Fashion and Its Social Agendas Class, Gender, and Identity in Clothing
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Publisher: Univ of Chicago Pr Summary: What are you wearing-and what does itmean? In this absorbing book, Diana Crane explores the social significance of clothing-from denoting class in the 19th century to ethnicity, sexual orientation, or political beliefs in the 20th-and assesses both the role of fashion in creating identity and the roles of media and consumerism in creating fashion itself.
9780226117997
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Pub Date: 2001Publisher: Univ of Chicago Pr Summary: What are you wearing-and what does itmean? In this absorbing book, Diana Crane explores the social significance of clothing-from denoting class in the 19th century to ethnicity, sexual orientation, or political beliefs in the 20th-and assesses both the role of fashion in creating identity and the roles of media and consumerism in creating fashion itself.
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0226117995
Pub Date: 2001
Publisher: Univ of Chicago Pr
What are you wearing-and what does itmean? In this absorbing book, Diana Crane explores the social significance of clothing-from denoting class in the 19th century to ethnicity, sexual orientation, or political beliefs in the 20th-and assesses both the role of fashion in creating identity and the roles of media and consumerism in creating fashion itself.
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