Secondly, it serves as an abnormal stimulus for desire. The class struggle perpetuates. With slightly parted lips we have the stereotypical female orifice - vulnerable to and inviting phallic penetration. The color reduction technique used in this photograph only further epitomizes the essential pallor of postmodern times. Human eyes are blacked-out.
Human hair turns to sepia like tired fall leaves.
Faye Done Away. It can take us somewhere and show us something about the popular discourses we consume. The complexity of the text itself is the flaw in the veil of glamor - the hole in the armour of patriarchal capitalism's fashion industry. Ironically, the postmodern text itself gets us past the mask of glamor - gets us inside and beyond the flat surface of the perfect female image. Christine Ramsay 1989 Christine Ramsay studies mass media culture at Carleton University in Ottawa.