Unveiling Fashion: Business, Culture, and Identity in the Most Glamorous IndustryProposing a comprehensive account of the global fashion industry this book aims to present fashion as a social and cultural fact. Drawing on six principles from the industry, Godart guides the reader through the economic, social and political arena of the world's most glamorous industry. |
Contents
THE AFFIRMATION PRINCIPLE FASHION BETWEEN | |
THE CONVERGENCE PRINCIPLE THE CENTRALIZATION | |
THE AUTONOMY PRINCIPLE THE EMERGENCE AND DYNAMICSOF | |
THE PERSONALIZATION PRINCIPLE FASHION AND | |
THE SYMBOLIZATION PRINCIPLE THE POWER OF SIGNS | |
THE IMPERIALIZATION PRINCIPLE HOW FASHION BECAME | |
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