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11	Evoluzione e caratteri formali dell'influenza francese sulla moda nobiliare del XVIII secolo PECCHENINI, FEDERICO 15 April 2013 (has links) La tesi vuole evidenziare il carattere continuativo che l’influenza francese ha esercitato sulla moda curiale nel XVIII, fino allo scoppiare delle Rivoluzione. I primi tre capitoli, sono necessari per comprendere la nascita di questa fortuna. Lo scontro tra corona francese e corona spagnola si è caratterizzato nel XVII secolo anche come scontro di codici vestimentari. Il perdurare delle “divise” di corte maschile e femminile nel XVIII perfezionate durante la seconda metà del regno di Luigi XIV è funzionale al mantenimento del ruolo guida: riconoscendo la necessità di uniformarsi agli abiti prescritti dal cerimoniale francese, le corti si appropriano non solo di un codice vestimentario, ma di una particolare immagine della monarchia. Il monopolio francese sulla moda si basa su un’autorità che deriva innanzitutto da quella conseguita nel secolo precedente. Alla fine del Settecento il rifiuto per gli abiti strettamente di corte che coincide con la creazione di alternative che possano soddisfare l’esigenza dell’apparire curiale segue una matrice quasi strettamente femminile: capacità della corte francese è quelle di elaborare spunti provenienti da altre culture e modificarle in chiave nazionale. / The thesis wants to focus on the continuity of the French influence on the evolution of European fashion during the eighteenth century to the Revolution. The first three chapters are indispensable to understand the origin of this success. The fight between the French and the Spanish court during the sixteenth century was also a fight for the supremacy of their own fashion style. The persistence in the eighteenth century of the court dress code for man and women that was elaborated during the reign of Louis XIV was functional to the maintenance of the guide role of the French court in Europe. At the end of the century, the refusal of strictly court dresses for new kind of clothes is peculiar of the women living at the court, but the French court has the ability to invent new fashions using ideas coming from other countries. L-ART/02: STORIA DELL'ARTE MODERNA
12	Návrh marketingové strategie vybraného českého podniku s expanzí na zahraniční trh / Proposal of Marketing Strategy for the Selected Czech Company Planning to Expand into a Foreign Market Veselá, Markéta January 2021 (has links) This diploma thesis is focused on the issue of entry of a selected Czech company into the foreign market. This company is based in Znojmo and its main business is the rental of wedding dresses. The work is divided into three main parts. The first part forms a theoretical framework, which consists of basic concepts of the problem. This is followed by an analytical part, which consists of the characteristics of the company and an analysis of the external and internal environment. The last part, following the previous part, consists of own proposals created for the entry of a selected Czech company into the foreign market.
13	The Butterfly Effect: Exploring the Behavior of Change through Transformable Clothing Skitzki, Miranda 11 May 2018 (has links) No description available. Design Psychology Sustainability fashion dresses gowns evening wear evening gowns transformable garments transformable clothing transformation change fashion collection sustainability fashion design psychology
14	Little Boxes Todd, Jessica Marie 23 April 2014 (has links) No description available. Fine Arts artist jewelry artist contemporary craft suburbia jewelry metals suburbs locket reliquary dresses body art domestic architecture art fabrication hollow form necklace subdermal implant maker dragon skin photo photography home house
15	The Life and Career of Fashion Designer, George Stavropoulos Bland, Kasey Dawn 02 September 2008 (has links) No description available. Art History Design Fine Arts Home Economics Marketing Museums Textile Research George Stavropoulos fashion designer chiffon fashion Greece Greek New York Nikis 13 couture ready-to-wear dresses women's wear high-end Upper East Side Regency Hotel Manhattan Lady Bird Johnson Sophia Loren society chic 1960s 1970s

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