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Fashion History:     more books (100)

Fashion in Underwear: from Babylon to Bikini Briefs (Dover Books on Fashion) by Elizabeth Ewing, 2010-06-17 The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Costume & Fashion: From 1066 to the Present Day by Jack Cassin-Scott, 2006-04-28 Fashion at the Time of Fascism An Illustrated History of Fashion by Alice Mackrell, 2001-02-28 Ethnic Style: History and Fashion by Berenice Geoffroy-Schneiter, 2001-10 They Wore What?!: The Weird History of Fashion & Beauty by Richard Platt, 2007-08-25 Hands-on History Projects: Fashion by Struan Reid, 2008-07-25 The Empire's New Clothes: A History of the Russian Fashion Industry, 1700-1917 by Ms. Christine Ruane, 2009-04-30 History of 20th Century Fashion by Elizabeth Ewing, 2002-04 Icons Of Fashion: The 20th Century (Prestel's Icons) The Fashion History Reader: Global Perspectives The Worldwide History of Dress by Patricia R. Anawalt, 2007-11-30 Understanding Fashion History by Valerie Cumming, 2004-12-08 The Concise History of Costume and Fashion. by James, Laver, 1980-06

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41. Fashion History Website Links
    Fashion Era is a website devoted to all aspects of fashion history A website that provides a brief and general history of fashion  
    http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~jemjones/fashionhistorylinks.html
    
    Extractions: The Costumers' Manifesto, a very useful website on all aspects of clothing history http://www.costumes.org/pages/costhistpage.htm A website devoted to all aspects of historical costume, http://www.marquise.de/en/misc/sitemap.shtml A wonderful website devoted to the clothing and fashions of early modern Europe http://www.earlymodernweb.org.uk/emdress.htm The Regency Fashion pages is devoted to all aspects of early 19th-century fashion http://hal.ucr.edu/~cathy/reg3.html The Material Renaissance, Costs and Consumption in Italy, 1300-1650 provides a useful bibliography at http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Units/arthist/matren/bibliog.shtml Course syllabus of Maxine Berg, one of the leader scholars of early modern European consumption practices. Useful for the range of topics it covers http://www.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/History/teaching/courses/382.html Bibliography on material culture http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~ejames/matcult-sources.html Library resources on clothing and textiles http://www.lib.vt.edu/subjects/near/ct.html

42. Chrysalis Books - Understanding Fashion History
    A muchneeded overview of aspects of fashion history and how to understand it with clear,  
    http://www.chrysalisbooks.co.uk/book/0713488751
    
    Extractions: Normal price: A much-needed overview of aspects of fashion history and how to understand it with clear, jargon-free text to help all lay readers, collectors, as well as students of fashion history. The author is a leading authority on fashion history with experience as a writer, teacher and curator. Illustrated throughout with plates, photographs, paintings and drawings, the book is divided up into the following chapters: • Dress and cultural imperialism: absorption of non-Western ideas in fabric and the imposition of Western dress in preference to indigenous styles Valerie Cumming is a lecturer and writer. She has also been Costume and Textiles curator at Chertsey Museum, the Museum of London and the Court Dress Collection, Kensington Palace (for 10 years). She is the former Deputy Director of the Museum of London, and was visiting lecturer at the Courtauld Institute of Art in1997. She is the author of six books on costume as well as numerous articles, catalogue entries, essays and reviews. Valerie lives in Battersea, London.

