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The 27 pages that link to Fashion industry, each with the reason it gives.

• Fashion photographyNarrower topic: Photography connects fashion products to the commercial and cultural systems that circulate them.

• FashionBroader topic: Its institutions turn changing styles into products and livelihoods.

• VogueNarrower topic: Vogue connects designers, luxury brands, advertisers, and consumers through editorial coverage.

• SupermodelNarrower topic: Supermodels gain prominence within this system before their fame spreads outward.

• Fashion showNarrower topic: Shows connect creative work with the commercial and media systems of fashion.

• Hip-hop fashionNarrower topic: Its brands and media amplified hip-hop styles while shaping their commercial circulation.

• Harper's BazaarNarrower topic: The magazine connects designers, brands, models, photographers, and consumers.

• Karl LagerfeldNarrower topic: His simultaneous work at major houses exemplified the influence of star creative directors.

• Luxury fashionNarrower topic: Luxury fashion is an influential segment of this larger production and retail system.

• Anna WintourNarrower topic: Her editorial choices have connected magazine coverage to the commercial priorities of this industry.

• Fashion magazineNarrower topic: Magazine publishing both depends on this industry and helps shape its public image.

• ImanNarrower topic: Iman’s modeling and business careers unfolded across this global industry.

• Kendall JennerNarrower topic: Jenner’s modeling career operates within an industry increasingly shaped by celebrity visibility.

• Linda EvangelistaNarrower topic: Her career depended on the industry’s linked systems of designers, magazines, photographers, and agencies.

• LVMHRelated: LVMH’s fashion houses influence investment, creative leadership, and retail across the industry.

• Rose BertinNarrower topic: Bertin’s shop illustrates an early form of specialized fashion enterprise.

• Amancio OrtegaNarrower topic: Inditex’s scale and speed influenced how global fashion businesses compete.

• Gisele BündchenNarrower topic: Her international career depended on, and helped shape, the industry's model-centered image economy.

• Lisa FonssagrivesNarrower topic: Her work linked designers, magazines, photographers, and audiences within the expanding fashion-media system.

• Jacob W. DavisNarrower topic: Davis’s workwear innovation eventually became part of mainstream fashion.

• Model figureNarrower topic: Casting and image-making practices help determine which physiques become fashion’s visible norm.

• Bella HadidNarrower topic: Modeling is one profession within the larger system that employs and publicizes Hadid.

• Creative economyBroader topic: Fashion connects creative design with manufacturing, branding, and cultural trends.

• EssilorLuxotticaRelated: Designer eyewear licenses link EssilorLuxottica's products to major fashion houses.

• History of fashion designNarrower topic: Design history unfolds within this system of production and exchange.

• Liu WenNarrower topic: Her career unfolded within an industry whose global casting practices she helped make more visible.

• Tyson BeckfordNarrower topic: His career links modeling, brand campaigns, media, and commercial fashion.