The paper mainly analyzes the importance of ethnic dress from the perspective of the application of ethnic costume's form and various features in modern fashion design to fully acknowledge that national costumes are the inexhaustible source of inspiration for designing creation. Only by understanding, inheriting and enhancing the essence of ethnic costume, we can transfer it into the culture of modern fashion design, and gain enlightenment to integrate the culture of traditional ethnic dress with that of modern fashion.
..., the performance on ethnic style of clothing has always been prevalent since 1970s. People have..., local modeling features, pictorial patterns, color relationships, and all kinds of handmade je...
... or flowing, colourful Bedouin robes and clothing with African patterns, along with sunglasses and f...
... periods and the management of work patterns and methods. (3) Subsection 19.5(4) of the Regulat..., provision of protective equipment clothing, devices or materials and management of the exposu...
...He changed his behaviour patterns to avoid detection. He travelled in taxis and woree traditional tribal clothing. Most of all, he took shelter in a place that no o...
..., clearly refers to the sale of ladies' clothing: see his affidavit in the Appeal Book, Document E,..., for the period in dispute, between the patterns or designs used in the manufacture of the clothing...
[PETER WHITMORE]'s next target is a 12-year-old boy, whom he offers a "job" and convinces to go with him to the same elevator room. The boy flees after Whitmore begins removing his clothing. The final target is a 13-year-old paper boy; Whitmore offers him $700 a week to be his personal sex servant. Whitmore is arrested before the pair meet up again. In September 2004, a fellow inmate reports Whitmore claimed he wanted to have sex with a child. Dr. Carey Sturgeon conducts a lengthy assessment of Whitmore, finding him to have "dangerous thought patterns. Whitmore's comments included "Children enjoy sex," "It's OK to blackmail people to get what I want" and "Everyone is for sale at a price."
This article focuses on rural girls' aspirations of becoming migrants in a setting where girls are subjected to social constraints curtailing their movements in the midst of an otherwise mobile society, where mothers and grandmothers frequently recall their experiences in Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire, and boys set off on their first migration in their mid- or late teens. However, the high level of mobility affects both intergenerational relations and the ways in which girls can justify their wish to migrate. Based on multi-sited ethnographic research between 2002 and 2008 in Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire, the article explores the ways in which images of success and material wealth of (trans)national migrants feed into adolescent girls' imaginations of migration and its outcome. Furthermore,...
... not reflected in theorization of family patterns in Burkina Faso or elsewhere with similar high lev...'s exasperation often evolved around clothing and collecting items for her trousseau, which for ...
... together, like multiple prints and patterns.". Fashion tip. "My friends and I do a lot of clot... shopping and get great deals on vintage clothing.". Copyright F.P. Canadian Newspapers Limited Part...
... places Winnipeg women could buy cloth, patterns, thread and buttons. Many people sewed, either outt of thrift or because fashionable clothing wasn't readily available in our prairie city. Slow...
[Cohen] noted that retailers' biggest mistake is that stores are not in step with customers' penchant for buying clothing to be worn immediately; merchants display the new merchandise well ahead of when the season begins. The late arrival of winter weather helped clear out cold weather items and boosted sales in January. But that meant there was little for shoppers to buy last month, as they had little interest in spring wear. Another problem, Cohen said, is that fashion has become "too commoditized." This season's fashions -- 1960s mod looks like baby doll tops and mini dresses in geometric patterns -- are being offered everywhere at every price point, he noted. Not to mention that some experts doubt whether these looks will have broad-base appeal. Limited Brands Inc. had a three per c...
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