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Claim: Luis Valdez’s play Zoot Suit introduces the idea that people of color tend to have a little support or opportunities than any other person. The people who are colored can make a little mistake and may struggle with that mistake all their life.

Evita is a play written by Tim Rice. Robert Morris University’s production of Evita was directed by Dr. Ken Gargaro. The show I attended was on Wednesday, September 27 in Massey Theater. Evita is a play that focuses on the life of Argentine political leader Eva Perón. Eva is the second wife of Juan Perón. The story follows Evita 's early life, rise to power, charity work, and eventual death.

Figure 1 shows the photo of the cast of Disney’s Big Hero 6. In this picture, male stars ' clothing is very similar, such as a black suit, black tie, and black shoes. The only difference maybe is that some people wear the bow tie and others wear the necktie. However, the female stars’ clothing is very obvious in the cast. One woman wore a low-cut white dress. Another woman wore a black chiffon dress. Two women 's beautiful bodies are looming, they both have exquisite makeup and wear a lot of jewelry.

Joyce Spakman is a true artist. She experiments with makeup in a way never before seen. Though she's only 23 years old, she has already been experimenting with makeup for almost a decade. Her eery makeovers are so realistic that they will make you think you've been transported inside a Tim Burton film. Check them out for yourself below!

Contrasting the other characters in the Suicide Squad, Enchantress was not dressed to match her character in the DC comic book world. Her dress was met to be provocative, which was a feature that was taken from the comic book character. In the film Enchantress wear, a sort of strapless dark-colored bikini top with a series of chains and arm bands that are interwoven with her bikini top. She also wears a matching dark-colored bikini bottom that also has a series of interwoven chains that hold two strands of dark greenish colored clothes that hang from either side of her hips. Around her neck are a series of necklaces with a crescent shaped medallion with a matching crown. Her make-up consists of dirt like substances smudged over her body, face

Luchador masks can be dated back to the inception of the sport in the mid-19th century. The interesting thing about the inclusion of the mask in lucha libre is that, of all of the offshoots of Greco-Roman wrestling, Mexican wrestling is the only one that adopted its use. In professional Mexican wrestling, the luchador mask defines a wrestler’s identity and helps him create and maintain a persona. And in El Rey Network’s new TV show, Lucha Underground, you’ll be privy to plenty of cool-looking masks and the stories of the luchadores who wear them. At the 1865 World 's Fair, Theobaud,Bauer first debuted the mask, wrestling as "The Masked Wrestler" in Paris, France. He would continue wrestling using the mask throughout out France as part of a

Dressing change was the one of the biggest source of pain as perceived by physician. Intense and prolonged pain often caused by burn injuries, the pain is exaggerated by the need to remove dressings frequently to maintain healing and banish the infection. There are some modern techniques such as skin replacement therapy and early excision that already reduced the amount of dressing changes in a burn injury (1).

In the Arnolfini Wedding Portrait by Jan Van Eyck, (1434, oil on wood, 82.2 cm x 60 cm, National Gallery, London) a wealthy merchant is depicted taking an oath, presumably to marriage, while embracing the hand of an elegantly dressed woman. Portrayed from a balanced, one-point perspective, the viewer feels as if they are present in the room with the couple. A cleverly placed mirror gives the room depth while enhancing the sense of realism by reflecting and illuminating the vibrant colors and people in the space. Jan Van Eyck’s complex painting uses rich detail and symbolism to imply the significance of material wealth and a marriage union.

The Batsuit is one of the main aspects of creating the film, and changing the entire style of it from the previous movie and famous television show of spandex to a form fitted suit of armor is a drastic change to the DC comic world, which at the time was taken as a good thing by audience. With a bullet-proof chest-plate, weaponized boots with lethal forearm gauntlets, it suddenly became the template for virtually all future cinematic superheroes, It was the first Armored suit that was used by a superhero in mainstream media, it also made an impact on other superhero movies including Captain America Stealth outfit, Wolverines black leather combat suit and Steve Cavill’s Man of Steel’s costume so see that Tim Burton’s Batsuit has left a lasting

What is “streetwear”? Ask 20 different people on the street what streetwear actually means, and there will be 20 different answers. The name streetwear is a vast label of clothing style and can be difficult to explain even by those who claim they wear it. In a nutshell streetwear is street fashion. Alek Eror from Highsnobsociety.com discusses why the term streetwear taints high fashion itself. Reaching those with fondness for clothing, fashion, and style with new concepts and ideas on streetwear and high fashion. Erors argument is effective because of his great use of ethos, and logos in his argument.

The next photograph I was intrigued by was of the model Kate Moss in a “body armour” made by Allen Jones (Fig.2). Jones is one of the most famous British artists of the last century with his controversial artwork. He was first known for his paintings but most of his fame came from sculptures. By looking at his work it is easy to tell that he is obsessed with the female body/figure, it seems as if it is his fetish. I came across Jones’ work a long time ago and since then I have never forgotten it, especially his sculpture of a table but created with a woman’s body, mostly the work in which he shows female and her body as objects in his artwork is quite shocking. The photograph of Kate Moss in ‘Body Armour’ as it is not as shocking as his other

The author Robert E. Howard infused all of his fiction with distinctive racial themes and attitude. Unlike in the short story, I prefer the movie version “Conan the destroyer” the portrayal of different races and the interpretation of gender in the movie because of they offer a whole new point of view. In the movie, all the stereotypes of gender disappear and are replaced by a totally new idea. Howard seems to have a low opinion of women; He portrays women as wenches or prizes. They are weak, dependent, and pretty. However, in the movie, Zula is portrayed as a warrior who is muscular, lanky and skilled with weapons. She is special and in every way, equal to men. Unlike Howard portrayal of Conan as a dominant, powerful, fighting man, the movie

In the movie Conan The Destroyer, the different aspects of the costume design are essential and enhance the whole viewing experience because not only does it display the medieval setting of the movie, but also it displays the different characteristics of each character. For example, Zula’s vest with spikes and armed gear illustrates her strong warrior personality, while the bracelets on her arm show her inner femininity. The mixture of warrior and femininity is really important in this film, as it shows that females are strong too and males are not the only ones who can fight. On the other hand, Jenna’s long, silky dress and fur coat shows her wealthy lifestyle and her royalty. The costume designs help the

Conan the Barbarian by Robert E Howard has been put through the meat slicer of remediation one too many times. Conan the Destroyer could be at the top of the list of grill worthy remediation’s. The plot and dialogue of the film were not horrendous however the overall aesthetic of the film was what made it chuckle worthy. Not only does the films setting scream the opposite of 18 million dollars, the costumes brought up some concerning issues as well.

It is the defining costume of her career as a cosplayer; or, perhaps, the joint defining costume, if you take Anti-Gwenom into account. Either way, it is impossible to deny that Elise Laurenne pulls off the traditional D.Va cosplay perfectly and looks absolutely incredible while doing so. In fact, I would go so far as to say Elise Laurenne as D.Va trumps any past cosplay offering from the supposed cosplay goddess Jessica Nigri. When it comes to both beauty and accuracy, our Elise Laurenne is the perpetual