This reference set provides information on all aspects of clothing and adornment in human culture, from ancient Egyptian wigs to space suits. From ritual garments in societies around the world to fashion models flashing the latest styles on Parisian runways, articles cover the technology, design, and social meaning of dress throughout history. Longer essays on cultural groups and eras appear along side shorter profiles of important people, institutions, textiles, or accessories in a convenient, A-Z sequence. Perspectives from fashion design, anthropology, art history, sociology, business, and history enrich the articles. All entries signed by specialist contributors, include bibliographies and references to related topics. Hundreds of photographs, color insert sections, and line drawings add to the set's appeal for students in high school through college, as well as journalists, designers, and anyone interested in this fascinating facet of everyday life and in this essential field of h

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Encyclopedia of Clothing and Fashion Edition 1. (Scribner Library of Daily Life)

Encyclopedia of Clothing and Fashion, 3 Volumes Set

Honor with Books Program

Fads to nylon. Vol. 2

Charles Scribners & Sons Publishing

Steele, Valerie

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Cover
About the pagination of this eBook
Title Page
Table of Contents
Volume 1
Preface
A
Academic Dress
Acrylic and Modacrylic Fibers
Activewear
Actors and Actresses, Impact On Fashion
Adinkra
Adire
Adrian
Aesthetic Dress
African American Dress
Africa, North: History Of Dress
Africa, Sub-Saharan: History Of Dress
Afro Hairstyle
Afrocentric Fashion
Agbada
AlaÏa, Azzedine
Albini, Walter
A-Line Dress
Alpaca
America, Central, and Mexico: History Of Dress
America, North: History Of Indigenous Peoples’ Dress
America, South: History Of Dress
Amies, Hardy
Ancient World: History Of Dress
Angora
Animal Prints
Ao Dai
Appearance
Appliqué
Aprons
Armani, Giorgio
Armor
Art and Fashion
Art Nouveau and Art Deco
Asia, Central: History Of Dress
Asia, East: History Of Dress
Asia, South: History Of Dress
Asia, Southeastern Islands and the Pacific: History Of Dress
Asia, Southeastern Mainland: History Of Dress
Australian Dress
Avedon, Richard
B
Balenciaga, Cristóbal
Ball Dress
Ballet Costume
Balmain, Pierre
Balzac, Honoré de
Barbers
Barbie
Barbier, Georges
Bark Cloth
Barthes, Roland
Batik
Baudelaire, Charles
Baudrillard, Jean
Beads
Beards and Mustaches
Beaton, Cecil
Beene, Geoffrey
Belgian Fashion
Belts and Buckles
Benjamin, Walter
Beret
Bertin, Rose
Best-Dressed Lists
Biba
Bicycle Clothing
Bikini
Blahnik, Manolo
Blass, Bill
Blazer
Bloomer Costume
Blouse
Bodybuilding and Sculpting
Body Piercing
Bogolan
Bohemian Dress
Boots
Boubou
Bourdin, Guy
Boutique
Boxer Shorts
Bracelets
Braiding
Branding
Brands and Labels
Brassiere
Breeches
Brooches and Pins
Brooks Brothers
Brummell, George (Beau)
Burberry
Burqa
Burrows, Stephen
Bustle
Buttons
C
Cache-Sexe
Caftan
Calico
Callot Sisters
Cambric, Batiste, and Lawn
Camel Hair
Camouflage Cloth
Canes and Walking Sticks
Capucci, Roberto
Cardin, Pierre
Caricature and Fashion
Carnival Dress
Cashin, Bonnie
Cashmere and Pashmina
Casual Business Dress
Celebrities
Ceremonial and Festival Costumes
Chador
Chalayan, Hussein
Chanel, Gabrielle (Coco)
Chemise Dress
Children’s Clothing
China: History Of Dress
Chintz
Clark, Ossie
Closures, Hook-and-Loop
Clothing, Costume, and Dress
Coat
Cocktail Dress
Codpiece
Colonialism and Imperialism
Color In Dress
Comme des Garçons
Communist Dress
Corduroy
Corset
Cosmetics, Non-Western
Cosmetics, Western
Costume Designer
Costume Jewelry
Cotton
Courréges, André
Court Dress
Cowboy Clothing
Crepe
Crinoline
Crochet
Cross-Dressing
Crowns and Tiaras
Cuff Links and Studs
Cunnington, C. Willett and Phillis
Cutting
D
Dahl-Wolfe, Louise
Dance and Fashion
Dance Costume
Dandyism
Dashiki
Debutante Dress
De La Renta, Oscar
Delaunay, Sonia
Demeulemeester, Ann
Demimonde
Demorest, Mme.
Denim
Department Store
Diana, Princess Of Wales
Dior, Christian
Distressing
Djellaba
Dolce & Gabbana
Domestic Production
Doublet
Doucet, Jacques
Dress Codes
Dress For Success
Dress Reform
Dress Shirt
Dry Cleaning
Duffle Coat
Dyeing
Dyeing, Resist
Dyes, Chemical and Synthetic
Dyes, Natural
E
Earrings
Ecclesiastical Dress
Economics and Clothing
Elastomers
Ellis, Perry
Embroidery
Empire Style
Equestrian Costume
Ethnic Dress
Ethnic Style In Fashion
Europe and America: History Of Dress (400–1900 C.E.)
Evening Dress
Extreme Fashions
Eyeglasses
Volume 2
F
Fads
Fancy Dress
Fans
Fascist and Nazi Dress
Fashion
Fashion, Attacks on
Fashion, Historical Studies of
Fashion, Theories of
Fashion Advertising
Fashion and Homosexuality
Fashion and Identity
Fashion Designer
Fashion Dolls
Fashion Editors
Fashion Education
Fashion, Health, and Disease
Fashion Icons
Fashion Illustrators
Fashion Industry
Fashion Journalism
Fashion Magazines
Fashion Marketing and Merchandising
Fashion Models
Fashion Museums and Collections
Fashion Online
Fashion Photography
Fashion Plates
Fashion Shows
Fashion Television
Fasteners
Fath, Jacques
Feathers
Felt
Fendi
Ferragamo, Salvatore
Fetish Fashion
Fibers
Film and Fashion
First Ladies’ Gowns
Flannel
Flappers
Flocking
Flügel, J. C.
Fogarty, Anne
Folk Dress, Eastern Europe
Folk Dress, Western Europe
Folklore Look
Fontana Sisters
Footbinding
Ford, Tom
Formal Wear, Men’s
Fortuny, Mariano
Fulling
Future Of Fashion
Futurist Fashion, Italian
G
G-string and Thong
Gabardine
Galanos, James
Galliano, John
Garments, International Trade in
