“GIRLS WITH A PASSION FOR FASHION”

Matthew P. McAllister

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Media, Gender, and Advertising Fashion and Cultural Textiles Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification

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One of the most popular and controversial brands targeted at “tween” girls since the 2000s has been Bratz, a globally distributed line of dolls, playsets, clothing, accessories, licensed merchandis...

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