Fashion, Made in Italy, and Italian Style are vital parts of Italian identity - in Italy and abroad - and for this reason can be of great interest for teachers who work in a content-based instruction framework (Brinton, Snow, and Wesche 1989; Marsh and Maljers 1994).
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