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crossing in the middle of his chest. The center to the cross rests his Triton crest in the middle representing the soul of the kingdom and his family. Accompanying the royal blue and gold sashes is the skirt that has a sash at the top and drapes down. This exposes the eyes to the background. The skirt that he wears has a downward shark tooth design, in a

caring to others, but when you get to know her she’s truly mean and arrogant. This can be proven by Regina saying to an innocent girl ‘.oh my god I love your skirt’ and as she walks away Regina says, ‘that is the ugliest f’ing skirt I have ever seen.’ Regina’s dialogue reveals her mean personality as she acts interested in the girl’s skirt, but as soon as the girl walks away Regina reveals her true feelings indicating that she feels

Common designs were long, ethnic influenced tunics with a skirt and waist sash, and horizontal layered appearance in skirt or vertical wrap effect on tailored jacket-and-skirt sets and dresses. Rayon was invented and used. Also used were medium to heavy weight fabrics like serge and gabardine seen in tailored daywear. In the evening, chiffon and crepes were used. Chanel

(the process of cutting away fabric to reveal what is beneath), and a variety of medieval sleeve styles. Romantic era day dresses were not trained. Gowns of the late Romantic period were often made in one piece (the bodice attached to the skirt) but jacket and skirt combinations were also popular. The Gilet corsage was a French term for a woman's jacket made in the style of a man's waistcoat. Romanticism affected literature and music, as well as visual art. The German Sturm und Drang movement (late

The 1920’s Much like the stocks of the 1920’s, women’s skirts and hemlines began to rise. The Roaring Twenties is known as the Jazz Age, with new freedoms, women’s rights, and the dawn of the daring flapper. The 1920’s were buzzing after the Great War was over. Everything began to change and everything was roaring. The stock market and the 19th Amendment influenced fashion in the 1920’s. After the Great War, stocks rose, the 19th Amendment was passed, and authors brought new life to the 20’s.

Throughout the Civil War, there were many creative advancements, but one that goes unnoticed a lot was the growth of fashion. During the war, fashion, though still quite extravagant, was somewhat more muted. Because there was a war going on, many people had to make sacrifices and save formal wear for going out to somewhere fancy. But even during war, there was still a clear difference between those who had money to wear nice clothes and those who did not, and those who lived in the city versus those

risqué sense of style. She was well known for her “Danse Sauvage” and her most famous “Banana skirt dance”. She was a unique artist that differed from the rest. With that being said, I would like to focus the main aspect of this paper on her originality of tackling racial stereotypes through performing, her unique sense of style as a world-famous entertainer, and most importantly her evolutionary “banana skirt dance”. To begin with, Josephine Baker’s rise to fame began in 1925 as a dancer, when she

The Evolution of American Women's Fashion Throughout the centuries fashion has changed in almost everything except its name. What started off as a special preserve of the privileged few has become an area in which all people can enjoy no matter what their status is. The old time consuming traditions of hand craftsmanship, which used to put most people out of reach of fashion, has over the years gone through gradual change. But what has been responsible for this progressive change in American women's

it is important to recognize femininity in feminism is as much a political choice as masculinity is; forced femininity is a conventional ideal, and although masculinity is symbolized as freeing, so is liberated femininity. In essence, their joined skirt symbolizes the transition into liberty and liberty itself, especially the liberty of choice and gender presentation. Allusion is used as both women reference to the black panther movement, using the raised fist, or power salute. This act solidifies

pregnant with her second child James. She is wearing a Maternity jacket and a skirt. The jacket has a bow neck collar with a large bow. The sleeves have ruching with buttons at the hem of the sleeve. The jacket is straight with no defined waist. The structure of the jacket was made for a pregnant woman so it would allow someone to continue to wear it throughout her pregnancy. The skirt hits mid calf and is also a loose straight skirt. Both garments in the ensemble are not form fitting. The ensemble at first