43. Fashion History: New & Used Books Search Result For Fashion History
    fashion history New Used Books Search Result for fashion history. Compare new and used books prices among 122 book stores in a click.  
    http://www.fetchbook.info/Fashion_History.html

44. DIY: FASHION AND FASHION HISTORY
    FASHION AND fashion history. Tokyo Street Style Standardization of Women s Clothing. 1722 in Clothing Permalink  
    http://ggth.typepad.com/diy/2005/03/fashion_and_fas.html

45. Fashion History: The Beginning Of Haute Couture
    Discover how fashion history shaped many of the clothes and fashions that we wear today.  
    http://www.fashionforrealwomen.com/articles/hautecouture.htm
    
    Extractions: Haute Couture Have you ever wondered about fashion history? Like when runway shows came about, why designer clothes are so popular, or even how Paris became the epicenter of fashion instead of, say, London or Madrid? As the fashion world prepares to trot out its latest ready-to-wear collections, now seems an appropriate time to offer a glimpse into this exclusive world. While people have been interested in fashion for thousands of years, the industry we know today did not begin to take shape until around 1850. After hundreds of years of opulent fashions, two things happened concurrently to birth the industry we know as haute couture: the invention of the continuous stitch sewing machine, by Isaac Singer, and the instant popularity of a dressmaker named Charles Frederick Worth. Prior to 1850, 70% percent of all clothes were hand stitched by the people who wore them. Clothes were a commodity item, and their excellence dependent upon the skill of the person who made them.

46. UNSW Handbook Course - Fashion History And Theory - SAHT2227
    . The course examines the history of Western fashion from the Middle Ages to the present day.fashion history and Theory SAHT2227  
    http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/2005/SAHT2227.html
    
    Extractions: The course examines the history of Western fashion from the Middle Ages to the present day. Methodologies employed include those of art history, cultural and media studies, anthropology, history, and economic history. Theories of gender, sexuality and the politics of identity will be emphasised. The social and economic histories of making and consuming clothes and the relationship of dress to the body, and to urban and domestic space, which will provide a focus for the course. Topics to be studied include Elizabethan court dress, representation and politics, the 18th-century consumer revolution, the rise of the dictator-designer within modernism, and post-modern dressing.

47. ThinkQuest : Library : Fashion, Costume, And Textiles
    The History of Fashion The Fashion Ferris Wheel You can learn alot of fashion history of the twentieth century by clicking on one of the buckets on the  
    http://www.thinkquest.org/library/cat_show.html?cat_id=210

48. Vintage Fashion History- 1920's Wedding Styles
    Antique and Vintage Wedding Gowns and Wedding Dresses. Features Alternative and Gothic Bridal Dresses 1930 s to present era, expect to see one of a kind  
    http://home.att.net/~design-house/history/history_1920a.htm
    
    Extractions: 1920's Wedding Styles Cloche or Cap veils were de rigueur for the twenties, fitting over the entire head and then falling gracefully over the shoulders. Often made from net backed laces, they became more and more elaborate, some using the finest Lyon and Brussels lace. These were decorated with satin or velvet ribbon, metallic gimp and wax blossoms at the ears. The corners of this veil were rounded and as in the photo at left, made from unmistakable silk tulle as it fell straight to the floor with no body. This brides cap veil incorporated a large pouf at the back that was balanced by her simple daisy and crown trim. Her over the elbow opera gloves and her huge bouquet with traditional ribbon knots were cutting edge twenties style. Note the similarity between the following bride's silhouette, from the cut of her sleeve to her over the elbow gloves and single strand of pearls; the two brides are almost identical in style. Headpieces in the roaring twenties became more and more elaborate in contrast to the simplistic appearance of the rather loose cut dresses of the period. The chemise dress appeared to go straight up and straight down and the focus of style went to their, er... heads. Veils became yards of dreamy silk tulle that was often photographed in a graceful gather at the Bride's feet. This bride's veil is rectangular cut, perfectly matching her lack of waistline typically associated with gowns of this decade.

