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Rosie Findlay

London
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, Vestoj, WeAr Magazine
Writer and academic researching contemporary fashion media and dress.
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Making a Reality: Inclusive Wedding Vendors and Extramarket Morality

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By Ilya Parkins, Rosie Findlay
| muse.jhu.edu
[Skip to Content] Purchase/rental options available: Buy Article for $5.00 (USD) ISSN 2327-1590 Print ISSN 2327-1574 Pages pp. 77-98 Launched on MUSE 2023-08-24 Open Access No This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Without cookies your experience may not be seamless.
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A Double in Different Clothes: Marie Kreutzer’s Corsage (2022)

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By Rosie Findlay
| maifeminism.com
by: Rosie Findlay , March 30, 2023 Critical Reflection © Screenshot from Corsage (2022) dir. Marie Kreutzer. by: Rosie Findlay , March 30, 2023 At the very edge of the short-wave colour spectrum sits violet, which we can see, bordering ultraviolet, which we cannot. When the Impressionists first showed their work in the 1870s, some critics tried to argue that their purple-washed paintings were proof they could see the invisible.
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Commodity Feminism and Dressing the ‘Best Self’ on A Practical Wedding

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By Ilya Parkins, Rosie Findlay
| Taylor & Francis Online
In a series of posts on her personal wedding blog, A Practical Wedding (APW), Meg Keene – now the Executive Editor of the popular, nominally feminist wedding blog that APW became – expresses the significance of wedding attire: ‘Looking for a wedding dress was hard for me. I would go so far to say that at some points it was painful. What I wore on my body really mattered to me. It mattered to me more than I would have ever expected’ (2009).
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