African Luxury Branding
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African Luxury Branding
From Soft Power to Queer Futures
Iqani, Mehita
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
122
Mole
9781032129624
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List of Figures
Acknowledgements
1. African Luxury Brands in Global and Local Context
2. From Africa to the World: Cultural Inheritance as Soft Power
3. Back to Nature: Beauty and African Luxury Minimalism
4. Shiny Futures and Afro-Fabulous Queer Luxury
5. From Soft Power to Queer Futures: New Directions for African Luxury
6. Appendix 1: Details on Interviews
7. Bibliography
Acknowledgements
1. African Luxury Brands in Global and Local Context
2. From Africa to the World: Cultural Inheritance as Soft Power
3. Back to Nature: Beauty and African Luxury Minimalism
4. Shiny Futures and Afro-Fabulous Queer Luxury
5. From Soft Power to Queer Futures: New Directions for African Luxury
6. Appendix 1: Details on Interviews
7. Bibliography
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Afro-politics;Afro-culture;Black History;Soft Power;Urban;Luxury;South Africa;Decolonial;Critial race;Queer Theory;Advertising;Branding;Luxury Brands;African Aesthetics;African Brands;Basotho Culture;Vice Versa;South African Higher Education Sector;Young Men;Hair Care Brand;Pop Star;Queer Creatives;Black Women;Black Feminist Theories;African Queer;Sarah Baartman;Cultural DNA;Prickly Pear;Luxury Brand Management;Instagram Post;Luxury Industries;Luxury Consumption;Queer Subjectivities;Brown Skin Girl;Black Feminist Thought;Queer Folk;Bomber Jacket
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
1. African Luxury Brands in Global and Local Context
2. From Africa to the World: Cultural Inheritance as Soft Power
3. Back to Nature: Beauty and African Luxury Minimalism
4. Shiny Futures and Afro-Fabulous Queer Luxury
5. From Soft Power to Queer Futures: New Directions for African Luxury
6. Appendix 1: Details on Interviews
7. Bibliography
Acknowledgements
1. African Luxury Brands in Global and Local Context
2. From Africa to the World: Cultural Inheritance as Soft Power
3. Back to Nature: Beauty and African Luxury Minimalism
4. Shiny Futures and Afro-Fabulous Queer Luxury
5. From Soft Power to Queer Futures: New Directions for African Luxury
6. Appendix 1: Details on Interviews
7. Bibliography
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Afro-politics;Afro-culture;Black History;Soft Power;Urban;Luxury;South Africa;Decolonial;Critial race;Queer Theory;Advertising;Branding;Luxury Brands;African Aesthetics;African Brands;Basotho Culture;Vice Versa;South African Higher Education Sector;Young Men;Hair Care Brand;Pop Star;Queer Creatives;Black Women;Black Feminist Theories;African Queer;Sarah Baartman;Cultural DNA;Prickly Pear;Luxury Brand Management;Instagram Post;Luxury Industries;Luxury Consumption;Queer Subjectivities;Brown Skin Girl;Black Feminist Thought;Queer Folk;Bomber Jacket
