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Life and Fashion

             In our society many people suffer from depression if they do not achieve the .
             "perfect body look" as it shows on magazines and newspapers. Media creates an .
             obsession about appearances that can harm person's health. I believe unacceptance of a .
             person's body can lead to lower self esteem.
             Many people feel their bodies are inferior or unacceptable. For instance women .
             still put so much emphasis on how their bodies compare to that of models and celebrities. .
             Many of them obsess and sad by looking back at photos of themselves when they were .
             younger and realize how beautiful their figure were and glorious. Fashion also creates an .
             eating disorders where many young women ram their fingers down their throats or starve .
             themselves near to death is because they think they have a poor self image. Men are also .
             effected by fashion, for example many muscular men complain of not reaching the .
             perfect body look that they are expecting therefore they start to take some pills that will .
             harm their health in near future.
             .
             People may also suffer from depression by not reaching the perfect look. For .
             example in our community many teenagers in high school think about suicide, isolation .
             and deal with emotional pain. I remember two years ago one of my classmate from Santa .
             Monica high school committed a suicide. Evidences proved that the main cause of that .
             action was the appearance. The student suffered from emotional pain looking and feeling .
             ashamed of herself. she always tried to hide and not appear to public, she was always .
             isolated. She never had friends because she thought she would not fit with them. Here are .
             some evidences how fashion creates mental disorders and lack of education.
             Fashion has always created depression and low self esteem among many people. I .
             firmly ban all the fashion magazines and media shows that harm many people's health in .
             our society. We also have to realize that an individual is not based on her or his physical .


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1. The Psychology of Fashion

Throughout history, fashion has been a great and inspirational aspect in life that many people have been able to relate to. ... Fashion design became very simple and less compelling. ... People often wore the same clothing to represent ranks in life. ... Much of the fashion was trending to be more relaxed. ... Personality development begins as a large role in early experiences in life and continues to influence our behavior later on in life. ...

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2. Fashion Desgining

All these schools specialize in Fashion or Art Design (Fashion Design Colleges). A day in the life of a fashion designer is a very busy one. ... After all the hard work, the task a fashion designer does before retiring for the night is studying the local market to get new, fresh ideas (Day In the Life of a Fashion Designer). ... I would love to live the glamorous life of a famous designer. I am also interested in fashion. ...

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3. Business Overview - The Fashion Industry

Nevertheless, it is necessary to say that at the present moment fashion has a deeper influence on the life of people and possess more than just frivolous reasons for its existance. ... It is no longer just an "external shield " and a frivolous attitude towards it may cause loosing a very important physical, psychological and social aspect of a person's life. ... It is not about people serving fashion; it is about fashion being a slave of people. ... Lately a lot is being heard about personal identity and its meaning in the life of every single person on the planet. ... Fashion is one of ...

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4. Sustainability in the Fashion Industry

In this paper I will dig into the role of the fashion/textile industry regarding climate change and the energy budget, the how's and whys of its energy use and most of all, the amazing innovations taking place in high fashion that still aren't accessible to the mass markets and their impact on the environment. ... Yet, as society's needs and wants have developed, the fashion industry has evolved to meet the requirements of its consumers. ... "(Ethical Fashion Forum). ... This large amount toxic water collects then near the bottom becomes often 200 more toxic then raw sewa...

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5. Fashion: The Changing Image of Women during the 20th Century

Fashion is a fascinating study for anyone interested in culture. ... Technical developments (the telephone, electric lights) in the 1900's that were affecting everyday life introduced a more practical style of dress, even if slowly at first. ... The main fashion breakthrough was, of course, the mini. ... It was a fashion of minimalism. ... However, the buzzword of high fashion was individuality. ...

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6. Fashion

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7. Fashion Comparison: Elizabethan Era and 2015

Poor women wore dresses that were simple and didn't hinder them when working ("Daily Life in the Elizabethan Era" 188). ... Then, they dressed in mini versions of their parents ("Daily Life in the Elizabethan Era" 188). ... Then, they dressed, again similar to the girls, like mini versions of their parents ("Daily Life in the Elizabethan Era" 188). ... Even in men's fashions, there is a distinct line between the rich and commoners. Children's and teen's fashions are no exception to the differences between social classes. ...

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8. Fashion

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9. Fashion

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