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Camilo Andrés Gil Peña Mónica Patricia Perassi https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0488-1621

Abstract

Fashion and clothing have been considered as ornamental elements in societies,
however authors such as Bourdieu have raised the association and its use in politics as a
support strategy for political careers. While clothing is configured as an element of material
culture, this work focuses on the identification of these elements in Colombia from the
recognition of the population of these elements, as well as the identification of them in the
case of Claudia López (current mayor of Bogotá). Through an analysis of three particular
photographs of the mayor, as well as a survey of open questions for the recognition of
elements or imaginaries of the binomial fashion/politics with young people, it was possible
to identify the particular elements such as: the ruana, the pants, informal dress. Each of them
was reported from the particular categories. The ruana, as an identifying element of social
groups such as the peasantry, which reinforce the sense of belonging and are associated with
“simplicity” and “humility”. Pants, as an element of the genre (skirt vs pants) is synonymous
with “strength” and “leadership”. Finally, the casual dress, which breaks with protocol
patterns and is associated with terms such as”rebellion". In any case, all these elements
constitute identifiers that generate affinity or rejection in the subjects, being in young people
the highest degree of affinity

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Keywords

Fashion, Comunication, Politics, Colombia.

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Gil Peña, C. A. ., & Perassi, M. P. . (2022). IV. POLITICS AND FASHION AS AN INDIVISIBLE BINOMIAL: A BRIEF APPROACH TO THE COLOMBIAN CASE. Revista Diálogos Interdisciplinarios En Red - REDIIR, 5(5). https://doi.org/10.34893/rediir.v5i5.104
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