Comparative Analysis of Clothing Characteristics of 20-45 Years Old Tehrani Women with the Aphrodite Archetype from the Perspective of "Jean Shinoda Bolen" Theory
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The aim of the present research was comparative analysis of the clothing characteristics of 20-45-years-old Tehrani women with the Aphrodite archetype personality identity from the perspective of Jane Shinoda-Bolen's theory.The research universe encompassed all psychoanalysis texts based on Yonge theory and his followers particularly Jane Shinoda-Bolen's theory.The sample subsumed texts related to mythology, Aphrodite archetype and women contemporary characters.To collect data library procedure of the note taking on index cards from the published references related to Yonge's psychoanalysis was implemented.A descriptive analytical method was applied to analyze the data.The results revealed that personality identity played an important role in women's clothing patterns.Women with the Aphrodite archetype, according to Jane Shinoda Bolen's theory, tended to favor styles that highlighted femininity due to cultural and historical influences.The Aphrodite archetype, which represented the aesthetic.These features included the use of feminine items and innovative designs.aspects and feminine charms, subconsciously (according to Jung's theory) influences women's clothing choices.Women in the 20-45 age group sought social approval and boosted their self-confidence through clothing and jewelry.Women were looking for clothing that best reflected their individual and social identity.These choices were usually influenced by the need to feel attractive, socially accepted, and validated.Aphrodite women wore a variety of combinations of clothing that were related to their individual characteristics.Overall, a deep understanding of women's psychology and culture could lead to more effective design in the field of fashion and clothing.
DOI: 10.61186/iau.1193038
Author: Soraya Radamin
Language: English
Subfield: Museology
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
SDG: Gender equality
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4409610663