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Rather, what is being described here is a backpacking culture, replete with its own language, sartorial norms, popular music, and modes of socialization.
The counterpoints to the mutability of style were the legal constraints designed to curb the fashion impulse, bridling the sartorial ambitions of non-elites.
Spirited young noblemen defied tradition and rejected the formal sartorial trappings of their birth.
The poet lamented the administration's lack of sartorial wisdom.
Private speech became subject to state surveillance; family life became politicised; matters of personal sartorial preference were transformed into hotly contested political issues.
Such sartorial romanticism, verging on circus costume or military display, was frowned upon by the smart set.
In this way, rather than being revealing of meaning, sartorial aspects masked politically significant modes of distinction within the scene.
As a new technology, the bicycle demanded a new corporal, hence sartorial, etiquette for women.
Again, this self-construction is particularly visible in their sartorial debates.
However, it was the case that a certain flattening of stylistic variation, a restraint on upper-class sartorial sumptuousness, and a widening access to the concept and practice of fashion occurred.
Throughout the sheet, the 28 figures are identified by labels and the same profile is used for each place of origin, thereby setting the sartorial characteristics into relief.
Headgear was a key social marker in this society of sartorial laws and hierarchical ranks, denoting one's religion, brotherhood affiliation, rank in administration, military regiment, and so on.
Will these sartorial elegancies increase the medical or surgical efficiency of the officers concerned?
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