When clothes inhabit the city: fashion weeks and the ritual transmutation of places
When clothes inhabit the city: fashion weeks and the ritual transmutation of places
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Fashion Weeks. World of Fashion. Ritual. Performance. Space. Material CultureAbstract
The fashion weeks are rituals in which members of a community we can call, having Becker's (1982) proposal as a reference, the “world of fashion”. Although connected to a specific community, this ritual impacts the social life of cities, transmuting their spaces. This text begins by making, based on the case of Paris, a brief history of the route of dispersion throughout the city that fashion shows have made from the 19th century to the present day, associating this route with the main changes, of social and performative character, that these events suffered. In a second moment, the text focuses on the city of Lisbon, which is taken as a revealing case study, despite its particularities, the universal dynamics of the fashion week ritual.
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