CONSUMPTION AND ETHNIC-RACIAL DISCRIMINATION : CONSIDERATIONS ON THE AFRO -BRAZILIAN FASHION MARKET

Authors

  • Patricia Helena Campestrini Harger Universidade Tecnologica Federal do Paraná - Apucarana Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4025/revpercurso.v8i2.32104

Keywords:

Afro-brazilian fashion, Fashion Designers, Consumption

Abstract

This work contains a reflection on the afro-brazilian fashion consumption and the main difficulties it faces when entering the market. It aims to raise questions about the obstacles faced by brands and designers who work in the development of afro-brazilian fashion , which denotes some relative ethnical and racial discrimination. Therefore , a brief description on how the inclusion of afro descendants happened in Brazilian society as well as a field research with relevant fashion producers on the national scene . Thus , it was possible to identify some economic growth and visibility difficulties these professionals and their brands have to position themselves as afro-brazilian fashion . It was also possible to identify that it is a fashion for everyone and not only aimed for the afro descendants population

Author Biography

  • Patricia Helena Campestrini Harger, Universidade Tecnologica Federal do Paraná - Apucarana

    Docente do curso de design de moda da UTFPR

    Mestre em Ciencias Sociais-UEM

    Doutoranda em Historia-UEM

Published

2016-12-31

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