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Margulis, M., & 1995 http://www.jstor.org/stable/40420319 Ephemeral statistics

Urresti, M. Youth is not a natural condition, but a historical construction (pg.
109)
Fashion is not just about clothing
Dynamic, fleeting temporality

Fashion is a complex phenomenon that manifests itself in

many different social lives, cannot be reduced only to the
apparel ornate, the support with which it is usually associated
and origin as a pattern of behaviors. 4 René Konig, Sociology
of Fashion, Buenos Aires,

Neither relies on the past nor seek to perdue in the future

It's destined for custom

 It manifests itself through the sletic, tastes and preferences

ELIZALDE, S. 2016 https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvtxw29r.4 It's a search for identity

Feminism
Try to represent repression and freedom at the same time

Jacobsson, K., & 2016 https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt1gsmw9c.8 Moral reflexivity in social movements

Lindblom, J. Dynamic fashion equals more pollution (p. 108)

Tennant, M. 2016 https://www.jstor.org/stable/43242445 GAP, Nike and Walmart are introducing organic fashion (HyM)
Patagonia: the first to introduce organic cotton in 1996
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Molderez, I., & Van 2015 http://www.jstor.org/stable/jcorpciti.57.9  Sustainability s sacrificed on order to make profits
Elst, B. 9 Stakeholders expect companies to contribute to
sustainability issues that are relevant to their core business
and where they can have the most impact
This trend is further intensified by a
growing concern of both the government and the public about
climate change, quality of the groundwater (Vennemo et al.,
2009),
 industrial pollution, food safety
The intended objective of a sustainable policy is to
responsibly deal with
 environment and society.

Correa, M., 2018 https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvn96gh6.4  There is a demand for creation and distinction on the part of
Wortman, A., the Persians when it comes to dressing
Cassini, S.,
Contartese, F., Duer,
C., Ianni, M., . . .
Tribilsi, L.