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Title:
The Impact of Women's Fashion Design on "Attraction, Interaction and Behavior" Of Men towards Women-Afield Study
Authors: Dr.Maarouf Ahmed Maarouf * * Associate Professor of Garment Design and Manufacturing - Faculty of Education, Suez Canal University
Year: 2015
Keywords: Keywords: fashion design, attractiveness, red color effect, men's behavior, women's accessories.
Journal: IOSR Journal of Research & Method in Education (IOSR-JRME)
Volume: Volume 5,
Issue: Issue 4 Ver. III (Jul - Aug. 2015),
Pages: PP 27-34
Publisher: IOSR Journal of Research & Method in Education (IOSR-JRME)
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

Abstract: This field study tell us about the effect of interactivity behavior for men towards women's fashion design and accessories , colors of clothes , tite or paggy clothes , jeans and transparent clothing, The researcher had chosen three different groups and individuated them into three classes based on their age each class contains 5 sentences in main subject such as:- First group: for which their age less than twentieth years (pre twentieth). Second group: for which their age more than twenty and less than forty years (between20-40). Third group: for which their age more than forty years (above 40). In fact, the researcher had used analytical descriptive mythology and There is the statistical analysis for the different classes of men and their behavior towards women's fashion and accessories of ordinary individuals and university students and out the results, which showed the following: - 1. The highest percentage interaction for tight and erotic women's clothes for second group in age (from 20 to 40 years). 2. The highest percentage interaction for transparent women's clothes for the first group in age (pre 20 years). 3. The highest percentage of interaction for wearing high heels for the second group in age (from 20 to 40 years). 4. The highest percentage of interaction for women's clothes with warm colors, especially red for the third group in age (above 40 years). 5. The highest percentage of interaction for short and open women's clothes for the first group in age (pre 20 years).

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