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All Gout Families Are Tremendously Smashed Because This Tree is Filled in Vietnam - Duration: 4:31.

All Gout Families Are Tremendously Smashed Because This Tree is Filled in Vietnam

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Еврейские анекдоты из Одессы. Анекдоты про мужа и жену! - Duration: 0:27.

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#WeWearCulture | Why are chokers trendy again? - Duration: 2:57.

The first time I saw a choker,

the coolest girl in my class

wore one of those plastic chokers and I was like,

"Oh, my God, what is that?"

I was like, "That can't be comfortable".

Chokers are definitely having a moment,

and it provides us with this really great vehicle

for exploring how trends work.

How do they start, and what determines which ones catch on?

Fashion is cyclical, and right now

a lot of fashion is looping back to the '90s,

but chokers have a pretty amazing history.

The earliest ones we know of are thousands of years old.

In ancient Egypt in Mesopotamia, chokers were seen as amulets,

granting the person wearing it with attributes

like power and strength.

It makes a lot of sense if you think about it.

You neck is a pretty vulnerable area,

so covering it up comes with a feeling of security.

You can see that same idea in the Native American tradition,

where men and women wore chokers

made of leather and bone

as both a ceremonial garment and protective armor.

Chokers have had thousands of years to evolve,

but one thing has remained pretty consistent,

and that's that chokers have a surprisingly royal history.

Anne Boleyn, the former queen of England

is widely credited with bringing chokers

into vogue in the 1500s.

You might be thinking, "Anne Boleyn, I've heard of her,

"she's pretty infamous.

Is that were the sexual connotation comes from?"

Not quite.

You have to jump ahead to the 1800s

to get to the sexy stuff.

Psychoanalyst J.C. Flugel had this theory

that clothing can create shifting erogenous zones.

Even if your clothes are covering something,

they can still draw attention to it in a sexual way.

Hey!

And that's maybe why prostitutes started wearing them.

You can famously see a choker on an escort

in Manet's "Olympia,"

as well as chokers on ballerinas,

who often doubled as escorts

in a handful of paintings by Degas.

So the narrative that chokers are sexual

actually has a little history to back it up.

These two ideas, of royal status and sex appeal,

finally caught up with each other in the '90s

when chokers showed up on the necks of celebrities

with overt sex appeal.

Kylie Jenner or Rihanna wearing a choker on Instagram

is what fashion historians call a "microtrend".

One reason why this microtrend caught on is sheer simplicity.

The choker is cheap, easy to manufacture, and easy to wear.

It can be a ribbon, or a shoelace, or a strip of fabric.

And it's a lot easier to copy

that part of Kylie or Rihanna's outfit

than the $4,000 dress.

What I love about retro trends is we get to revisit

and explore the stories behind these clothes,

and sometimes, we get to add a new twist.

The choker, once a trend for royals,

now a trend for the people.

So I wanna know,

do you think the choker is gonna stick around?

You can let me know in the comments or on social media

using the hashtag #WEWEARCULTURE.

Thank you so much for watching.

If you enjoyed learning about that as much as I did,

head on over to Google Arts and Culture here,

and make sure to check out

the rest of the videos by clicking here.

For more infomation >> #WeWearCulture | Why are chokers trendy again? - Duration: 2:57.

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БИТКОИН КРАН ПЛАТИТ 1000 В ДЕНЬ / ЖИРНЫЙ БИТКОИН КРАН, ДАЕТ МНОГО САТОШИ / ЗАРАБОТАТЬ БИТКОИН С НУЛЯ - Duration: 12:17.

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114 #Aaltonen - Asiakkaiden tavoittaminen - Duration: 1:39.

Reaching your customers is a very delicious subject. We all are sales orientated people and meet a lot off customers and sell marketing & sales services.

Often people ask us how to reach the right target group and how is it possible? Should I go to the trade shows, direct marketing, TV ads, etc.? What should I do?

Should I hire more sales people who could reach more people? There's a huge problem in all of these questions: "How can I?"

If you really want to succeed in this new way of marketing, where customers' attention is elsewhere than in you, you should start asking how can our customers find us when they need us the most?

How can we serve customers when they ask us questions and when they need us the most?

This whole way of coming up with the right question matters and defines how you can reach your customers, or how your customers can find you?

Try it. You might be surprised. Create a diagram, on to the other side list ways how you can be found and on the other side how your customers can find you. It's fun to check is there a lot of differences or not.

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