Arrume-se comigo: Estilos, inspirações, e tendênias das favelas

Abstract

The objective of this work is to analyze and value peripheral fashion, showing its influences, meanings and impact on the identity and social changes of residents. The research method included a theoretical contextualization of fashion in peripheral areas, a case study on singers Tasha and Tracie, and peripheral fashion producers who are inspiration for many peripheral youth. And with that, a fashion editorial in the Sagrado Coração de Jesus neighborhood in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, with acessories and replicas, which are typical of the peripheral area used in everyday moments, for funk dances and street parties. In conclusion, we emphasize that peripheral fashion is not just a new trend, but rather resistance, identity, belonging, and that it deserves to be valued and recognized for having been present in the peripheral areas for decades.