Intertextuality of Materials in the Contemporary Fashion

Kim, Sun‐Young; Shim, Joon-Young

doi:10.5850/jksct.2008.32.5.741

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“…Fifth, we did not assess the effect of posture on the regional age‐related decline in sweat rate. In young adults, regional variations in sweating are modified by posture (seated and supine; Inukai et al, 2005; Shim & Choi, 1993), which is likely due to variations in skin pressure (i.e., when seated the thigh sweat rate is reduced relative to the forearm due to greater skin pressure on the lower limbs). Therefore, postural differences between studies may partly explain the inconsistencies in results within the existing literature assessing the regional age‐related decline in sweat rate (Coull et al, 2021; Gerrett et al, 2021; Inoue et al, 1991; Inoue & Shibasaki, 1996; Kenney & Munce, 2003), and this represents an important area of future research.…”

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Revisiting regional variation in the age‐related reduction in sweat rate during passive heat stress

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Meade

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Physiological Reports

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Aging is associated with attenuated sweat gland function, which has been suggested to occur in a peripheral‐to‐central manner. However, evidence supporting this hypothesis remains equivocal. We revisited this hypothesis by evaluating the sweat rate across the limbs and trunk in young and older men during whole‐body, passive heating. A water‐perfused suit was used to raise and clamp esophageal temperature at 0.6°C (low‐heat strain) and 1.2°C (moderate‐heat strain) above baseline in 14 young (24 (SD 5) years) and 15 older (69 (4) years) men. Sweat rate was measured at multiple sites on the trunk (chest, abdomen) and limbs (biceps, forearm, quadriceps, calf) using ventilated capsules (3.8 cm2). Sweat rates, expressed as the average of 5 min of stable sweating at low‐ and moderate‐heat strain, were compared between groups (young, older) and regions (trunk, limbs) within each level of heat strain using a linear mixed‐effects model with nested intercepts (sites nested within region nested within participant). At low‐heat strain, the age‐related reduction in sweat rate (older‐young values) was greater at the trunk (0.65 mg/cm2/min [95% CI 0.44, 0.86]) compared to the limbs (0.42 mg/cm2/min [0.22, 0.62]; interaction: p = 0.010). At moderate‐heat strain, sweat rate was lower in older compared to young (main effect: p = 0.025), albeit that reduction did not differ between regions (interaction: p = 0.888). We conclude that, contrary to previous suggestions, the age‐related decline in sweat rate was greater at the trunk compared to the limbs at low‐heat strain, with no evidence of regional variation in that age‐related decline at moderate‐heat strain.

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Revisiting regional variation in the age‐related reduction in sweat rate during passive heat stress

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Notley

Meade

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Characteristics in the Lingerie Looks Designed by John Galliano

Kim

2013

Fam. Environ. Res

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This study aims at developing and producing the creative design of a lingerie look after reviewing the aesthetic value about lingerie look featured in John Galliano's works. As for the research method, the selection process from the works was followed together with literature review for empirical analysis over lingerie looks, where 2,764 pieces in total were reviewed from Galliano's Pret-a-Porter collections covering from 2001S/S until 2010F/W and Christian Dior's Haute Couture and Pret-a-Porter collections that he is in charge of as head designer and 291 pieces were finally singled out that show the lingerie look image well. Then, the formative expression was examined about those looks and the characteristics were induced from them. Formativeness expressed in Galliano's lingerie look, in term of lingerie style, was categorized as erotic, retro, and deconstructive. The glittering and smooth material like silk and satin, and the visible material like lace and chiffon were mainly used for material rather than foreign material. By doing so, the romantic and erotic image was highlighted. In the production method, it was grouped into transposition of wear, direct and indirect exposition, and deconstructive way. These aesthetic characteristics introduced by formative expression appeared in the form of eroticism, play, and deconstructiveness. J Jo ou ur rn na al l o of f t th he e K Ko or re ea an n H Ho om me e E Ec co on no om mi ic cs s A As ss so oc ci ia at ti io on n

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Intertextuality of Materials in the Contemporary Fashion

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Revisiting regional variation in the age‐related reduction in sweat rate during passive heat stress

Revisiting regional variation in the age‐related reduction in sweat rate during passive heat stress

Characteristics in the Lingerie Looks Designed by John Galliano

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