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The deconstruction of gender in fashion - freedom of expression - cover

The deconstruction of gender in fashion - freedom of expression

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Publisher: Publishdrive

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"FASHION & STYLE" is an engaging documentary series that explores the vast and dynamic universe of fashion, covering all aspects of men's, women's and LGBTQIA+ clothing. Through an inclusive and modern lens, the series reveals how fashion serves as a powerful form of expression and identity for people of all orientations and genders.
 
Each episode delves into different aspects and influences of fashion, from the historical trends that shaped contemporary style to the revolutionary designers breaking barriers and redefining norms. The series begins with an analysis of the roots of fashion, exploring how different cultures and historical periods influenced the clothing we know today. Viewers will be taken on a fascinating journey through the ages, discovering how fashion has reflected and influenced social and cultural changes over time.
 
Women's fashion receives a special focus, exploring everything from the glamor of the catwalk to the street style that dominates large cities. The series celebrates diversity and inclusion, featuring women of different ages, sizes and ethnicities who are redefining beauty standards. Inspiring stories from female designers, models and digital influencers demonstrate how fashion can empower and transform lives.
 
The series also dedicates significant space to LGBTQIA+ fashion, highlighting how the community has used clothing as a vital tool of self-expression and resistance. Queer and non-binary designers discuss the challenges and triumphs of creating fashion that challenges gender norms. The series illuminates the stories of people who found fashion to assert their identities and celebrate their uniqueness.
 
In addition to individual stories, the series examines current and future fashion trends, including sustainability and technology. Experts discuss how industry is adapting to demands for more environmentally friendly practices and how technology is revolutionizing clothing design and production.
 
With a rich and visually stunning narrative, the series offers a comprehensive and inclusive look at the world of fashion, celebrating the diversity and creativity that drives this ever-evolving industry. The series not only informs but also inspires viewers to explore and embrace their own forms of expression through clothing.
Available since: 03/02/2025.
Print length: 164 pages.

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