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Historical Pattern Archive 2 features a collection of women's period garment patterns taken from The Historic Clothing Collection at The University of Virginia.

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Historical Pattern Archive 2

Women’s Clothing from the Historic Clothing Collection 1820-1938

Part 1: 1820 1. Late 1820 Tan Calico Bodice 2. 1824-1828 Pink Silk Bodice and Skirt Part 2: 1830 3. 1830-1835 Pink and Purple Striped Bodice 4. 1836-1837 Silk Moiré Bodice Part 3: 1840 5. 1840-1845 Silk Plaid Bodice 6. 1845-1850 Silk Jacquard Bodice 7. 1848-1851 Cotton Calico Print Bodice 8. 1848-1854 "Homespun" Dress Part 4: 1850 9. 1851-1857 Silk Plaid Bodice with Detachable Sleeves 10. 1857-1864 Silk Dressing Gown Part 5: 1860 11. 1860-1865 Striped Silk Dress 12. 1864-1868 Blue Silk Gown with Scallops 13. 1865-1868 Blue Silk Jacquard Gown Part 6: 1870 14. 1870-1875 Two Tone Green Silk Bodice 15. 1872-1873 Olive silk Taffeta and Jacquard Bustle Ensemble 16. 1873-1875 Black Duchess Silk Bustle with Beading 17. 1878-1882 Olive Silk Cuirass Bodice Part 7: 1880 18. 1882-1886 Brown Silk and Velvet Bustle 19. 1883-1887 Brown and Red Wool Jacquard Dolman 20. 1884-1887 Dark Red Silk and Velvet Bustle 21. 1885-1889 Ivory and Red Polka-Dot Wool Batiste Bustle Ensemble 22. 1887-1893 Dressing Gown with Cape Part 8: 1890 23. 1892- 1895 Blue Flannel Jacket 24. 1894-1995 Pale Blue Wool Dressing gown 25. 1896-1897 Blue Silk Jacquard Bodice Part 9: 1900 26. 1901-1906 Grey Wool Jacket and Skirt Ensemble 27. 1902-1904 Wool Twill Day Dress 28. 1903-1905 Plaid Silk Bodice with Decorative Epilates and Tabs 29. 1905-1907 White Cotton Lawn Ensemble 30. 1909-1914 Black Silk Dress with Pleated Sleeves 31. 1909-1914 Brown Silk Faille Cocoon Style Evening Coat Part 10: 1910 32. 1914-1917 Dark Brown Silk Taffeta and Chiffon Dress 33. 1917-1921 Wool Jacket and Skirt Set with Dickie Part 11: 1920 34. 1921-1923 Ivory Silk Dress with Grey and White Beading 35. 1924-1928 Peach Silk Chiffon Dress 36. 1926-1929 Floral Print Silk Chiffon Dress 37. 1928-1929 Blue Silk Chiffon Dress Part 12: 1930 38. 1930-1933 Tan and Brown Print Silk Dress 39. 1931-1934 Green Print Silk Chiffon Dress with Scalloped Faggoting 40. 1932-1936 Floral Print Silk Chiffon Dress with Bolero 41. 1933-1938 Grey and White Polka-Dot Silk Chiffon Evening Ensemble

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Fashion in Action

The first book to a present a 'slow' approach to fashion as an ethical strategy, past, present and future, part of the 'Fashion in Action' series of short books on pressing issues in fashion.

Slow

Rowena Hawkins develops an analysis of the European Shakespeare Festivals Network (ESFN) as a productive, intercultural space that destabilises traditional hierarchies in theatre. This book argues that ESFN performances offer audiences opportunities to rethink, rewrite and, crucially, to 'network' Shakespeare through active and comparative spectatorship. Hawkins explores the locations in which Shakespeare Festivals are held and the dislocations that occur when festival Shakespeares move between them, asking what it means to host a range of global Shakespeare productions in historically-significant locations, such as castles or reconstructed early modern theatres. She considers whether festivals hosted in such sites produce different meanings for festivalgoers than those hosted in modern theatre spaces. Using two audience research studies, Hawkins draws out interesting facts about what international Shakespeare festivals mean to those who attend them, what they can offer a divided Europe and how modern retellings of early modern plays influence and complicate local political contexts.

Networking Performance across Europe

Festival Shakespeares

An exploration of the ways dress and dressed appearance have been used to express identity.

Dress as Biography

Feminist Lessons From Five Revolutionary Women

Red Valkyries

Louis-René Boquet Between Tradition and Reform

Performance Costume in 18th-Century France

Practical Constructions for Designers and Makers

Folded Paper Geometry

Daily Life through History

Explore day-to-day life in ancient Babylon-its social structure, economy, religion, key figures, and cultural practices-and gain essential insights into one of Mesopotamia's most influential civilizations.

Daily Life in Ancient Babylon

MSBP For Dummies

Cultural Histories of Theatre and Performance

Culture and Experiment in the Irish Free State

Performing Modernity

This entirely new collection of essays picks up from the 2005 Latin American Fashion Reader to explore ideas of rupture and repair in the past and present of Latin American fashion.

The New Latin American Fashion Reader

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