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Dis/continued Selves: Why do Women Keep Clothes They No Longer Wear? · Study

WorkDis/continued Selves: Why do Women Keep Clothes They No Longer Wear?

Maura Banim2001

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Dis/continued Selves: Why do Women Keep Clothes They No Longer Wear?

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification Consumer Perception and Purchasing Behavior

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Published2001-01-01

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