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FASHION

Slavomíra Lauková
Anastaiia Voloshyna
What is fashion and what
is style?
o Fashion comes from french word „mode“ which
originated from latin „modus“- measure,
appearance, method, rule
o a current and constantly changing trend
o popular aesthetic expression at a particular time
and place and in a specific context, especially
in clothing, footwear, lifestyle, accessorie,make-
up, hairstyle, and body proportions
o Style is the way an individuals expresses
themselves through aesthetic choices
Main differences between
fashion and style

o Style is timeless, while fashion is timely

o Personal style is something that belongs to an


individual—a means of self-expression;
fashion, on the other hand, has to do with
global trends and the business of fashion
Types of fashion style
(Subcultures)
o Casual
o Vintage o Flamboyant
o Office o Chic or trendy o Rocker
o Arty o Tomboy
o Sports wear o Preppy or collage
o Classic style
o Bohemian or boho
style
o Exotic
o Goth
o Street
o Grunge or “I-don’t-
o Vintage care” style
o Punk
Pros of fashion

o The way that you dress gives you a good insight


into your personality, self- expression
o Latest fashion will help you connect with people
with the same interest
o When you have great fashion sense, it can
ultimately land people into a job in a profitable
industry
o Following fashion statements will give you a
free sense of thinking as well
o Plus, you will look amazing, indeed
Cons of fashion
o Low self-esteem
o Extreme competition
o Addiction
o Work pressure
o Poor body image
o Mental Illness
o Copying others
Environmental impact
of fashion
o The fashion industry is one of the
major polluting industries in the world
o The textile industry is the second greatest
polluter of local freshwater in the world, and
is culpable for one-fifth of all industrial water
pollution
o another issue that arises is that the clothing
is no longer made from natural
materials/crops
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o KAISER, SUSAN B. (2019). FASHION AND CULTURAL STUDIES.
BLOOMSBURY VISUAL ARTS. ISBN 978-1350109605 OCLC
1057778310
o "Fixing fashion: clothing consumption and sustainability" UK
Parliament. 2019
o Bourdieu, Pierre (1993). 'Haute couture and haute culture,' in
Sociology in Question. Sage
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THANK YOU FOR
YOUR ATTENTION!

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