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clothing motives: a standalone construct

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clothingmotives1 CONSTRUCTClothing motivesFLUGEL · FASHION STUDIES

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Fashion studies

Flügel's three basic motives for wearing clothes, decoration, modesty and protection, which can conflict with one another.

In fashion studies, clothing motives refers to flügel's three basic motives for wearing clothes, decoration, modesty and protection, which can conflict with one another. This meaning comes from Flugel (1930) in The psychology of clothes.[1]

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  1. Flugel, J. C. (1930). The psychology of clothes. Hogarth Press, and the Institute of Psycho-analysis. ISBN 9780823655809

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