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aesthetic economy: a standalone construct

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Fashion studies

Entwistle's term for markets, like fashion and modelling, where value rests on aesthetic qualities judged by tacit knowledge and taste.

In fashion studies, aesthetic economy refers to entwistle's term for markets, like fashion and modelling, where value rests on aesthetic qualities judged by tacit knowledge and taste. This meaning comes from Entwistle (2009) in The Aesthetic Economy of Fashion.[1]

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References

Entwistle, J. (2009). The Aesthetic Economy of Fashion. Oxford International Publishers Ltd. https://doi.org/10.2752/9780857854148

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