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    You can’t miss the nip in the air, and as the year draws to an end, the mercury is going to dip even further. This also means it’s time to pull out all those colourful woollies that have been languishing in the cupboard, and maybe buy some new ones to stay in sync with the season’s trends. Gone are the days when the over-sized woolens came in monotonous and boring winter shades. Now, you can splurge on colours and watch your child radiate the brightness. Red is big for girls and boys, and the metallics

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    do you often wear in winter? Do you wear pants and sweatshirts? Not kids in the 1950’s. I interviewed my grandma Liz who was the same age as me around the 1950’s. She was born on April 30th, 1935. She told me women always wore either a dress or a skirt with a nice top. I also asked her questions about fashion, education, and more question about her life. Throughout this project I learned there is a lot of similarities and differences. Fashion has had many changes since the 1950’s. Even after all

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    was the first day of my sophomore year of high school. Forty-five minutes into Ms. Higgins' lecture on Englewood High School dress code Garrett Martinez strutted into the room. Wearing black sunglasses, a baby blue Captain America t-shirt, and blue jeans he moved toward the only available seat with the grace of a wannabe city slicker. Immediately after trading his shades in for a pair of regular glasses he pulled his poodle like hair into a hot pink hair tie and struck up a conversation with the professor

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    When I left his shop, I went to a couple different stores to buy clothes. I bought the girliest clothes I could find, and I tried on a variety of different clothes, from skirts, to skinny jeans, to leggings. When, I walked into the dressing room I felt like everyone in the world saw me going in there with girl clothes it was really embarrassing. I finally got the first outfit on it which took for ever just to put it on. But when

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    Clothing Recollection

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    Marczewski, Susan Clothing and Dress Recollections for Self and Others 1. What is your earliest recollection of your own clothing? Do you remember a specific item of clothing, or a general awareness of clothing? Was there a specific activity or event associated with your earliest clothing recollection? The earliest recollection I have of my own clothing is when I was approximately nine (9) years old. It was around this time that my parents’ marriage was horrifically falling apart before my eyes

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    Implementation: True Religion Brand Jeans True Religion Brand Jeans is a relatively new company, establishing itself in late 2002, and taking denim in a new direction. Just over three years old, the company has capitalized on the latest Hollywood trends and narrowed their target market to the likes of celebrities and high fashion ‘gurus' who don't seem to mind forking out $400 for a pair of jeans. Currently, True Religion's strategy is through differentiation of their product through prestige, brand

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    said back before turning around and began walking through the mall’s front entrance. With $45.00 and some coins from her father in the purse she moved in between the crowds that walked in all directions. It’s been raining lately and all her current jeans were warned out already so her dad decided to let her go to the mall on her own for something new to wear. MJ knew that her first stop to look for was her favorite store. She liked that store because they had a large private section of the store that

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    My drive way, always annoyed me, it was made of rocks, not pavement. The rocks made it hard to first learn how to bike and scooter, and roller blade, I could never balance, because all the rocks were different. I live in Westport Connecticut, some people in Connecticut imagine westport a place full of beautiful and perfect and rich people. That word “rich” bothered me. I wasn't rich, so was I not an official “westport girl?”. As a child, when I first learned the stereotype of westport, I always felt

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    50 Shades of Mt Druitt

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    I was pulled forward so my bottom was perched on the edge of the sofa. I grabbed at his Bad Boy jeans and professionally whipped open his buttons in one swift flick of the fingers. His sweet aroma of Brut and smoke hypnotised me as his yellow stained fingers twisted at my nipples, he got turned on at the small amount of milk lubricating his movement

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    attention to anything around you, you do know the whole world doesn't revolve around you! And that was my Karate stuff, YOU DON’T MESS WITH THAT!” I scream. Iris walks over to me, she does look like a queen. She had a lime green shirt on with a black skirt on while wearing amazing black

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