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Mariuccia Secol. UnravelingDiese Monografie ist die erste umfassende Studie uber die italienische Kunstlerin Mariuccia Secol, die die Grenzen der feministischen Kunst durch kraftvolle Textil und Skulpturarbeiten neu definierte. Ihre Praxis entwickelte sich von abstrakter Malerei in den 1950er und 1960er Jahren hin zu innovativen Stoffassemblagen, Installationen mit Alltagsmaterialien, Keramiken und Collagen. Inhaltlich kreisen ihre Werke um Themen wie die untergeordnete Rolle
Diese Monografie ist die erste umfassende Studie über die italienische Künstlerin Mariuccia Secol, die die Grenzen der feministischen Kunst durch kraftvolle Textil- und Skulpturarbeiten neu definierte. Ihre Praxis entwickelte sich von abstrakter Malerei in den 1950er und 1960er Jahren hin zu innovativen Stoffassemblagen, Installationen mit Alltagsmaterialien, Keramiken und Collagen.Inhaltlich kreisen ihre Werke um Themen wie die untergeordnete Rolle der Frau, häusliche Gewalt und soziale Ausgrenzung. Mit Stickereien, Stoffdekonstruktionen und Haushaltsgegenständen schuf Secol Textilkunstwerke, die Wunden und Widerstandsfähigkeit symbolisieren und sich intensiv mit politischen und sozialen Problemen unserer Zeit auseinandersetzen.
Mariuccia Secol wurde 1929 in Castellanza (Norditalien) geboren und lebt und arbeitet in Daverio in der Nähe von Mailand. Nach ihrer künstlerischen Ausbildung begann sie mit einer weitreichenden Ausstellungstätigkeit und gründete 1974 zusammen mit anderen die feministische Künstlerinnengruppe Gruppo Feminist Immagine di Varese, mit der sie u.a. auf der Biennale von Venedig 1978 ausstellte. Ihre Werke werden heute weltweit gewürdigt und auf wichtigen feministischen Kunstausstellungen gezeigt, wie The Unexpected Subject: 1978 – Art and Feminism in Italy im FM Centre for Contemporary Art in Mailand und Cooking, Cleaning, Caring: Care Work in the Arts Since 1960 im Josef Albers Museum Quadrat in Bottrop.
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★★★★★ 3
Fabric way to heavy.
Fit Type: Regular, Size: Medium, Color: White
Cute, but material is WAY to heavy, like the heaviest duty denim I've ever seen. Wanted this to be a cute coverup. If you're needing something while breaking broncos or riding your motorcycle would probably be great. I kept it for a while because it was good quality and well made, but it ended up in the donation pile as I'd never wear this.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Awesome jacket
Fit Type: Regular, Size: Medium, Color: Stone Dark Wash
Love it so not too long or too short but just right and the color is out of sight and fits awesome
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Old school denim — not stretchy
Fit Type: Regular, Size: X-Small, Color: Authentic Medium Wash
Fabric used is old school denim — not the thin, stretchy stuff that pretty much everything called “denim” is today. It is 99% cotton (20% of which is recycled cotton) and 1% elastane, but I can’t feel any stretch in the fabric. It is a substantial, non-stretchy denim that gives the jacket really good structure. It has a higher end fit and look than the price would suggest.
I wanted a more fitted denim jacket so ordered an XS even though according to the size chart I need a small. (I have a 34.5” bust, 28” waist at 118 pounds 5’4”.) It still buttons over a t shirt or lightweight sweater with freedom for movement/without being tight, but if I wanted a roomy fit or the ability to wear a heavier sweater or sweatshirt underneath and still be able to comfortably button it I would have needed a small. The shoulders are cut broad — I have very broad shoulders and the XS surprisingly fits my shoulders well. This jacket may not be the greatest fit for you if you have very narrow shoulders, unless you are going for an oversized look.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
made well
Fit Type: Regular, Size: Large, Color: Iced Light Wash
I couldn't get this in my size (medium) so I ordered large. it's a little large in the shoulders, but it still looks good. it is a well made, substantial jacket. I love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
good stretch
Size: 10 Long, Color: Dark Wash
Honestly, these are one of those surprisingly good basics—especially for the price.
The biggest standout is the stretch. They’re really comfortable and move with you, so they don’t have that stiff “jeans” feeling. They hug your body in a flattering way without feeling too tight or restrictive, which makes them easy to wear all day.
The mid-rise fit is also a sweet spot—not too low, not too high—so they’re super versatile with different tops.
What I liked:
Very stretchy and comfortable (almost feels like jeggings, but still looks like denim)
Flattering skinny fit through the legs
Easy everyday jeans—work, errands, going out
Great value for the price
What to know:
Material is on the thinner side (more comfort than “structured denim”)
They can lose shape slightly after a full day of wear
Not the most durable long-term compared to higher-end denim
Final thoughts:
These are perfect if you want cute, comfortable, affordable jeans you can throw on with anything. Not premium denim, but for everyday wear—they definitely get the job done and are worth having in your rotation.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026