'Cloth for men': masculine identities and haptic visuality in advertising for Dormeuil Tonik, 1968-1975

Keyphrases

• Cloth 100%
• Masculine Identity 100%
• Haptic Visuality 100%
• Time Magazine 50%
• Sunday Time 50%
• Sexuality 25%
• Austin 25%
• Nineteenth Century 25%
• Burton 25%
• Heterosexual 25%
• Gay People 25%
• Clothing 25%
• Allusion 25%
• Reed 25%
• Robinson 25%
• Sensibility 25%
• Economic Recession 25%
• Menswear 25%
• Advertising Agencies 25%
• Press Advertising 25%
• Symbolism 25%
• Hetero 25%
• Gender Stereotypes 25%
• Youth Culture 25%
• Susan Sontag 25%
• Mises 25%
• Symbolic Approach 25%
• Great Depression of the 1930s 25%
• Cross-dressing 25%
• Gender Ambiguity 25%
• German Model 25%
• Terylene 25%
• Doubling up 25%
• Flirtation 25%
• Watson 25%
• Mohair 25%
• Advertising Rhetoric 25%
• Flip-flop 25%

Arts and Humanities

• Masculinity 100%
• Cloth 100%
• Visuality 100%
• Haptics 100%
• 1930s 50%
• Sunday 50%
• Time magazine 50%
• Normative 25%
• On-set 25%
• Nineteenth Century 25%
• Style 25%
• Publicity 25%
• Utopian 25%
• Symbolics 25%
• Readership 25%
• Copy 25%
• Allusion 25%
• Advertising Agency 25%
• Press Advertising 25%
• Youth Culture 25%
• Susan Sontag 25%
• impetus 25%
• Overlap 25%
• decadent 25%
• ads 25%
• urbane 25%
• Gender Stereotype 25%
• Michael Robinson 25%
• Gender Ambiguity 25%
• Transvestism 25%
• Flirtation 25%
• German Model 25%
• strapline 25%