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Power Dressing In The 21st Century: An Exploration of Professional Dress Among Black Millennial Women In The US
This research investigated the relationship between professional dress, identity, and workplace dynamics for Black millennial women (ages 27–43) in the United States. Utilizing the frameworks of Intersectionality and Guy and Banim’s (2002) three categories of dress, the researcher explored how these
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