Gaultier, Jean-Paul
Gender, Dress, and Fashion
Gernreich, Rudi
Gigli, Romeo
Girdle
Givenchy, Hubert de
Glazing
Globalization
Gloves
Godey’s Lady’s Book
Golf Clothing
Goths
Grés, Mme.
Grunge
Gucci
H
Hair Accessories
Hairdressers
Hairstyles
Halloween Costume
Halston
Handbags and Purses
Handwoven Textiles
Hartnell, Norman
Hats, Men’s
Hats, Women’s
Haute Couture
Hawaiian Shirt
Hawes, Elizabeth
Head, Edith
Headdress
Helmet
Hemlines
Hemp
Hermés
Heroin Chic
High Heels
High-Tech Fashion
Hijab
Hilfiger, Tommy
Hip-Hop Fashion
Hippie Style
Historicism and Historical Revival
Hollywood Style
Homespun
Horst, Horst P.
Hosiery, Men’s
Hoyningen-huene, George
Hugo Boss
I
Ikat
Implants
India: Clothing and Adornment
Indigo
Inuit and Arctic Dress
Inuit and Arctic Footwear
Iran, History Of Pre-islamic Dress
Iribe, Paul
Islamic Dress, Contemporary
Italian Fashion
J
Jacket
James, Charles
Japanese Fashion
Japanese Traditional Dress and Adornment
Japonisme
Jeans
Jersey
Jewelry
Jewish Dress
Jilbab
Jockey Shorts
Jumper Dress
K
Kaffiyeh
Kain-kebaya
Kamali, Norma
Kanga
Karan, Donna
Kente
Kilt
Kimono
Klein, Calvin
Knitting
Knitting Machinery
Knotting
Korean Dress and Adornment
L
Labeling Laws
Labor Unions
Lace
Lacroix, Christian
Lagerfeld, Karl
Lang, Helmut
Lanvin, Jeanne
Latin American Fashion
Latino Style
Laundry
Lauren, Ralph
Laver, James
Leather and Suede
Legal and Judicial Costume
Leiber, Judith
Leotard
Lesage, François
Levi Strauss & Co.
Liberty & Co.
Linen
Lingerie
Lipstick
Little Black Dress
Little Black Dress
Logos
London Fashion
Loom
Lucile
M
Macaroni Dress
Mackie, Bob
Madonna
Mainbocher
Makeup Artists
Mallarmé, Stéphane
Mannequins
Mantua
Mao Suit
Margiela, Martin
Marimekko
Marks & Spencer
Marx, Karl
Masks
Masquerade and Masked Balls
Maternity Dress
McCardell, Claire
McFadden, Mary
McQueen, Alexander
Meisel, Steven
Microfibers
Middle East: History of Islamic Dress
Military Style
Milliners
Miniskirt
Missoni
Miyake, Issey
Modern Primitives
Mohair
Moore, Doris Langley
Mori, Hanae
Moschino, Franco
Mourning Dress
Muffs
Mugler, Thierry
Muir, Jean
Music and Fashion
Muslin
N
Nail Art
Napping
Nautical Style
Necklaces and Pendants
Neckties and Neckwear
Needles
Nehru Jacket
New Look
Newton, Helmut
Nightgown
Nonwoven Textiles
Norell, Norman
Nudism
Nudity
Nylon
Volume 3
O
Occult Dress
Oilskins
Olefin Fibers
Orientalism
Outerwear
P
Pagne and Wrapper
Paisley
Pajamas
Panties
Paper Dresses
Paquin, Jeanne
Paris Fashion
Parka
Patou, Jean
Patterns and Patternmaking
Penis Sheath
Penn, Irving
Performance Finishes
Perfume
Petticoat
Pins
Plaid
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery
Pockets
Pointe Shoes
Poiret, Paul
Politics and Fashion
Polo Shirt
Polyester
Prada
Prison Dress
Professional Associations
Protective Clothing
Proust, Marcel
Psychedelic Fashion
Pucci, Emilio
Punk
Purim Costume
Q
Qipao
Quant, Mary
Quilting
R
Rabanne, Paco
Raincoat
Rainwear
Ramie
Rayon
Ready-to-Wear
Recycled Textiles
Reenactors
Religion and Dress
Retailing
Retro Styles
Rhodes, Zandra
Ribbon
Rings
Robe
Roma and Gypsy
Royal and Aristocratic Dress
Rubber as Fashion Fabric
Russia: History Of Dress
Rykiel, Sonia
S
Safety Pins
Saint Laurent, Yves
Salwar-Kameez
Sandals
Sapeurs
Sari
Sarong
Savile Row
Scarf
Scarification
Schiaparelli, Elsa
Scottish Dress
Seamstresses
Secondhand Clothes, Anthropology of
Secondhand Clothes, History of
Seventh Avenue
Sewing Machine
Seydou, Chris
Shawls
Shirt
Shirtwaist
Shoemaking
Shoes
Shoes, Children’s
Shoes, Men’s
Shoes, Women’s
Shopping
Shroud
Silk
Simmel, Georg
Skating Dress
Ski Clothing
Skirt
Skirt Supports
Slip
Smith, Paul
Smith, Willi
Sneakers
Social Class and Clothing
Space Age Styles
Space Suit
Spangles
Spanish Dress
Spinning
Spinning Machinery
Sport Shirt
Sport Shoes
Sports Jacket
Sportswear
Steele, Lawrence
Stockings, Women’s
Street Style
Striped Cloth
Striptease
Subcultures
Suit, Business
Sumptuary Laws
Sunglasses
Supermodels
Sweater
Sweatshirt
Sweatshops
Swimwear
Sy, Oumou
T
Tailored Suit
Tailoring
Tanning Of Leather
Tapestry
Tartan
Tattoos
Tea Gown
Techno-textiles
Teenage Fashion
Tennis Costumes
Textiles, African
Textiles, Andean
Textiles, Byzantine
Textiles, Central Asian
Textiles, Chinese
Textiles, Coptic
Textiles, Japanese
Textiles, Middle Eastern
Textiles, Prehistoric
Textiles, South Asian
Textiles, Southeast Asian Islands
Textiles, Southeast Asian Mainland
Textiles and International Trade
Textile Workers
Theatrical Costume
Theatrical Makeup
Tie-Dyeing
Tight-Lacing
Toga
Toledo, Isabel and Ruben
Traditional Dress
Travel Clothing
Treacy, Philip
Trendsetters
Trickle-Down
Trigére, Pauline
Trimmings
Trousers
T-Shirt
Turban
Tuxedo
Tweed
Twentieth-Century Fashion
Twiggy
U
Umbrellas and Parasols
Underwear
Uniforms, Diplomatic
Uniforms, Military
Uniforms, Occupational
Uniforms, School
Uniforms, Sports
Unisex Clothing
Uzanne, Octave
V
Valentina
Valentino
Veblen, Thorstein
Veils
Velvet
Versace, Gianni and Donatella
Viktor & Rolf
Vintage Fashion
Vinyl As Fashion Fabric
Vionnet, Madeleine
Vogue
von Furstenberg, Diane
Vreeland, Diana
Vuitton, Louis
W
Waistcoat
Watches
Wearable Art
Weave, Double
Weave, Jacquard
Weave, Pile
Weave, Plain
Weave, Satin
Weave, Slack Tension
Weave, Twill
Weave Types
Weaving
Weaving Machinery
Wedding Costume
Westwood, Vivienne
Wigs
Wilde, Oscar
Windbreaker
Window Displays
Windsor, Duke and Duchess of
Women’s Wear Daily
Wool
Working-Class Dress
Worsted
Worth, Charles Frederick
X
Xuly Bët
Y
Yamamoto, Yohji
Yarns
Yeohlee
Youthquake Fashions
Yukata
Z
Zipper
Zoot Suit
Zoran
Systematic Outline of Contents
Directory of Contributors
Index

