Development of Costume

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Author_Naomi Tarrant
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Clothing Studies
Communicat Ions
Cork Street
Costume Displays
Costume Gallery
couture
Cross Grain
Double Seam
dress
dress history
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Evening Dress
exhibition curation
fashion theory
Full Skirt
gallery
garment construction
haute
historical clothing analysis
James III
Jersey
Linen Undergarment
Longer Gestation
Man's Shirt
material culture studies
museums
National Museums
Nineteenth Century Ad
Out-worker System
Riding Habits
scotland
Short Gown
Shoulder Seam
textile technology
tight
Tight Fitting Bodices
Tighter Fitting Garment
Tunic Shape
Vice Versa
woman's
Young Man

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138141490
  • Weight: 520g
  • Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
  • Publication Date: 06 May 2016
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Clothing is the outward and visible sign of taste, discrimination, social attitude and status. In every culture, men and women pay enormous attention to the minutiae of dress and appearance. This authoritative study looks at both the social and physical aspects of clothes. It traces the history and development of clothing from the earliest times to the machine age, showing how fabrics, decoration, shape and structure, reflect and are affected by culture and technology. Drawing on first-hand experience of the exhibition of costume, this volume also covers the concepts, methods and practicalities of putting clothing on display and making it relevant and accessible to the general public.
Naomi Tarrant is Curator of Costume and Textiles in the National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh, and a former Secretary of the Costume Committee of the International Council of Museums.

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