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Adaptive clothing is defined as clothing designed for people with disabilities, the elderly and anyone who struggles with dressing themselves.
Adaptive clothing did exist, but it was missing that mainstream fashion component.
It's called "Enclothed Cognition," the co-occurrence of two factors: the symbolic meaning of clothing and the physical experience of wearing the clothing, both of which have a direct correlation to how you feel about yourself.
If 10 percent of that billion experience clothing challenges, that's an enormous amount of people that may not be as confident, as successful or even as happy as they could be.
The mission was to educate the fashion industry that modifications could be made to mainstream clothing for this community that has never been served.
I know I must have looked insane, but I knew that if I was really going to make a difference, I had to truly understand the clothing challenges of as many different people as I possibly could.
Last: alternate ways to get the clothing on and off the body, outside the traditional way of over your head.
So I went out, I bought clothing right off the rack, I sat at my kitchen table, ripped them apart, did prototype after prototype, until I felt I had great modifications.
Clothing equals confidence.
This encompasses everything: the food we eat, clothing, TV, heating.
And also people told me that we have a lot of important primary needs to meet: food, clothing, shelter, whatever.
They take their kids out of the workplace, they build a school, they say, "We're going to have stuff we've never had before like three squares, medicine when we're sick, clothing when we're cold."
And murder suspects have been tracked using their clothing, certainly in the U.K., to within an area that's small enough that you can send in tracker dogs to find the murder victim.
So, you can tell from a piece of clothing to within about a kilometer or so, where that piece of clothing has been recently and then send in dogs.
This small group of women, determined to bring an end to the war, and they chose to use their traditions to make a point: Liberian women usually wear lots of jewelry and colorful clothing.
They didn't want a handful of designers owning the seminal building blocks of our clothing.
They separate the parents from the children by promising to provide food, clothing, shelter to these children.
That this traveled into the Goodwill in Virginia, and moved its way into the larger industry, which at that point was giving millions of tons of secondhand clothing to Africa and Asia.
Which was a very good thing, providing low cost clothing.
They gave up the ability to make stone tools and fishing equipment and clothing because the population of about 4,000 people was simply not large enough to maintain the specialized skills necessary to keep the technology they had.
And then, new change, we had hair bands, clothing and the condom for your mobile phone during the rainy season.
It would be nonsense to talk about people flourishing if they didn't have food, clothing and shelter.
Ostensibly, I stand before you as a mere maker of clothing, but within the folds of ancient fabrics and modern textiles, I have found a higher calling.
And so, yeah, ostensibly I stand before you as a mere maker of clothing.
Oh my... bad clothing, worse synth music and the worst: David Hasselhoff.
SLOOOOOOOW, tepid, poorly produced 70's schlocker made moore cowvincing because of today's headlines; nonetheless, this film is worthy stink-fodder because of uncowvincing acting, absent direction, and silly 70's clothing(sadly, the MooCow remembers when Adidas clothing was all the rage...).
The lead characters, these sons of ipsmith are walking poster boys for any pop culture clothing store.
Kathleen Turner struts around in a blond wig, getting her kicks from "pretending" to be a two-bit hooker (she really has a good solid job in the clothing industry and has been hurt so badly by men that this is the only way she can connect), and Tony Perkins plays a hysterical "priest" who is out to maybe murderer her (yet another movie that ends with Tony Perkins in drag).
For example, there was an episode in which a kid with psychic powers ventures into Dallas where he encounters group of kids in Goth/Punk clothing and they start harassing him.
The movie clearly makes the point that transvestites are not homosexuals, and that aside from wearing women's clothing they lead a relatively normal life.
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