2. Obsolescence and fashion
2.1 Clothing as an attribute of identity: contextualizing immaterial lifespan
The human body is an interface, a field of exchange between the inner self and the outer other. The body, but also its posture and its clothing "finery" give the outside world a representation of ourselves. In the digital age, the body and its silhouette, massively present in the multitude of daily images that surround us, are therefore "representatives" of the self. As a result, the image we present via this interface must be in line with what we want to show others about ourselves. Joel Birman
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- Textiles – Color fastness tests – Part E02: color fastness to seawater. AFNOR - NF EN ISO 105-E02 - 2013
- Textiles – Color fastness tests – Part E03: color fastness to chlorinated water (swimming pool water). AFNOR...
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