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LINGERIE CHOICES OF WORKING TURKISH WOMEN

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Fashion can strongly be one of these areas that are affected from this interaction causing an immense change on both women and men’s clothing and however significantly on women disguised under veils. That change affected not only their outfit but also their interpretation of life. Lingerie concept is one of the results of that interaction which was adopted from Western world...
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Its settlement in Turkish Women’s life started with the westernization movements of Administrative Reforms and mostly with the Second Constitutional Monarchy. After the Proclamation of the Republic with the help of the reforms in the area of attire, a radical change was experienced not only with the out wear of Turkish women, but also with their underwear and its perception...
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