The Fashion of Machismo

Marilyn Elkins

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles Gender and Feminist Studies Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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Abstract The title of this chapter may appear on oxymoron. And perhaps it is. For the very nature of machismo would seem to preclude any consideration of that which is trendy or fashionable. Yet attire, fashionable or otherwise, is always already a signifier, subtly encoding and transmitting its wearers’ attempts at self-definition.

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