Dressed to Impress Looking the Part

By:

Keenan William J.F

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Oxford International Pub.Ltd., 2001Description: 236ISBN:

9781959734605

Subject(s):

Fashion Design

DDC classification:

746.92 WIL

Summary: • Acknowledgements • Notes on Contributors • List of Illustrations • Introduction: Sartor Resartus Restored Dress Studies in Carlylean Perspective William J.E. Keenan • A Comparative Exploration of Dress and the Presentation of Self as Implicit Religion Eileen Barker • An ‘Informalizing Spurt’ in Clothing Regimes: Court Ballet in the Civilizing Process Norman R. Gabriel • Land of Hip and Glory: Fashioning the “Classic’ National BodyAlison Goodrum • Multiple Meanings of the Hijab in Contemporary France Malcolm D. Brown • Gestus Manifests Habitus: Dress and the Mormon Douglas J. Davies • Vampires and Goths: Fandom, Gender and Cult Dress Milly Williamson

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• Acknowledgements
• Notes on Contributors
• List of Illustrations
• Introduction: Sartor Resartus Restored Dress Studies in Carlylean Perspective
William J.E. Keenan
• A Comparative Exploration of Dress and the Presentation of Self as Implicit Religion
Eileen Barker
• An ‘Informalizing Spurt’ in Clothing Regimes: Court Ballet in the Civilizing Process
Norman R. Gabriel
• Land of Hip and Glory: Fashioning the “Classic’ National BodyAlison Goodrum
• Multiple Meanings of the Hijab in Contemporary France
Malcolm D. Brown
• Gestus Manifests Habitus: Dress and the Mormon
Douglas J. Davies
• Vampires and Goths: Fandom, Gender and Cult Dress
Milly Williamson

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