Titlebook: Unveiling Fashion; Business, Culture, a Frédéric Godart Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012 brand

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,Introduction — The Six Principles of Fashion, well as by the pressure exerted on them to squeeze a living out of an inherently creative process that is undoubtedly a form of artistic expression. In a recent (and rare) interview given to ., the celebrated, Tunisian-born, Paris-based fashion designer Azzedine Ala?a complained:. “Why do they forc

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,The Affirmation Principle — Fashion, between the Individual and Society,n escape. However, fashion as we know it — with its powerful industrial infrastructure, its widespread appeal as a career, and its media omnipresence — has not always been around. When and where did it appear? As pointed out by American historian Sarah-Grace Heller, the dominant position among schol

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,The Convergence Principle — The Centralization of Trends,he existence of trends, a feature that is mysterious and must be accounted for. Trends seem to be a natural phenomenon, but they exist only through the actions of individuals and organizations, and are ultimately created by them. As explained by French sociologist Guillaume Erner, trends are “focali

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,The Symbolization Principle — The Power of Signs and Meanings,ls by embodying them in brands and emancipating them from the fashion designers as people. While the type of fashion created by Charles Frederick Worth was centered on specific individuals, fashion designers, the fashion that emerged after World War II was brand-centric, thus separating and decoupli

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,The Imperialization Principle — How Fashion Became Systematized,and society. It is a set of institutions that produce garments laden with meanings, which individuals and groups use for infusing their identities with more or less conscious messages. The “fashion form”. is constituted of permanent change and semiotic diversity. It constantly brings newness to the

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