Fashion: An Interdisciplinary Review

Hann, Michael; Jackson, K C

doi:10.1080/00405168708688918

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“…High-fashion designers are therefore diversifying into two collections: 1) collection emphasizes the designer's vision and supports the exclusivity of the label 2) diffuses ranges that succeed in generating turnover [6,7]. Diffused ranges have wider popularity at more affordable price ranges and are developed in response to the varying demands of large numbers of customers [8].…”

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Development of Innovative High-Fashion Collection Via Conceptual Design Process Model

2018

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Innovative Conceptual Fashion Design and Its Creative SystemA systemic view of creativity in fashion and textiles requires indepth analysis of the following four major dimensions namely, "the domain", "the product", "the person", and "the process". The domain: the structure of fashion textile designRhodes Ed indicated that the functional criteria (warmth and protection), a desire of change (a psychological drive of the consumer and designer), a desire to make impression

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“…interaction), and strategic commercial interests have shaped the evolution of the fashion industry [1]. The adoption of articles of clothing by consumers as an 'insignia' indicating either their social class or how they wish to be perceived leads to emulation from others [2].…”

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“…The textile industry continually seeks to conserve water that would economically benefit from dye recovered and reused. Second, water pollution is avoided, and third, reusable water is produced (Hann and Jacksons, 1987).…”

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pH neutralization of textile industry wastewater for effective recycling

Kumar¹,

Malathy²,

Paramasivam³

et al. 2021

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Purpose The textile industry is one of the largest and most important industrial sectors in India. Because the textile industry consumes large quantities of water and produces highly polluted water discharge, its environmental impact is high. Water is expensive to use, treat and dispose of. Therefore, water conservation and reuse are critical necessity for the textile industry because decreasing water and wastewater treatment and recycling costs can be beneficial. Design/methodology/approach This research neutralized the pH during dyeing industry wastewater treatment. The system should be robust to erroneous sensor measurements. A pH meter was developed and used to monitor the pH of wastewater hourly before and after HCl treatment. Findings HCl was used to neutralize the pH of wastewater from 9 to 7.5. The amount of HCl was optimized depending on the wastewater. Three wastewater treatment methods were used, namely, HCl, wash water and reverse osmosis (RO) treatments. The HCl treatment was the most effective for decreasing the pH; the wash water treatment was the most effective for decreasing the total dissolved solids (TDS), total suspended solids (TSS) total hardness and chemical oxygen demand; and the RO treatment was the most effective for decreasing the biochemical oxygen demand, TDS, TSS, total hardness and Cl− concentration. Originality/value The pH should be monitored during the textile dyeing because the addition of color to textile fabrics is the most effective at neutral pH. This study evaluated several parameters of wastewater, including pH, color, TSS and TDS. The fabricated digital pH meter provided superior results than conventional measuring devices. The goal was to maintain a neutral pH during dyeing and recycle wastewater to improve environmental sustainability. The newly developed digital pH meter was less expensive and more precise than traditional pH meters. Before reusing and recycling, wastewater underwent ultrafiltration and RO treatment.

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“…Kotler [71] distinguishes between three categories of PLC, those owing to style, fashion or to a fad. While many "cycles" seem to consist of a single rise in sales followed by a fall, with the product for all practical purposes being withdrawn from the market, fashion cycles offer examples of trends which are circular, in that they return [72]. Sales of short skirts were a feature of the 1960s, a fashion that returned in the 1990s.…”

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What Should Time Be?

Davies

1994

European Journal of Marketing

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The current paradigm of time in the marketing literature is one where time is linear, quantifiable and predominantly chronological in nature. This is merely one construct of one aspect of time and a construct that is largely specific to a western, industrialized society. The associated theory of time allocation assumes individuals seek to compress time‐consuming activities. Time compression and the speeding‐up of activities are a current feature of both consumer and industrial marketing. Discusses other constructs of time, drawn from the fields of sociology, psychology and anthropology. Time is two concepts, duration and succession. Time can be cyclical rather than linear and is seen as such within concepts such as the product life cycle. It can also be episodic, as in the celebration of events. Questions whether time is ever truly linear, as our perception of duration varies with the content of the activities that fill that duration. This suggests an alternative to time compression, to fill empty time so as to make duration appear faster. Discusses the limitations of current theory and concepts. Suggests a relativistic approach of describing or scoping time‐consuming activities as an alternative towards developing a more universal understanding of time allocation. Argues that progress is needed in the area to meet the needs of a society where time in general and leisure time in particular are ever more significant.

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Fashion: An Interdisciplinary Review

Cited by 9 publications

References 76 publications

Development of Innovative High-Fashion Collection Via Conceptual Design Process Model

Development of Innovative High-Fashion Collection Via Conceptual Design Process Model

pH neutralization of textile industry wastewater for effective recycling

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