Http://universityofgujrat.academia.edu/HammadRaza. "Fashion and Gender Roles."Academia.edu - Share Research. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Jan. 2017 Countless studies of nineteenth-century women and gender have attested to the pervasive presence in English culture of the separate-sphere ideology which assigned the private domain of home and family to women and the public arena of politics, commerce and work to men. In contrast to these ostensibly gendered spheres, fashionable society appeared not to be gendered even as its gender-free façade was underpinned by a complicated politics of gender. There is both social and cultural significance in gender identification. In modern times, the discourse of fashion is particularistic about women only. Many …show more content…
Julie speaks about the origin of gender, the social construct of gender versus the biological aspect of gender. Julie states that gender is simply a classification of male and female. Gender roles assigned in order to justify or excuse work ability. For example, the assigned role of a female to give birth or for a male to work. There is a difference between sex and gender. Although sex and gender are used interchangeably sex is determined by the physiology of the natural body. Sex is solely the biological aspect of the human body while gender is a socially constructed matter. Thus gender is more fluid because it is constructed by interactions, experiences, environmental aspects and society imposed norms. Because of these social constructs Julie deems that human society depends on a predictable division of labor, a designated allocation of SCarce goods, assigned responsibility for children and others who cannot care for themselves, common values and their systematic transmission to new members, legitimate leadership, music, art, stories, garnes, and other symbolic