As contribuções de chanel para o movimento femininsta

Abstract

The feminist movement is an increasingly frequent issue in the media, including in the fashion industry. It is worth noting that the participation of clothing in favor of women's emancipation began decades ago with the performance of Gabrielle Bonheur "Coco" Chanel (1883-1971). Chanel granted various types of freedoms and mobilities to the woman's daily life, in addition to representing modern women in a personal and professional sense. In addition to clothing, Chanel breaks paradigms between gender segregation and mitiga characterizations between female and male, in a setting after the First World War. In this context, the Heideggerian phenomenological methodology was used, in the light of Bourdieu's theory in "Male Domination" (2002), to formulate the conclusion on the extent to which Chanel, through his actions in the public sphere, by the creative work with the women's fashion, and in the private sphere, by not choosing the traditional female way, marriage and children, contributed to promote women's emancipation and gender equity.