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anti-fashion: a standalone construct

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Fashion studies

dress that resists or stands outside the cycle of fashion change, such as traditional or fixed styles that signal continuity.

In fashion studies, anti-fashion refers to dress that resists or stands outside the cycle of fashion change, such as traditional or fixed styles that signal continuity. This meaning comes from Polhemus (1978) in Fashion and anti-fashion.[1]

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References

Polhemus, T. (1978). Fashion and anti-fashion. Thames and Hudson. ISBN 9780500271186

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