From diapers to Dior, saris to serapes, the world of clothing is nearly as vast and as ancient as the human race. Tracing the stylistic and functional threads that unite clothing across time and cul-tures -- as well as delving into the divergent styles and significance of apparel -- this A to Z encyclopedia is the essential resource for exploring the relationship between culture and couture. This broad-based set surveys clothing, body adornment, and examines the origins of clothing, the development of fabrics and technologies, and the social meanings of dress. It also presents information on representative costumes from a wide variety of historical eras, which are frequently the topic of student research. Topics range from the bustle, sari, and toga to Polyester and body piercing. The short entries explain the history of garments (necktie, codpiece, cocktail dress, bathing suit, burqua, Nehru jacket), techniques and manufactures (batik, dry cleaning, zipper, stone washing), body adornment (makeup, mask, tattoo, wig), and important persons and institutions (Coco Chanel, Edith Head, Yves Saint-Laurent, Fashion Institute of Technology). The longer essays provide cultural context: class, gender, sumptuary laws, costume design for stage and screen, advertising; fashion careers; ecclesiastical dress; military uniforms; etc. The set includes a comprehensive general index in the last volume, a timeline, and a topical outline. From the secondary school student writing a paper on dress among Native Americans to the university student interested in the underpinnings of clothing design, this set represents a unique and valuable source.While Gale strives to replicate print content, some content may not be available due to rights restrictions.Call your Sales Rep for details.

