경제와 여성 구두 굽 높이 변화의 관계 - 미국 Vogue 패션편집란에 실린 펌프스타일을 중심으로 -The Relationship between the State of the Economy and High Heel Height - Based on Pump Style Shoes on Fashion Editorial Section of US Vogue -
- Authors
- 안인숙
- Issue Date
- Nov-2015
- Publisher
- 한국복식학회
- Keywords
- business cycle(경기 주기); high heel(여성 구두 굽 높이); unemployment rate(실업률)
- Citation
- 복식, v.65, no.7, pp 86 - 100
- Pages
- 15
- Journal Title
- 복식
- Volume
- 65
- Number
- 7
- Start Page
- 86
- End Page
- 100
- URI
- https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/cau/handle/2019.sw.cau/10382
- ISSN
- 1229-6880
- Abstract
- This study is to investigate the relationships between heel height and macro-economic factors - recession and unemployment; and to analyze the time lags reflecting economic factors on heel height index using U.S. data. The life-history evolution theory was applied to propose the relationships studied. The data for the heel height measurements of women’s shoes - pump style only - were obtained from US Vogue fashion editorial sections on spring and fall editions from 1950 to 2014. I divided the heel height by the length of the shoes in order to standardize the data. Total of 1581 samples were used, and heel height data were aggregated to create a yearly average. To explore the relationships between macro-economic factors and heel height, this study used OLS of Stata 13 program. The main findings show that unemployment rates influenced heel height for three years in a positive direction. Furthermore, the effects of unemployment rate from two years ago on the current heel height were very close to being on a significant level.
This study is to investigate the relationships between heel height and macro-economic factors - recession and unemployment; and to analyze the time lags reflecting economic factors on heel height index using U.S. data. The life-history evolution theory was applied to propose the relationships studied. The data for the heel height measurements of women’s shoes - pump style only - were obtained from US Vogue fashion editorial sections on spring and fall editions from 1950 to 2014. I divided the heel height by the length of the shoes in order to standardize the data. Total of 1581 samples were used, and heel height data were aggregated to create a yearly average. To explore the relationships between macro-economic factors and heel height, this study used OLS of Stata 13 program. The main findings show that unemployment rates influenced heel height for three years in a positive direction. Furthermore, the effects of unemployment rate from two years ago on the current heel height were very close to being on a significant level.
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