2019
DOI: 10.1080/10253866.2019.1703699
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Marketplace icon: the fashion show

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“…With the mature development of the clothing industry, clothing shows have risen rapidly (Pinchera;Diego, 2021, p. 479). As an emerging art industry, its definition can be understood from both narrow and broad perspectives.…”
Section: Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the mature development of the clothing industry, clothing shows have risen rapidly (Pinchera;Diego, 2021, p. 479). As an emerging art industry, its definition can be understood from both narrow and broad perspectives.…”
Section: Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In line with a large majority of formerly published essays in Consumption Markets & Culture's "Marketplace Icons" series, analysis of facemasks shows how conflicting actors and forces drive iconisation. For instance, such tensions come across in recent contributions on beauty salons (Ourahmoune and Jurdi 2020), whose iconic success relied, among other forces, upon a paradoxical mix of scientific and magic arguments; corset and Spanx (Zanette and Scaraboto 2019), which gained iconic status via conflicting beauty and gender standards; fashion shows (Pinchera and Rinallo 2019), whose success derived from a net of tensions between haute-couture versus prêt-à-porter logics, and between property rights protection versus fashion imitation and mass-circulation; or tattoos (Patterson 2018) that became iconic by leveraging upon tensions between coolness and deviance, and between tattoo permanence and body transformation.…”
Section: Positioning This Essay Within Cmc's "Marketplace Icons" Seriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This may result from the fact that, from a consumer culture perspective, market boundaries are fairly elusive to trace as far as consumption becomes less a matter of economic utility and more a question of mundane experience (Woodward and Holbrook 2013). Are catwalks (Pinchera and Rinallo 2019), denim (Miller 2015), sneakers (Denny 2020) and tattoos (Patterson 2018) marketplace icons or fashion icons? Are electric guitars (Ostberg and Hartmann 2015), rock festivals (Chaney 2020), rock 'n'roll (Drummond 2017), and vynil (Bartmanski and Woodward 2018) marketplace or contemporary music icons?…”
Section: Positioning This Essay Within Cmc's "Marketplace Icons" Seriesmentioning
confidence: 99%