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    My cousin, Eshna was taking me to a fashion show being held in Kolkata. I've never been to one before. In fact, I had no idea of what exactly it was that they showed in fashion shows. In dog shows, they showed dogs; in baby shows they showed babies. I knew what dogs were, and what babies were, so that was all right. But I hadn't a clue what fashion was, and was looking forward to finding out. All I knew about fashion shows was that they involved people called models. The models walked up and down

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    Tyra Banks was born on December 4, 1973, in Inglewood, California. She graduated from high school in 1991 and planned to go to Loyola Marymount University and study film. Unfortunately, before she even starts her classes, she discovered by a French modeling scout. Since an early age, she used to dress up in her mom clothes and pretended to be a model. And spend most of her time watching TV shows which are about fashion and styles. This opportunity opened doors to the success she owns. Now a day,

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    The exploitation of women in production, and the exclusion of women from consumption is not the only ways in which the female body is harmed as a result of the globalization of the fashion industry. Perhaps the most obvious occurrence of female body harm in the fashion industry is a result of fashion modeling. An up-close look into the modeling industry as a microcosm of the fashion industry reveals the severe objectification and commodification of fashion models for the sake of consumption. The

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    With this in mind, it’s also important to remember that although consumers play a major role in selecting styles, it’s fashion experts that are what truly makes a look fashionable in the first place (Farennikova and Prinz 98). This brings us to our next fashion condition which is that “individuals regarded as experts, though not necessarily fashion professionals, must endorse the look” (Farennikova and Prinz 104). This simply refers to how an expert, using their specific taste, will pinpoint and

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    Sethe, the mother of four is tormented everyday by the attempt to make her children safe. Her two boys left home long ago and now she resides in her home at I24 with her only living daughter Denver. In the novel Beloved, written by Toni Morrison the character Beloved seeks to gain power over a her family, and those around her. Sethe is always in a constant power struggle with the ghost baby the haunts her house. “Full of baby’s venom. The women in the house knew it and so did the children. For years

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    Alluring Names: Symbolic Names of Women in Roy Hobbs’ Life Names often are overlooked, thought to be given at birth with no real meaning, other than what people will refer to you as. Most people go through everyday life with no recognition for interpretations of what their name could mean on a deeper level. Last names rich in character are often overlooked simply because they have been passed down from generation to generation without change. However, in the novel The Natural, author Bernard Malamud

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    Adele Wechsler knew her career would be in fashion from a young age. After three years studying design at the prestigious Natal Technikon, Durban, and passing with honors and distinction, Adele worked for a time in Cape Town as an assistant for a high fashion sportswear company; her first real taste of the fashion world. However, her professional life in South Africa was cut short. Nine months after moving to Cape Town, Adele met her future husband, and immigrated with him to Toronto, Canada. This

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    Women play a complex role in Robert Orsi’s The Madonna on 115th Street, at some points exercising power and at other points exercising less power than men. In Italian Harlem when describing a “domus,” the woman at the center is the one actually being described. A domus, according to Emmanuel LeRoy Ladurie, “constitute[s] a formidable reservoir of power and counter-power which could hold out with some degree of success against the external powers surrounding it.” Italian women in Harlem had no direct

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    The petit Togolese woman towers over me as I recline in the chair. Her hands hastily swivel down the hair. She has been plaiting my hair since the morning. The style I requested, large bulky waist length braids, is time consuming. The braids rest heavy on my shoulders now. To keep us entertained, she keeps the television on. Program after program cycle each other. I slip in and out of sleep to catch the first few minutes of each segment and to check on the progress of my hair. The television advertises

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    Zara is a Spanish clothing and accessories retailer based in Arteixo, Galicia, and founded in 1975 by Amancio Orteg. It is the flagship chain store of the Inditex group, the world's largest apparel retailer. Zara describes its business as “The fast fashion” model which abandoned the traditional model of seasonal lines using instead adapting the creative ideas to customer demand on a going basis. Fashion clothes are like food, it turns bad quick. Zara’s business is about reducing response time. Zara

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