Diversity in Fashion Recommendation using Semantic Parsing

Verma, Sagar; Anand, Sukhad; Arora, Chetan; Rai, Atul

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1910.08292

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“…Women from diverse walks of life feel more fully represented thanks to the modest design and the use of plus-size models. The fashion industry is heading toward a more diverse culture, as seen by several instances like Claudia Li's all-Asian model cast for SS19 or Sudanese megastar Anok Yai becoming the first black model to open for Prada in 20 years (Verma, Anand, Arora, & Rai, 2018). Does the fashion industry's promotion of women's empowerment-which is highlighted in this paper-empower women, or is it only done for publicity's sake?…”

Section: Fashion Industry and Women's Bodymentioning

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Artificial Look: Body Narcissism in the Fashion and Cosmetic Industry

Sigdel

2024

J. Prod. Disc.

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Consumers universally engage with cosmetic products in pursuit of bodily perfection, often influenced by prevailing fashion trends dictating societal beauty standards through advertising. Consequently, a woman's body serves as a cornerstone of identity, its alignment with these standards transforming it into a commodified entity. While the fashion industry ostensibly champions feminist ideals of empowerment, its underlying motive remains profit generation. This paper endeavors to explore the commodification of women's bodies within the fashion and cosmetic industries, illuminating its enduring implications. Through a historical analysis spanning from the colonial era to contemporary society, we examine the evolution of the body as a commodity, drawing on secondary sources and available data on beauty standards. Grounded in Saussure's structuralist framework, this study aims to unravel the intricate dynamics underpinning the commodification process and its broader societal ramifications.

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Section: Fashion Industry and Women's Bodymentioning

confidence: 95%

Artificial Look: Body Narcissism in the Fashion and Cosmetic Industry

Sigdel

2024

J. Prod. Disc.

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Diversity in Fashion Recommendation using Semantic Parsing

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Artificial Look: Body Narcissism in the Fashion and Cosmetic Industry

Artificial Look: Body Narcissism in the Fashion and Cosmetic Industry

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