Valentino Garavani Essays

  • Fashion Designer: Clemente Ludoviko Valentino Garavani

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    “I know what women want. They want to be beautiful” (www.vogue.com/voguepedia/Valentino) said Valentino Garavani who was one of the most influential fashion designs of the 20th and 21st century, “Known for his classic designs, he's been dressing the world’s rich and famous for almost the last five decades. Valentino has built his once small fashion house into a fashion empire.” (www.lifeinitaly.com/fashion/valentino-garavini.asp) His career in fashion started in the fifties but his passion for it

  • The Life of Rudolph Valentino

    1072 Words  | 3 Pages

    On May 6, 1895 Rudolph Valentino was born in Castellaneta, Italy (Rudolph Valentino Encyclopedia par.1). Rudolph Valentino was born to a French mother and an Italian father but, his father died when Rudolph Valentino was at a young age (Biography par.2). Valentino was spoiled, even kicked out of different school, but in the end he got a diploma farming (Rudolph par. 1). Since Valentino’s father died at an early age he did not have much discipline (Walker 11). Rudolph Valentino started off as a dancer

  • The Sheik: Gender Stereotypes In Hollywood

    1101 Words  | 3 Pages

    Hollywood film has always been an influential phenomenon within the people of the United States. Many films have started enormous trends within cultural and social movements as well as political ones. Examples of this can be seen from the genesis of Hollywood film. As films became more popular, and more developed, the ideas that were presented within film reflected the changes that were occurring within The United States. The role of film, thus became even more important because it was source of

  • An Analysis Of Burlesque

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    telling the female target to slow down, Valentino proceeds to say “don’t turn around, ‘cause that pretty round thing looks good to me,” misogynistically valuing her rear end even more than her face (Wilson). However, Valentino, believing his behavior is complimentary (as the cat-calling persona does) proceeds to walk back his buttocks comment by admitting she’s the loveliest woman he’s ever seen, later asking the target to face him. “Turn around,” Valentino coos, “and bless me with your beauty,” (Wilson)

  • Gender Roles In Giovanni Boccaccio's The Decameron

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    In the time and setting that Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron is taking place in, women are held in a lower social standing than men. The only way that woman was viewed in people’s eyes was that of a wife and mother to her family. Considering the role that woman play with their family, during that it is important to note that these roles were taken very seriously, therefore also rewarded. In one novella that the standards and expectations of being a wife are upheld would have to be the novella

  • The Idea Of Perfection In Dave Eggers 'What'

    874 Words  | 2 Pages

    Perfection by definition is being free of error or fault, but all humans know that there is always something to improve on. Perfection is unattainable, but society pushes this ideal. This is visible in the media, where people are photoshopped to perfection, but in reality no human exists that way. In school, there is pressure from teachers, parents, and even sometimes students themselves to get good grades across all areas of study. But no human can be perfect, because there are always way to be

  • The Importance Of Fashion Capitals

    1647 Words  | 4 Pages

    Not too long ago, New York was considered the fashion capital of the world. Every year, the first place gets reassigned based on new movements and influences. It's exciting to see the list growing every year with the addition of new cities that are worth exploring. Today, the fashion capitals are ranked based on their influence and contribution to the fashion industry. What better way to spend your leisure time than exploring some of the top fashion capitals of the world? You can devote your time

  • Cultural Appropriation

    1768 Words  | 4 Pages

    subhuman. The recurrence of these words to describe these particular groups of people displays how today’s society has not progressed as far as many people believe, and our views today still reflect a history of stereotypes and dehumanization. Valentino Garavani, a high-end fashion designer, produced a collection of African-inspired pieces for Paris Fashion Week in 2016, but the line was subject to criticism due to the hairstyles and races of the models who walked