Thoughts on: The Anti-fashion – Deconstruction Revisited

Nadica Maksimova

doi:10.6092/issn.2611-0563/11284

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Nadica Maksimova Università di Bologna
Nadica Maksimova is a PhD student at the Department for Life Quality Studies. The point of her interest is the relationship between fashion and sustainability, specifically the practices of consumers’ education on environmentally sustainable and socially correct practices.
Her current research focuses on the representation of sustainability in Vogue Italia from its first publication in 1966 up to present days.

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