Clothing culture, 1350-1650
By: edited by Catherine Richardson.
Contributors: Richardson, Catherine.
Series: The history of retailing and consumption
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hampshire, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Clothing and dress -- Europe -- History; Clothing and dress -- History -- Medieval, 500-1500; Clothing and dress -- History -- 17th century; Clothing and dress -- Social aspects -- Europe
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [261]-286) and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Catherine Richardson; title: The cultural significance of costume books in sixteenth century Europe / Ulrike Ilg; title: A question of nation : foreign clothes on the English subject / Roze Hentschell; title: Tomb effigies and archaic dress in sixteenth century Ireland / Elizabeth Wincott Heckett; title: The formation of Russian women's costume at the time before the reforms of Peter the Great / Oksana Sekatcheva; title: Clothing courtesans : fabrics, signals, and experiences / Tessa Storey; title: Clothing the naked in late medieval East Kent / Sheila Sweetinburgh; title: Dress, nudity, and Calvinist culture in sixteenth century France / Graeme Murdock; title: Social fabric in Thynne's Debate between pride and lowliness / Claire Bartram; title: Clothing distributions and social relations c. 1350-1500 / Joanna Crawford; title: Fashion, finance, foreign politics, and the wardrobe of Henry VIII / Maria Hayward; title: Reworked material : discourses of clothing culture in early sixteenth century Greenwich / Elisabeth Salter; title: 'This one poore blacke gowne lined with white' : the clothing of the sixteenth century English book / Helen smith; title: 'Havying nothing upon hym saving onely his sherte' : event, narrative, and material culture in early modern England / Catherine Richardson; title: Rips and slits : the torn garment and the medieval self / Andrea Denny-Brown; title: Speaking to reveal : the body and acts of 'exposure' in early modern popular discourse / Elizabeth Hallam.