Thrilled that @BloomsburyBooks will publish my next book: Canadian Fashion Economies: A Select History of Fashion, Culture, Commerce, and Colonialization. In it, I trace social & economic impacts of iconic garments from Canadian fashion history. ETA early 2024! @BloomsburyFashn
I’m delighted to announce my forthcoming monograph with Bloomsbury UK: "Perspectives on North American Dress History: 19th-Century Case Studies from Canada, Mexico, and the United States" A follow-up to "Canadian Fashion Economies" (Bloomsbury 2025) https://t.co/wfiO4jTHGF
"My review article: "Dressing for the End of Time: Nihilism, Ritual and Nietschze, in Rick Owen’s Temple of Love: The Palais Galliera. Has just been published in Textile: Journal of Cloth & Culture. Overview here: https://t.co/eDzTQeSTB5
Decoding the symbolism of the Tudor heart pendant saved by the British Museum: how a gold necklace offers rare insight into the marriage of King Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon
https://t.co/htjA8aEdZC
A #1920s Fortuny ensemble which showcases the genius of the design process, creating rainbow shades of pleated gowns over which a range of outer layers could be mixed and matched @metmuseum#fashionhistory
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Court dress, 1740-45
Based on the 17th c. mantua.
White ribbed silk embroidered wiht silk and metal threads to shape with flowers in long and short stitches and French knots.
Seven panels of ivory-ribbed silk make up the petticoat. 180cm wide
@V_and_A#FashionHistory
Portuguese-born Brazilian singer, dancer, and actress Carmen Miranda was born #OnThisDay in 1909. She wore this Barjansky designed gold crêpe de chine and sequin bra-top and skirt as Carmen Navarro/Mademoiselle Fifi in Copacabana (1947). @MuseuCarmen collection. #film#costume
And here we end the @PalaisGalliera's Worth: The Inventor of Haute Couture exhibit. In 1952, Roger Worth retired after the house merged with the House of Paquin two years earlier. Both houses ended their couture line in 1956. The house was then sold to various other brands, but
The ‘Painted Garments’ symposium will explore links between & within painting, textiles and fashion. We invite abstracts for articles or creative presentations/performances that concentrate on the reciprocal exchanges among painting, textiles and fashion
https://t.co/jIxPUDiLIF