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    Top Hat Fashion

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    While watching the film Top Hat, I noticed the fashion worn by the men and women was an important part of the film. The 1930’s began a major change in fashion. For example, the transition from the roaring twenty flappers to the complex fashion of ‘art deco.’ The costumes in this film perfectly represent the time period of trends during the 1930s. When the Wall Street crashed and the Great Depression began. It was the start of a strong influence on women's fashion in the 1930s. Because of the need to save money, the average woman could no longer buy new clothes every few months. Instead, they had to remake the clothes they already had, reusing any material that was on-hand. Women's 1930s fashion was characteristically long and sleek. The flapper look of the '20s was now out, and a more sophisticated look, which was influenced by Hollywood movies, was in at the time. One of the outfits Ginger Roger’s wore, was a suit, which was a popular style for women to wear in the 1930s. My favorite outfit that Ginger wore in the film was the ostrich feather dress in the song, “Cheek to Cheek” because it was elegant looking and fit the musical part. Fred Astaire chose and provided his own clothes for his film wardrobes, which…

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    Creative Writing: Birdie

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    They were fiery gold and red lilies and dusky roses, which the man waved under the nose of all the nearest ladies with a charming grin. “Lilies for a Lily?” he called in a strange accent, and no one spoke up. “Not a single Lily? A Rose, perhaps?” he asked forlornly. His voice was smooth and intoxicating. “What about...” he stuffed the flowers back into the hat, then pulled out a dove, which hooted and ruffled its feathers. “A bird?” Birdie and Albert’s eyes locked for a moment, and he…

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    Who is Stephen Jones? Well if you asked me, I would say he is the go-to man for hats. He’s worked with tons of people in the fashion industry to name a few; John Galliano, Vivienne Westwood, Glies, and Marc Jacobs. Mr. Jones has also created hats for Boy George, Dianna, Princess of Wales, Take That, Mick Jagger, Kylie Minogue and Dita Von Teese. “Mrs. Jones was born in Cheshire and schooled in Liverpool, he became a part of the London fashion scene during its explosion of street style in the…

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    Top Hat Screen Notes In the movie Jerry Travers, played by actor Fred Astaire, who is a dance that goes to London to perform in a show. The show is being produced by his friend Horace Hardwick, and he wants to keep Jerry being there a secret. While Jerry is in London, he meets Dale Tremont, played by actress Ginger Rogers, and tried to impress her. He meets her by accident because his tap dancing woke her up, and she storms up to his room to tell him off. She then proceeds to mistake him for…

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    Glass Menagerie Essay

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    costume designs. She also wanted to put a modern spin on all aspects of the show (costuming included). In order to dress Amanda in a way that would fit this vision, I made her clothes classy, elegant, and a tad revealing, albeit cheaply made. All of her outfits are the less expensive knockoffs of upper class clothes. I drew inspiration from old Hollywood dresses, and then found pictures of what appears to be cheaper made versions. In the play, it is depicted that she wore her faithless husbands…

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    Hats In The 1920's

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    In the late 1920’s, men’s hats were usually worn depending on their class. Upper class citizens usually wore a top hat or a Hamburg hat (“1920 in western Fashion”). The Cloche hat were being worn by women to tea dances, even in the street, and also at lunch parties and in their own homes (Herald 30). Hats with large crowns accommodated long 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…

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    benefits of wearing caps hats? How to maintain them? Description: Caps hats are bought to reap a variety of benefits. You should know how to maintain them to get years of service. So, Father’s Day is nearing. You may have plans to gift something to your dad. Why not gift him a baseball hat carrying the logo of his favorite team. You can also buy a hat for yourself to the signify offspring’s bond with the matching hat. Matching hats can bring you closer to your dad. There are various online…

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    The first girl I ever kissed was the daughter of a woman who frequented my parent’s hat shop. I was thirteen years old and we had escaped into the alley beside the shop. Her mother was taking her time perusing the hats: hats with wide brims, big feathers, funny textures. My family was very successful; hats were an important commodity to the women of Vienna, even to those that typically upturned their noses at my family. The approaching war distanced itself further from me each time a woman…

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    statement. Jane the rich girl had too many roughest account which meant she was quite rich but Yetta and Bella had no ruffles whatsoever which meant they were poorer than pig. Just what one wore meant how one would be treated and how one should act.Clothing statements were shown through three ways, first through design, second through corsets, thirdly through ruffles and lastly through hats In 1911, the…

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    Hackers In Pop Culture

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    states that over half of Americans worry about hackers stealing something from them, which means that majority of society is fearful of hackers and their capabilities. Black hat hackers could be to blame for stolen credit card numbers or personal information in some cases, but the human element is more dangerous to a person’s secure information. For instance, anyone can acquire personal or financial information from documents that have been thrown away and not properly shredded. Cash register…

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