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    Outwear Trends In The 50s

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    in the early 60s. The mid 1960s Sears catalog is advertising a mink stole (Shih, 1997, p.104). The model advertising the stole is shown wearing white gloves with it, which means that it is more of a formal accessory during this time. The stoles presence in the Sears catalog expresses that these were popular amongst the middle class during the early 1960s. My grandmother is also sporting a modified bouffant style hairdo, which was popularized by First Lady Jackie Kennedy. Both the fur stole and the bouffant hair style were popular during this time period, showing that my grandma was with the mainstream in her evening wear choices. The photo quality is not great so it was hard to distinguish what exact style suit my grandpa is wearing. From what can be recognized, it looks like an evening wear style that John Peacock showed for the 1960’s. Peacock’s illustration was described as, “single breasted jacket with single button fastening, long roll collar faced with silk, matching covered buttons, hip-level piped pockets; straight cut trousers. White collared-attached shirt. Black silk bow tie. Black shoes” (1996, p.175). A key identifier for his suit style is the notable difference in fabric on the lapels; it has a shinier luster than the suit fabric meaning it could be silk. He is also wearing a white collared attached shirt and a black bow tie, but the analysis is still limited to pure assumptions due to poor photo quality. If this suit style is correctly identified, I would say…

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    other factors. You may also consider the style your colleagues follow. Usually the style followed by lawyers, government officials and other such professional is formal business attire. However, a lot of offices follow formal dress code all days of the week except for Fridays On certain special occasions the "Black tie" code is chosen. This is seen mainly during award ceremonies or galas. You may go for this look involving a tuxedo…

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    Reflection On Agnes Naera

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    Candice suggests there is a need for a breakdown of the perceptions surrounding work norms in appearance. A common referral during the presentation was to the evolution of female dress through the years. Female dress within a business used to be a long skirt and top which has since evolved to stages where a suit and tie has become more acceptable which is also considered the social norm within a business context. The use of this referral enticed a thought in which I thought of how well…

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    Tokyo Persuasive Speech

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    look over the wall and sneered at the sight of all those people sitting around waiting for the mercy of their scrapes. Then he walked across the narrow tight cat walk towards his company's main tower, Hisayo close on his heels. "Do you want to freshen up," asked Hisayo. "No they don't deserve the honor of seeing me looking my finest". He was already wearing a navy blue suit a shimmering silver undershirt matching pants and a jet black tie. His black hair slick back with a ridiculous amount…

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    jangled obstreperously an hour later. It 's the right of the auditorium and to the left corner of the gym. 2 girls were waiting in the corner for me. “Hey Pearl and Macy.” I call to them. “Hey, how you 're doing replied?” Replied Pearl and Macy at the same time. Macy and Pearl are identical twin sisters. They both have turquoise eyes, blond hair, and around 5.8ft. I 'm starting to wonder they have the same cognition as they know exactly what each other are thinking. I have known them both…

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    She spent all day in her beloved garden, which took up the entire front and back yard. A garden of the heart; she plants all the good things. I was young, she would include me in her gardening chores by handing me her blue bucket of tools or red watering can. She’d hand me a scissor and ask me to go outside to pick a bouquet of flowers for her. Any flowers I wanted. That was such an exciting feeling for me, to choose which flowers I wanted with no rules, no ‘Oh Sweetie – not those’. No matter…

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    organize women workers, improving the equal rights on their jobs. By the end of the 1970s, the activists burned out and the women’s movement torn apart. In the later years was when women were getting jobs such as corporate executives, which was beforehand considered a male profession in the 70s and 80s. Yet, there were no well-known cases of how to dress as a businesswoman, therefore, female workers looked at their male co-workers for clues. The pussy bow, which was the female corresponding to…

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    about. Correspondingly my History teacher always tried to make his classes less monotonous by doing mini memory games. He always separates the classes on groups and ask multiple questions and the groups that answer the greater amount of questions right would it get 5 points for their next exam. Another similarity between my earth science teacher and my history teacher is they were both dress extremely nice. Compare to other teachers, my earth science teacher and my history teacher always…

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    Red Roses Psychology

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    Burnham’s house with the neighbor’s homes. The bright, artificial colors of Burnham’s home are totally distinctive comparing to the Fitt’s home, which is very bland and well organized. The Fitt’s home is completely empty of plant life and aesthetics that are usually associated with homes. They have limited décor and furniture that is plain, straight lined dark and wooden. The lighting of the home itself is dim and the predominant color throughout is white. Colors in this film are not only used…

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    Daisy In The Great Gatsby

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    the letter” describes Daisy’s battle with herself of trying to let go her memories with her first true love. Parts of her personality suggest that she is as amorous as Nick believes her to be, however on the contrary after being emotionally distraught over Gatsby’s letter she decisively marry’s Tom the following day which begins to tie in the idea she is more concerned over heritage and wealth and instead masks her true feelings. “She married Tom Buchanan without so much as a…

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