Titlebook: Reference Materials in Measurement and Technology; Proceedings of the T Sergei V. Medvedevskikh,Olga N. Kremleva,Egor P. S Conference proce

玩笑

Dmitry G. Lisienko,Margarita A. Dombrovskaya,Eugeniya D. Kubrinamic growth and obsolescence, worldwide these statistics are set to increase. By 2030 clothing consumption is projected to rise by 63% (Fletcher & Tham, .. JJ Charitable Trust, .). This chapter summarises my practice-led research into historic methods of past reconstruction and re-fashioning techniqu

Explosive

OFF

Andrey M. Nepomiluev,Vyacheslav V. Kazantsev,Artyom P. Shipitsynbook reveals different social, political, economic and cultural motivations for the desire to ‘make heritage’. In a context of climate change and the unprecedented health crisis linked to the Covid-19 epidemic, the fashion and clothing industries have lessons to learn from the past and a reflection

宇宙你

Egor P. Sobinain emerging markets. It shows how a BCorp promotes social quality, ecological integrity, and human flourishing (Fletcher, 2013 cited in Guedes, B., Paillard-Bardey, A. C., & Schat, A., Improving sustainable fashion marketing and advertising: A reflection on framing message and target audience. ., 62

征兵

鴿子

Ekaterina A. Volegova,Tatiana I. Maslova,Vladimir O. Vaskovskiy,Aleksey S. Volegov is the global COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused definite effects on the presentation and experiences attributed to fashion weeks. The consequences of the pandemic are evident and have been described by interactions between the chapter author and various fashion week organisers. In addition, alter

Pageant

Delectable

Peter M. Aronovvely predicted participation in recycling, while brand associations and brand loyalty positively predicted environmental attitudes. The findings suggest that Western brands could benefit from understanding traditional Indian fashion’s emphasis on brand quality, associations, loyalty and sustainable

縱火

合唱隊(duì)