Findings Presentation and Visual Communication.

The following graphics condense the findings of the study into easy to interpret formats.








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References

Dyhouse, C. (2010). Glamour women, history, feminism. Zed Books Luther, H.B. (2015). Dressing for the culture wars: style and the politics of self-presentation in the 1960s and 1970s Marzel, S.-R., & Stiebel, G. (2015). Dress and ideology: Fashioning identity from antiquity to the present. London: Bloomsbury Paoletti, J. B. (2015). Sex and unisex: fashion, feminism, and the sexual revolution . Indiana University Press, Tarrant S. (2012). Fashion talks undressing the power of style . Internet Resource
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