#10 - what's with this fashion stuff, anyway?

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Susan was woefully late with this week's posting because:

A. She tends to obsess over meaningless things

B. The weather was too pretty to stay inside

C. She had a book to read

D. She got stuck trying to figure out why farthingales happened

E. Both A and D

F. All of the above

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Susan failed to address why SHE thinks we all don't wear chitons anymore. What do YOU think? *

Is there such a thing as too many rhinestones?

When going to museums I:

enjoy looking at/experiencing different art/forms

love eating lunch in the museum cafe

look for the perfect postcard to scrapbook

try to touch all the paintings when the docent isn't looking

get out as quickly as possible

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In the Alexander McQueen collection shown, what were some of the unifying elements which made the garments seem alike while remaining different?

ruffs

a strong horizontal line at the shoulders

an exaggerated hip line

a loose low waist

puffy sleeves

pearls

I honestly couldn't see anything but head baskets

Social Signaling is

Susan put captions to the photographs of folks whom she decided were in showy clothing. Were her comments harsh/understandable and did she make an ethical choice in deciding to comment/judge?

Please explain your thoughts below

When Susan chose photos of people who looked "nice", she used her own judgement of the word. Review the photos again and decide what you agree/disagree with when labeling the clothing as "nice."

(Yes I know that man is smoking. That is not cool but his suit was.)

Now that you have read about the art, social, and personal aspects of clothing, do you think you will:

dress differently

think about what you are saying with your clothes

do your laundry

Done. Thanks for answering. No discussion questions or assignments and I'll see you next week!

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