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The Political Potential of Glamour: The Example of Underwear
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  • 2018The Geographies of Fashion116 cited
  • 2010Glamour78 cited
  • 2007A Note on Glamour59 cited
  • 2006This is just for me(n)59 cited
  • 2007An Intimate Affair56 cited
  • 2003Latex and Lingerie55 cited
  • 2014Fashioning through materials: Material culture, materiality and processes of materialization38 cited
  • 2015This Year's Model37 cited
  • 2011Lycra17 cited
  • 2021Fat Fashion9 cited

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