From diapers to Dior, saris to serapes, the world of clothing is nearly as vast and as ancient as the human race. Tracing the stylistic and functional threads that unite clothing across time and cultures, as well as delving into the divergent styles and significance of apparel, this A to Z encyclopedia is the essential resource for exploring the relationship between culture and couture. A new addition to the Scribner Daily Life series, which includes the best-selling Encyclopedia of Food and Culture, this broad-based encyclopedia surveys clothing and body adornment, and examines the origins of clothing, the development of fabrics and technologies, and the social meanings of dress. It also presents information on representative costumes from a wide variety of historical eras. Topics range from the bustle, sari, and toga to Polyester and body piercing. cocktail dress, bathing suit, burqua, Nehru jacket), techniques and manufactures (batik, dry cleaning, zipper, stone washing), body adornment (makeup, mask, tattoo, wig), and important persons and institutions (Coco Chanel, Edith Head, Yves Saint-Laurent, Fashion Institute of Technology). The longer essays provide cultural context: class, gender, sumptuary laws, costume design for stage and screen, advertising; fashion careers; ecclesiastical dress; military uniforms; etc. The Encyclopedia of Clothing and Fashion includes a comprehensive general index in the last volume, a timeline, and a topical outline. From the secondary school student writing a paper on dress among Native Americans to the university student interested in the underpinnings of clothing design, this set represents a unique and valuable source.

Steele, Director Of The Fashion Institute Of Technology Museum, Has Crafted, With The Help Of 325 Contributors, An Authoritative Introduction To Fashion, The Industry, And The Issues That Hve Defined The Field. Some 640 Articles Describe The Colorful Facets Of Couture And Textiles, From Fabrics Of Chintz, Corduroy, And Feathers To Such Garb As Aprons, Bikinis, And Prison Dress. There Are Color Plates And Nearly 600 Black-and-white Illustrations. Back Matter Includes A Comprehensive Index, A Timeline, And A Topical Outline.--reference That Rocks, American Libraries, May 2005. V. 1. Academic Dress To Eyeglasses -- V. 2. Fads To Nylon -- V. 3. Occult Dress To Zoran, Index. Valerie Steele, Editor In Chief. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

"Steele, director of the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum, has crafted, with the help of 325 contributors, an authoritative introduction to fashion, the industry, and the issues that have defined the field. Some 640 articles describe the colorful facets of couture and textiles, from fabrics of chintz, corduroy, and feathers to such garb as aprons, bikinis, and prison dress. There are color plates and nearly 600 black-and-white illustrations. Back matter includes a comprehensive index, a timeline, and a topical outline."--"Reference that rocks," American Libraries, May 2005

A three-volume survey of clothing, costume and fashion, presented through 640 essays, arranged alphabetically. Coverage includes the origins of clothing and body adornment, the development of fabrics and technologies, and the social meanings of dress, as well as representative costumes from a wide range of historical eras. For students and researchers at the high-school level or higher

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