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How We Judge Others by Their Clothes
We make numerous assumptions about strangers merely based on their physical appearances or the emotions they express. For example, we might think baby-faced people are naïve, weak, honest, submissive, or warm. And we often consider attractive people competent, intelligent, healthy, outgoing, and sexually receptive. Similarly, we usually view happy individuals as both dominant and social, judge sad and fearful ones as moderately social but low on dominance, and consider angry people as low on affiliation but high on dominance.
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Bra
A brassiere (UK /ˈbræzɪər/ or US /brəˈzɪər/), commonly referred to as a bra /ˈbrɑː/, is a woman's undergarment that supports her breasts. Bras are typically form-fitting and perform a variety of functions and have also evolved into a fashion item.
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What Is The Different Between G-string And Thong
The most common question asked is what is the difference between thong and G-string ?
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The sound shirt lets deaf people feel music using haptic sensors
the soundshirt is a haptic wearable device that allows deaf users to feel music on their skin. designed by fashion tech company cute circuit, the sound shirt brings music to life using a series of haptic sensors that are built into the material.
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Jockeying for Position: How Boxers and Briefs Got Into Men’s Pants
“Shirts were regarded as a form of underwear until the early 1920s."In particular, in the 19th century, men's underwear was closely linked with hygiene;...
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1970s Disco Fashion: 'Saturday Night Fever' And Beyond
In the 1970s, the country succumbed to the dance craze known as disco -- and 1970s disco fashion was as much a part of the story as the music. With clubs like Studio 54 welcoming outrageous dressers and glamorous celebrities, the only rule was to be glamorous. John Travolta's white three-piece suit from Saturday Night Fever might be the best remembered disco getup, but there was more to disco fashion than that -- there were bell bottoms, chunky platform shoes, leisure suits and tube tops. Here's a look back at the trends that dominated 1970s disco fashion.
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Shop the Apocalypse
Safety-orange jumpsuits, face masks, tactical vests: So-called war-core clothing is hot during these anxious times.
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Here’s A Look At The Faces Behind The UK’s First Modest Modelling Agency
“I realised I could be myself, I could be modest, and I could also represent something that I loved.”
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Bangladesh clothing factories face squeeze if safety push blocked
A group set up to improve safety in Bangladesh's garment industry after the...
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Queer Eye for the Dead Guy
Naked ghosts and phantom fashion. By Aaron Dabbah.
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Dans Media Entertainment
Dans media entertainment adalah media hiburan yang menyajikan berbagai informasi seputar fashion, musik dan lifestyle
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The soft power impact of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's decorative collars
Sometimes, fashion's greatest power is its stealth -- its ability to turn up in unlikely places, on unlikely people, and in the smallest details. Consider the case of Ruth Bader Ginsburg...
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4 Trending Designs for Cardigans You Can Try
Looking for something trendy and new-age, then this type of cardigan is the best option for you.
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Burberry burns millions of dollars of clothes to stop them from being sold at discount prices
High-end clothing manufacturer Burberry burned $37.8 million of unwanted products last year, sparking environmental concerns from its shareholders and a debate over the wastage by luxury brands. Designer brands often destroy unwanted stock to stop it from being sold at discounted prices and maintain the exclusivity of their products so they are not sold to the “wrong people,” The Times reported.
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Designing tomorrow's tech-friendly fashion
Or I WANT MORE POCKETS DAMMIT! Our tech requirements are stressing today's fashion. Fortunately, a new generation of designers is looking to the future of tech-capable clothing.
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This vegan leather handbag feels so real PETA might just throw paint at you
Vicki von Holzhausen began her career as a car designer at Audi and Mercedes Benz. But last year she struck out on her own, launching an eponymous luxury handbag line that stands out for deploying the most sustainable practices in the industry. She sources her leather from Italy, ensuring that it is a by-product of the food industry and is tanned in the least toxic way possible. “Many fashion brands are beginning to think about sustainability, but this isn’t trickling into the leather goods space,” she says.
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What does she think she looks like?
The Dress in Your Head. By Rosemary Hill.
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No One Wants Your Used Clothes Anymore
For decades, the donation bin has offered consumers in rich countries a guilt-free way to unload their old clothing. In a virtuous and profitable cycle, a global network of traders would collect these garments, grade them, and transport them around the world to be recycled, worn again, or turned into rags and stuffing. Now that cycle is breaking down. Fashion trends are accelerating, new clothes are becoming as cheap as used ones...
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Bulletproof Clothing Is on the Rise in America
This past August, Miguel Caballero shot his wife, Carolina Ballesteros, for the second time in nine years. Since 1993, the Colombian designer has literally pulled the trigger on more than 230 people to prove the efficacy of his bulletproof clothing. (All participants were volunteers.) The August demonstration was part of Caballero’s campaign to introduce his eponymous line of upscale bulletproof (sometimes called bullet-resistant) apparel — ranging from blazers (4,343.50 euros) to tank tops (2,023 euros) — to the United States, his newest market.
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Second skin
The complex and thriving world of Islamic fashion. The images of Turkish Islamic fashion (known as Tesettür) reveal a strong preference for tailored outfits which conceal the flesh and elongate the body. By Emma Tarlo.
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