49. Vintage Fashion History 1950's
    An Overview of Vintage Bridal fashion history in the 1950 s.  
    http://home.att.net/~design-house/history/history_1950.htm

50. Strand Bookstore: Fashion History
    Strand Bookstore, New York City booklovers treasure trove home to 18 miles of books, new books, used books, rare books, out of print books, art books,  
    http://www.strandbooks.com/profile/?isbn=3822840998

51. WoYaa! : SUGGEST "20th Century Fashion History: 1970s" TO A FRIEND...
    , 20th Century costume history site for researching fashion trends of the Keywords costume history, fashion history, baby boomer fashions,  
    http://www.woyaa.com/cgi-bin/linkssql/recommend_it.cgi?ID=27414676

52. WoYaa! : SUGGEST "20th Century Fashion History: 1940s" TO A FRIEND...
    , 20th Century costume history site for researching fashion trends Keywords costume history, fashion history, swing fashions, 20th century  
    http://www.woyaa.com/cgi-bin/linkssql/recommend_it.cgi?ID=27341247

53. Fashion
    fashion history Fashion merchandising Fashionvocational guidance Analyses two centuries of women s costume and fashion history silhouettes in detail.  
    http://www.ccm.edu/library/subweb_fashion.htm
    
    Extractions: Biographical References: Designers Martin, Richard, ed. Contemporary Fashion . New York: St. James Press, 1995. REF TT505.A1.C66 1995 Alphabetical listing of over 350 international designers and design companies. Some photographs. Each entry includes additional references. Milbank, Caroline Rennolds. Couture: the Great Designers REF TT505.A1.M55 1985 Divided into seven chapters which group 61 designers and couturiers according to how their clothes look. Titles of the chapters are: founders, artists, purists, entertainers, extravagants, architects, and realists. Stegemeyer, Anne.

54. BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Oscars 2003
    for good or for bad, they are making fashion history. BBC News Online takes a look at fashion through the ages, reliving the glamour displayed by  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/entertainment/03/oscars/in_pictures/oscar_
    
    Extractions: The Oscar ceremony has been a singular point of fashion inspiration for 75 years. From the innocent creations of the 40s, to the disco designs of the 70s, fashions have come and gone - some good, some bad. But what unites all that walk the red carpet is the fact that, for good or for bad, they are making fashion history. BBC News Online takes a look at fashion through the ages, reliving the glamour displayed by Hollywood's elite. Full coverage

55. Canberra Fashion & Style ClearlyExplained.Com
    What is the history of Canberra Fashion? Canberra fashion history is really a history of the social trends very much inlfluenced by the surrounding areas.  
    http://clearlyexplained.com/culture/fashion/canberrafashion.html
    
    Extractions: Canberra CIT fashion parade 2004 What is Canberra Fashion? Canberra fashion is basically about the kinds of fashion people in and around Canberra are wearing. Canberra fashion is largely influenced by the fashions of Sydney and Melbourne and these are in turn influenced by world fashions. Why Canberra Fashion is important Canberra fashion has a value from a range of perspectives. From the general fashion perspective as outlined in Fashion ClearlyExplained.Com

56. Angel Of Fashion-Official Directory © : Fashion-Zines
    with an emphasis on fashion history, design for cinema, TV and stage. Austrian Secretary of Fashion, every week a new story about fashionhistory,  
    http://www.fashionangel.com/linkpages/Fashion-Zines/
    
    Extractions: - Portfolio of male and female sexy models of Black, Asian, Latin and Indian ethnics popular (Added: 18-Dec-2001) Condé Nast On-Line - site incorporating fashion, motoring, sex and style from British GQ; also, a restaurant guide, property and finance. popular (Added: 16-Nov-1998) Cool Girls Japan - The Japanese Girls Fashion Magazine. Info about all Japan fashion, Music, Culture, Night Clubbing, with Cool Photo Gallery. popular (Added: 16-Nov-1998) Cosmopolitan - The most with-it/happening magazine that you can read or find on the net! popular (Added: 16-Nov-1997) definingstyle.com, The definitive fashion e-zine! - definingstyle.com, the definitive fashion e-zine. We are committed to finding and photographing the hottest styles from the street and bringing them straight to you, giving clarity to the endless task of definingstyle! popular (Added: 1-Sep-2003) ELLE - France - Do you need a hint?

