Clothing Trends Led by a Low-Carbon Lifestyle

Yi Fang Zhang; Jing Sun; Jian Li Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.175-176.890

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Clothing Trends Led by a Low-Carbon Lifestyle

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The Copenhagen meeting makes “low carbon” be a catch word in our daily life. Fashion with the idea of low carbon life does not mean going backwards to the primitive society, wearing few or naked. This article aims to understand people’s consumption needs by investigating their attitude towards low carbon fashion. In combination with the analysis of environmentalists’ consuming behavior, the trend to realize low carbon fashion was also explored. A forceful supplement to the application of fashion design in low carbon lifestyle was provided.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 175-176)

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January 2011

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Yi Fang Zhang, Jing Sun, Jian Li Zhu

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Investigation on Consumption, Lifestyle, Low Carbon Fashion, Trend

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