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EVALUATION MODELS, APPROACHES, AND DESIGNS—103 purposes. As with utilization-focused evaluation, the major focusing question is, “What are the information needs of those closest to the program?” Empowerment Evaluation.This approach, as defined by Fetterman (2001), is the “use of evaluation concepts, techniques, and findings to foster ...
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(Etherington 1978). White communities required all African residents, Christian and traditionalist alike, to wear European clothing from the 1870s. An important step in converting to Christianity involved the casting-off of "heathen garments". African Christians who belonged to syncretic African churches like the Nazareth Baptist Church
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traditional cloth because you’ve seen the men, they’re always adjusting” (Francois 2012: personal interview). Norteye’s female Akwadzan is included in this exhibition and is one of the most avant-garde of Norteye’s designs. The practice of wrapping the upper torso with cloth, in a “toga” style, was almost exclusively the prerogative
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sustainability Article Trends in the Fashion Industry. The Perception of Sustainability and Circular Economy: A Gender/Generation Quantitative Approach Patrizia Gazzola 1,* , Enrica Pavione 1, Roberta Pezzetti 1 and Daniele Grechi 2 1 Department of Economics, University of Insubria, 21100 Varese, Italy; enrica.pavione@uninsubria.it (E.P.); robertarita.pezzetti@uninsubria.it (R.P.)
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BUSINESS PLAN FOR A FASHION BRAND Case: MW Oy LAHTI UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Degree programme in International Business Thesis Spring 2012
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o Y Bridal Shops: Try on wedding dresses and veils. Bring heels, a strapless bra, boy shorts Bring heels, a strapless bra, boy shorts (recommended) and a hair clip to each appointment, along with this planner to jot down notes in the Bridal Gown Section
[PDF File]African Traditional Religion
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Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, and the Ivory Coast—African religion is the majority religion. In Sierra Leone, Botswana, and Burkina Faso more than 33 percent follow African religion, although it is not the religion of the majority. These figures represent peo-ple who primarily follow African traditional religion; however,
Bokolanfini: Mud Cloth of the Bamana of Mali
families the art has been a traditional occupation. Young girls begin their apprenticeship at an early age; learn the techniques, designs and patterns, and when suf-ficiently skilled, are permitted to do cloths on their own. Most of the designs used in these cloths are abstract or semi-abstract representations of commonly known objects.
The Resurgence of Ankara Materials in Nigeria
Designs and colour in African prints can also portray the wearer’s tribal origin, marital status, societal standing as well as age. The dice-design is a symbol of nobility and is usually worn by the elderly women (Plate 3h). ... dresses, bracelets, bangles, hair ruffles, earrings and even bikini.African fabrics
Changing Dresses: Owambo Traditional Dress and Discourses ...
it also included many “traditional” elements of the Owambo people. In particular, Geingos’s wedding dress alluded to the contested traditional dress of the Owambo—the oshikutu sheenhulo. This paper explores the ideological and political significance of both dresses in a nationalist context in contemporary Namibia.
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The Yorubas dress in a traditional attire of indigo (adire tie and dye) fabric which they use in making the iro and buba for women and, buba and sokoto for the men. There is also the aso oke, hand woven yarn for the Yoruba. The Hausas also have their own traditional fabric locally dyed and woven fabric which they use in making the danshiki.
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African Traditional Education Education existed in Africa long before the continent was colonized or even before the slave trade. Knowledge, skills and attitudes were passed from generation to generation mostly through word of mouth in the African societies. This is because African societies, just like any other society, share the common ...
[PDF File]Tswana Traditional Wedding Dress
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The traditional two-piece high stand collar (called band and collar). The ends of the collar may be square, round, or pointed. Variations include: Spread with wide spacing between ends of the collar Button-down with buttonholes in the ends of the collar, fastened to the shirt by small buttons collar.) Pin with eyelets through which a collar
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uniform, then as a young matron in the stylish dresses of the 1920s, then in colorful hand-embroidered Mexican-Indian blouses. The real Frida Kahlo wore traditional Mexican clothes as she became more confident as an artist and political activist. Kahlo’s changing costumes reflect her personal evolution.
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In modern West Africa this tradition continues through African wax print, also known as Ankara. It is sold in markets and shops, in 6 and 12 yard lengths ready to be tailored into dresses, shirts, robes, wrappers, skirts and head scarfs. The designs still carry their symbolic meanings and are named based on those meanings.
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fashioned from a traditional French pleated linen bonnet, and brightly colored brocade ribbons that would have adorned a festive folk bonnet or costume encircle the raised waistline. • Requiring less restrictive undergarments and conforming more to the natural shape of the body, Poiret's designs of 1908–11 are regarded as pivotal
Carnival: from Colombia to West Plains, Missouri
Grupo Atlánticofrom traditional patterns and designs, and her closets at home are filled with costumes for the group, as well as for students like those at Glenwood. Some carnival dresses have beautifully embroidered and beaded panels. She works with artisans in Colombia on these designs. Thecumbiais one of the most beautiful dances;
[PDF File]JAMAICAN ETHNIC DRESS: AN EVOLUTION OF CULTURES FROM POST
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Traditional garments from three of the cultures (Africa, India and China) were selected as design inspiration for the new ethnic garments. This resulted in ethnic garments combining modern western, African, Indian and Chinese elements with a Jamaican influenced fabric. This fabric was designed by the blending of elements from
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