TY  - BOOK
AU  - Bass-Krueger,Maude
AU  - Edwards-Dujardin,Hayley
AU  - Kurkdjian,Sophie
TI  - Fashion, society, and the First World War: : international perspectives
SN  - 9781350119871
PY  - 2021///
CY  - London
PB  - Bloomsbury Visual Arts
KW  - Fashion
KW  - History
KW  - 20th century
KW  - Women's clothing
KW  - World War, 1914-1918
KW  - Social aspects
KW  - Electronic Books
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Part One. The reconfiguration of the international couture industry; Wartime marketing of Parisian haute couture in the United States, 1914-17; Boué sœurs: “Compelled by the war”; “Gladdening the hearts of warriors” : the relationship between Lucile’s romantic fashions and morale in the First World War; Die kriegskrinoline : a feminine fashion between past and future; Fashion in Belgium during the First World War and the case of Norine Couture; Part Two. The materiality of wartime fashion and textile industries; Dressed to quill : the origin and significance of the feathered showgirl in First World War Paris; Between fashion and folk : Dress practices in Alsace during the First World War; The lace industry in France and Belgium during the First World War; Industrial and homemade clothing production in the Netherlands : a neutral country during the First World War; Wartime fabrics in the historical archives of Como weavers and in the collections of the Fondazione Antonio Ratti; Part Three. Problematic uniforms : Male and female experiences and secondhand trade networks; “Breeched, booted, and cropped” : a dress historical analysis of the uniform worn by members of Britain’s Women’s Land Army, 1917-19; The French home front in 1914-18 : an investigation into female workwear; Rushing to suit up : French aviation’s adjustment to wartime uniforms, 1914-16; The spoils of war : use and transformations of secondhand uniforms during the First World War in France; Part Four. Fashion in print : questions of national fashion and gender; The gentleman turned “enemy” : men’s fashion in the Hungarian press, 1914-18; The politics of fashion : German fashion writings in times of war; The Italian fashion magazine Margherita : The war, women, and the call for a “Moda Italiana,” 1914-18; Le Flambeau ’s fashion discourse during the First World War : towards a retrograde femininity?; Is beauty useless? Fashion, gender, and British wartime society in Punch Magazine, 1915
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