock The musical genre that is punk rock has such a long and misunderstood background, from its loud sound, to its rebel lyrics to its “do whatever the fuck you want because you can” attitude. Punk rock has really come into a world of its own in the way that people connect with it. Over the year’s music in general has evolved and the ideology that is punk rock has evolved with it. Punk rock to most would be described as a life style, a…

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    Solarpunk Research Paper

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    Reimagining the Past and Shaping the Future The suffix -Punk brings to mind things like costume jewelry, excessive use of gears as decoration, and pseudo-Victorian fashion, but it’s far deeper than that. There are dozens of individual group operating under the -Punk term, with Steampunk probably being the most well known. Solarpunk is a new player in the community, with its fair share of similarities and differences from the other -Punk communities. Though Steampunk and Solarpunk share a…

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    Westwood is one of the most iconic fashion designers of the last 30 years.”(Victoria and Albert Museum, 2004) Vivienne Westwood is a fashion designer who was born in Glossopdale, Derbyshire, 1941. To her, clothes were one of the way she uses to deconstruct cliché and convention. The subtext of her subject of her explorations of clothes was very shocking, and it had been signposted in the name and themes of her collections. They sometimes included humour and she represented the amusement of…

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    Keena Ta Diana Sieker 13 December 2013 Literature of the 1980s Fashion Speaks Louder than Words What is fashion? Fashion is something that is dealt with everyday. Fashion is never constant. Something that is in today might not be in tomorrow. As Coco Channel once said, “Fashion is made to become un-fashionable.” Fashion tells you what is trending and is constantly searching for the newest of everything. Some say that fashion gives an individual a sense of self-expression. Fashion is a language…

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    The Importance Of Fashion

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    Fashion can be defined as the latest style of clothing, hair, decoration, or behaviour. It often changes according to a particular time or era. Fashion often defines modernity. A person that manages to keep up with these trends can be called fashionable. However, if we were to really reflect on fashion, we will find that it is more than wearing the latest clothing in style or looking good. Fashion can often be a way of expressing individuality and identity. For example, a girlish girl may…

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    Essay On 70's Fashion

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    1970’s Fashion Throughout the years people considered clothes only for warmth and survival reasons, but clothes is more than that it became later more important and it called fashion. In each year we have different cuts, designs and styles that are related to the changes and the society. The 70’s has some of the best elements and moods like hippie, punk, disco and more. The 1970’s is one of the most fun period that has also a lot fashion from cuts, designs, fabrics, popular designers and…

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