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    Although celebrity culture is typically associated with actors and actress, consumers may also rely on the trustfulness and credibility of politicians and first wives when deciding fashion trends. In the 1960s, fashion icon Jackie Kennedy took over the fashion industry (Joel 1). She appealed to many stay-at-home women because she was commonly known to have a “sophisticated simplicity” (Joel 1) approach to fashion. Her successor, First Lady Michelle Obama has instantly become a fashion icon herself as

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    most avant-garde way. Japan for a while has been displaying fashion that intrigues us and influences us in many ways and what people don’t know is that of these fashions there are different communities and subcultures of fashion that these people in the pictures conform to. Japan has a vast array of street fashion styles and trends. They are all mixed with elements of traditional, foreign and/or local styles. Their street fashion cultures vary from the tan skinned Ganguro girls to the victorian styled

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    How fashion professionals are inspired by history and culture? It has long been claimed that fashion is a repetition of well-forgotten old. For centuries, designers drew inspiration from ancient cultures and traditions, ancient civilizations, mythical gods and exotic countries. Often the Greek goddesses, who have long manipulated the arts and war, intervened also in fashion. For years the dresses are current, familiar from mythology and the movies with mythological themes - naked shoulder, enchanting

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    Abigail Williams English 9/Cross Research Paper 16 March 2016 Fashion Who does not love fashion? Women have gone from wearing long, fancy dresses everyday to just wearing casual clothes. Fashion also helps build confidence and shapes social status. Fashion has a long history and has had a huge impact on American Culture. In 1907, women’s dresses became less constrained and tight. Dresses usually buttoned down the front, and the collar was turned down flat (Sichel 58). In 1916, jumpers were also

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    and puppets. These pictures portray what the perfect women should look like in American Beauty Culture. Society today has ladies (and teens) being either skinny and starving or stout and full. I know numerous women, I included, who think they are ugly in light of the width of their clothes. According to Fatema Mernissi in “Size 6: The Western Women’s Harem,” she believes that the American fashion industry is controlled by men and is used as a way to dictate “…what women should wear and how they

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    vRoman Art and Fashion History In the Modern times, Roman fashion has been popularly induced in the western culture, from toga parties to theme based play’s and films, making appearances the media all through history. Roman Fashion and art itself was a highly influence by Greece. Stylistic eclecticism was the forte of roman art, which can still be seen in the works of art of the ancient times. Fashion Rome having been a country with low temperature has widely used fabrics like wool and linen in

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    “Japanese culture definitely influences American fashion”- Jason Campbell. Japanese culture has influenced the world dramatically over time through acculturation. The advancements have greatly benefited the world in which they live. Not only in Japan, their culture has its examples across the globe. Japan, the land of the rising Sun, has influenced the world culturally the most through their innovations in three main industries: domestic and commercial transportation, war machines, and broadcasting

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    Pop Culture Report: Native American Fashion Statement In May of 2016, MAC Cosmetics released their new collection called the “vibe tribe” (Oliver 2016). Cleary the clothing line is inspired by Native American culture, even though the company denies it when there’s attention brought to the subject. Some Native Americans do not find this collection offensive because to them, it’s just make up. The problem is that their culture is being acknowledged as the inspiration. MAC cosmetics is only one

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    Popular Culture In today 's world, everywhere you look there is image after image of people in less clothing, skinnier girls, and people attempting to look younger. As our book has mentioned, there are three key components to popular culture which are fads, fashion and leisure activities. These three components are what are the majority of what exactly popular culture is. It is then that these three things are broken down into different sections regarding age, race and gender. A fad in popular

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    High heels are a popular fashion that enhance a female’s confidence throughout her entire body. High heels draw favorable attention and tie an outfit together for a woman. High heels have developed and remained a crucial accessory throughout the years. Heels of every make, model, and style are loved and adored by women all over the world, high heels are a persistent addiction in pop culture and seen everywhere today not only on a female’s foot, but in magazines, books, television shows, movies and

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