The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Clothing through American History, 1900 to the Present [2 volumes]: 2 volumes
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Children’s
History
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
880
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
Oct 30, 2008
Editorial
Holtzbrinck
Edición
First Edition
ISBN-10
0313358559
ISBN-13
9780313358555
Descripción
This comprehensive encyclopedia delves into the evolution of American clothing from 1900 to the present, offering readers an in-depth analysis of fashion trends and their cultural significance. The collaborative effort of several esteemed authors, the work captures the rich tapestry of clothing as it intertwines with social movements, technological advancements, and personal expression throughout the decades.
Through meticulously researched entries, the encyclopedia reveals how fashion reflects the values, struggles, and innovations of each era. Illustrated with a wealth of photographs, sketches, and historical references, it showcases a diverse array of styles that have shaped American identity. Each volume serves as both a reference for scholars and a fascinating exploration for anyone interested in the pivotal role clothing plays in society.
Beyond mere aesthetics, the authors aim to highlight the underlying reasons behind fashion choices, illuminating how clothing not only signifies status or trend but also acts as a form of communication and empowerment in the ongoing narrative of American history.
Through meticulously researched entries, the encyclopedia reveals how fashion reflects the values, struggles, and innovations of each era. Illustrated with a wealth of photographs, sketches, and historical references, it showcases a diverse array of styles that have shaped American identity. Each volume serves as both a reference for scholars and a fascinating exploration for anyone interested in the pivotal role clothing plays in society.
Beyond mere aesthetics, the authors aim to highlight the underlying reasons behind fashion choices, illuminating how clothing not only signifies status or trend but also acts as a form of communication and empowerment in the ongoing narrative of American history.
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