57. Fashion & Textile Design: Useful Websites
    Contains over 100 pages of illustrated page of fashion history, costume history, clothing, textiles and fashion history  
    http://www.library.soton.ac.uk/subjects/art&design/fashionwebsites.shtml
    
    Extractions: Skip Nav A-Z Search e-Prints Soton ... Subjects The Internet is increasingly a good source of reference for both academic and visual information. Listed below are links to some of the key websites for your subject area, including people, organisations and subject gateways. For direct access to general search engines, click on Search at the top of this screen. If you have any ideas for other websites for inclusion, please contact your subject librarian. Clicking on any of the categories below will link you to a list of relevant websites: Departmental Websites Selected Sites

58. Quite Specific Media || UNDERSTANDING FASHION HISTORY
    UNDERSTANDING fashion history Valerie Cumming. Attention CSA members! For a limited time we are offering “Understanding fashion history” by Valerie Cumming  
    http://www.quitespecificmedia.com/books/89.php
    
    Extractions: HOME ORDER NEWS QSM AUTHORS ... CONTACT QSM SEARCH AUTHORS: Bonnie Holt Ambrose Janet Arnold William Ball Linda Baumgarten Nancy Bradfield Anne Buck Marina Caldarone Florine Carr Louis Colaianni Maria Costantino Valerie Cumming Juan de Alcega Vittoria de Buzzaccarini Anne Dennis Barbara Dilker Elizabeth Ewing Giuliano Folledore Larry K. Fried Fiora Gandolfi Bert Gruver Avril Hart Margot Hamilton Hill Bob Hofmann Katherine Strand Holkeboer Stephen Langley Santina M. Levey Arnold Levine Kristin Linklater Maggie Lloyd-Williams Alice Mackrell Robin McGee Isabella Zotti Minici Sian-Kate Mooney Sylvia Moss Doug Moston Anna Municchi Trevor O'Donnell Paolo Peri Richard Pilbrow Doretta Davanzo Poli Pepin Design Press Aileen Ribeiro Rory Scanlon Margaret Swain Emma Taylor Sarah Thursfield Marco Tosa Nora Villa William B. Warfel John Watson Nan Withers-Wilson LOGIN email:

59. Parsons - Continuing Education - Cerificate Programs - Fashion Studies
    Select from a variety of fashion history courses, including Fashion Atelier, fashion history Antiquity through Renaissance, or fashion history  
    http://www.parsons.edu/continuing_ed/cert_fashion.aspx
    
    Extractions: Areas of Study Departments Degree Programs Continuing Education ... CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS FASHION STUDIES General Requirements Advising Registration Designed to provide foundation in construction and graphic skills needed to begin a career in fashion. The basic core class plus five electives include topics on form, color, the purpose of sewing, pattern drafting, fabric selection, model drawing, design sketching, history and trends. The standard completion time is one year. The certificate requires the completion of between 8 - 10 courses. Basic Core Plus three (3) elective courses This basic intensive course is designed to provide students with a foundation in both the construction and graphic skills/strategies necessary to begin a design career in fashion. The course is intended for those who wish to engage in all the elements of the design process from sketch to finish. Learn basic sewing, patternmaking and draping techniques. Modify commercial patterns and learn basic principles of design. Cover machine and hand sewing; cutting and zipper application; slopers, skirts, bodices, collars, sleeves and three-dimensional muslin interpretation. Students may elect to take this course along with Design Sketching and Color Theory in place of the Fashion Design Basic Core.

60. Parsons - Fashion Design Curriculum
    Fashion Design Core, 8, 8. Digital Fashion Studio, 2, 2. fashion history, Culture, Society, 2, . History of Fashion, -, 3. Introduction to Design Studies  
    http://www.parsons.edu/departments/curriculum_96.aspx?pType=1&dID=73&sdID=96

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