The Hidden Life Of Clothing: Historical Perspectives On Fashion And Sustainability Rachel Worth Bloomsbury Visual Arts Αγγλικά Βιβλία Graphic Design

Since The Democratisation Of Clothing Industry In Early 19Th Century Buyers Have Become Increasingly Disconnected From Creative And Human Aspects Production Arguably Is Now Valued Less For Its Aesthetic Qualities Or Because Hours Spent Making But More Extent To Which It Serves Current ‘Fashion’ A Climate Increasing Anxiety About Environmental Social Impact Contemporary Global Fashion Rachel Worth Suggests That Rather Than Seeking Solutions Only Present Looking History Can Assist Understanding Better Challenges Consumers Face Today Decisions Contents Their Wardrobes Turn Will On Nature Future She Does Not Seek Offer Simplistic Historical Problems Explores Ways Might Be Possible Bridge Divides Between Knowledge Past Individual Choice Directions Action We Know Our Clothes Likely Wear An Item Few Times Before Replenishing With Newer Purchases Are ‘On Trend’ By Taking Ownership Personal Choices Feeling Pressurised Respond Sophisticated Marketing ‘Influencers’ This Book How Rethink Philosophical Practical Order Create Sense Beauty Lives Wrest Control Back Chaos Seemingly Endless Perpetuates Unsustainable Impersonal Fast Σελίδες: 216 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0907 Διαστάσεις: 15 4X15 4Cm