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The Velvet Rose

為了解決vogue cover的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Susan Holmes McKagan is a well-known, experienced, and credentialed writer. Her columns regularly appear on the coveted front-page cover stories for The Huffington Post and PopWrapped. She also happens to be an international supermodel, having graced covers for Vogue, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Marie Cl

aire, W, Playboy, and Maxim to name a few. Susan has walked the catwalks in Paris, Milan, and New York for such prestigious designers as Chanel, Versace, Prada, Calvin Klein, Valentino, Marc Jacobs, YSL, Armani, and many more. She’s been married for nearly two decades to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame leg

end Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses and Grammy Award-winning Velvet Revolver. Susan writes on a myriad of subjects, and has a plethora of published top-tier interviews with some of the world’s leading artists, athletes, humanitarians, scientists, celebrities, designers, authors, and musicians. She dev

elops and designs her own high-end brand of eco-friendly resort wear, Susan Holmes Swimwear, and her designs have been featured on covers from Sports Illustrated to People magazine. While living on the West Coast between her homes in Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Diego--or on a GN’R airplane--Susan

dedicates most of her time to her two daughters, various charitable organizations, her incorrigibale but cute pug, and her sweet husband.

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韓國流行音樂在日本的發展歷程（2002-2021）

為了解決vogue cover的問題，作者楊祺萱 這樣論述：

本論文主要研究2002年至2021年間韓國流行音樂在日本的發展歷程，探討這股K-pop風潮最初是從何而來、如何向日本及海外市場輸出，再透過筆者整理的2002年至2021年K-pop歌手與團體在日本市場發展的一系列統計圖表，了解K-pop近二十年來在日本市場發展的情形與現況。透過案例分析的方式，筆者篩選出七組在日本發展成績不錯的K-pop團體，了解他們在日本市場的發展情形和成功原因，再歸納出K-pop團體成功進軍日本及海外市場的原因與策略。研究發現，韓國流行音樂透過融合西方音樂與日本偶像團體元素，發展出如今獨特的韓式唱跳表演風格，現已成為全球流行音樂愛好者競相模仿的對象。在發展的策略上，K-p

op很早就放眼於海外輸出跨國市場，起初為了降低日本觀眾的排斥心裡，K-pop以在地化的方式向日本市場輸出，加上有了早期K-pop藝人的開墾，以及善用網路串流平台的傳播和粉絲的助攻等，最終成功打入日本與全球流行音樂市場。如今K-pop已反客為主，K-pop的經營和培訓模式，「韓國模式」儼然已成為日本及各國娛樂界取經的對象，韓國流行文化從最初的迎合海外市場到至今已能反向推廣自身文化輸出海外，堪稱韓流奇蹟。

Worn Out: How Our Clothes Cover Up Fashion’’s Sins

為了解決vogue cover的問題，作者Hardy, Alyssa 這樣論述：

An insider’s look at how the rise of ＂fast fashion＂ obstructs ethical shopping and fuels the abuse and neglect of garment workers ＂With years of expertise in the fashion industry, Alyssa’s reporting is consistently deep and thoughtful, and her work on sustainability and ethics has changed how I v

iew the clothes I wear.＂--Brittney McNamara, features director at Teen VogueOurs is the era of fast fashion: a time of cheap and constantly changing styles for consumers of every stripe, with new clothing hitting the racks every season as social media-fueled tastes shift.Worn Out examines the unders

ide of our historic clothing binge and the fashion industry’s fall from grace. Former InStyle senior news editor and seasoned journalist Alyssa Hardy’s riveting work explores the lives of the millions of garment workers--mostly women of color--who toil in the fashion industry around the world--from

LA-based sweatshop employees who experience sexual abuse while stitching clothes for H&M, Fashion Nova, and Levi’s to ＂homeworkers＂ in Indonesia who are unknowingly given carcinogenic materials to work with. Worn Out exposes the complicity of celebrities whose endorsements obscure the exploitati

on behind marquee brands and also includes interviews with designers such as Mara Hoffman, whose business models are based on ethical production standards.Like many of us, Hardy believes in the personal, political, and cultural place fashion has in our lives, from seed to sew to closet, and that it

is still okay to indulge in its glitz and glamour. But the time has come, she argues, to force real change on an industry that prefers to keep its dark side behind the runway curtain. The perfect book for people who are passionate about clothing and style, Worn Out seeks to engage in a real conversa

tion about who gets harmed by fast fashion--and offers meaningful solutions for change.

影響服裝設計之性別因素研究

為了解決vogue cover的問題，作者倪建芝 這樣論述：

服裝作為功能性與外觀表達的產品，同時也兼具時代性與流行性。服裝的發展過程中因男女性生理差異、經濟地位、社會地位、以及不同時期的審美觀念存在著因性別不同而有不同的設計，至女性主義興起引發的女裝改革以及工業革命後男裝朝向現代性發展，服裝設計的性別因素也因此而產生明確與模糊的討論空間。本研究從服裝的定義、性別角度以及服裝的社會性探討服裝設計中性別因素的轉變及其與社會文化之間的關聯性。本研究採四個階段進行，從文獻探討、訪談與問卷設計、資料蒐集與分析，最後進行結果討論。研究架構以Norman的設計心智圖進一步延伸為設計師、穿著者與觀看者彼此之間透過服裝性別的系統印象進行性別認知運作。研究方法以三階段執

行：第一階段透過服裝設計師、服裝銷售員以及性評專家訪談，從專業角度歸納可能影響服裝性別的因素，依據上述因素進行第二階段的問卷編寫與施測，透過聯合分析整體輪廓組合形成12套樣本，經由147位受測者排序結果進行分析探討。針對色彩與布料材質兩項因素再以電子問卷經327位受測者填答。第三階段針對所蒐集之研究資料:聯合分析資料、問卷資料以及專家訪談資料進行共性與差異性探討，並進一步分析討論資料背後的所呈現的服裝性別的意義。研究結果顯示，設計面影響服裝性別認知判斷主要是服裝結構的裸露程度，從社會文化層面來看，女性服裝從男性服裝的借用、解放、模仿到移轉的過程印證中性服裝以對照男性服裝架構進行發展，穿著者在設

計師與觀看者之間同時進行了服裝性別的解碼與編碼，穿著者透過服裝性別重新演繹自己的性別。本研究結果可提供設計師從設計層面掌握影響服裝性別因素的關鍵，在多元性別認同的社會能有更貼近穿著者的服裝設計，研究結果同時也提供觀看者對於透過穿著來展現性別的穿著者能更具同理心。