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Haute couture:
Wartime Fashion

From Haute Couture to Homemade, 1939–1945 - Geraldine Howell

Place:
FASHION POLITICS AND PRACTICE: INDIAN COTTONS AND CONSUMER INNOVATION IN TOKUGAWA JAPAN AND EARLY MODERN ENGLAND, C. 1600–1800 - Beverly Lemire

ISSEY MIYAKE:
ISSEY MIYAKE, FALL/WINTER 1984 - Veronica Maldonado

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Search 1: Sustainability

Eco-tech Fashion: Rationalizing Technology in Sustainable Fashion - Sarah Scaturro

Search 2: Gender

Unzipping Gender: Sex, Cross-Dressing and Culture by Charlotte Suthrell - Kevin Willoughby

Search 3: Kimono

From Duty to Fashion: The Changing Role of the Kimono in the Twenty-First Century - Julie Valk

Likes:
- access to varied resources that would help in our understanding in relation to projects in the field of fashion, as well as business and media
- easy access

Dislikes:
- Might get confused with the amount of information available

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Topic: Haute Couture
Title: Designing for Different Markets
Author/s: Elinor Renfrew & Colin Renfrew

Likes: tells you more about the areas of contemporary fashion
Dislikes: not very detailed
Useful for future academic papers and/or researched on Luxury brand management

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INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF DRESS ON THE IRANIAN PLATEAU

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INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF DRESS ON THE IRANIAN PLATEAU

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Author: Willem Vogelsang

The things that I like is the full perfect information about the Haute Couture history in Iran from thousands of years ago that we don’t even imagine. The complete journey through Iran history and geographical features.
The thing that I don’t like is the complexity of the mobile format. Searching through these articles is like a treasure to a designer. A wonderful source of inspiration and rese

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London fashion week spring 2019: The Trends

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London fashion week spring 2019: The Trends

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By Fabiana Repaci and Natalie Theodosi and Fiona Ma
The thing we mostly like is that the article gives information about the new trends of 2019 and provides the information about the upcoming fashion.

we wish there could me more information

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Paula Knorr RTW Spring 2019

Paula Knorr presents a high-shine, glitter-heavy collection.
By
Samantha Tse

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Children's dress in China
by: Naomi Yin Yin Szeto

1.large data base
2. easy to use

3. can use a better design

- in research papers

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WWD: Women's Wear Daily
Title: Barbie, Puma Dream Up Shoe, Clothing Line by Kari Hamanaka
What I liked:
Easy to find, Showed all the latest street style trends, easy to cite
How will I use this in my studies:
Research projects

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Bloomsbury: As she walks to the sea: a semiology of Rio de Janeiro
by Nizia Villaça
things we like:
-shows what we are looking for by highlighting it
-it's easy to cite
things we don't like:
-it doesn't have an abstract
vogue archive:

things we don't like:
-it doesn't allow for you to search by a specific year only a range of a decade.

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From Duty to Fashion: The Changing Role of the Kimono in the Twenty-First Century

Julie Valk

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Title:

Digital Kimono: Fast Fashion, Slow Fashion?

Author: Jenny Hall

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Title: Fast Fashion, Sustainability, and the Ethical Appeal of Luxury Brands
Author/s: Annamma Joy, John F. Sherry Jr., Alladi Venkatesh, Jeff Wang, Ricky Chan
Likes: Easy; accessible
Dislikes: Difficult to use on mobile phones in comparison to the laptops
The information can be used especially when we do some critical thinking and some research on fast fashion brands versus luxury brands.

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Title: `Digital kimono: fast fashion or slow fashion
Author: Jenny Hall

1. fast and convenient
2. high accuracy

3. the webpage can use more designs, can be beautified

- we can used this resource while we do our research papers or to boost our knowledge at fashion itself

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Gender: Transvesty: Fashion and Gender by Barbara Vincent
What I liked: Easy to find, easy to read, understandable, interesting Article
Dont like:
Tiny font; makes it hard to read

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gender:mechanical genders: how do humans gender robots?
By Roger andre
things we like:
-it's very detailed and you get sections for easy navigation.
-you get an abstract
things we don't like:
- doesn't include page numbers and it's very hard to cite.

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anything related to our projects.
the archive of old magazines, group-study area, specific resources