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Index
References to figures are displayed in bold.
Adams, Abigail, on fashion, here
Africa, fashion in,
sub-Saharan Africa, here–here
see also beads, trade networks
African American dress, history of, here, here–here
Agins, Teri, “end of fashion,” here
Akoko, Amonia, here, here
amber, here, here
Anawalt, Patricia, here–here
ancient civilizations and fashion, here, here, here, here–here, here–here
see also Andean culture, Byzantine Empire, China, Egypt, Greek fashion, Han fashion, India, Persian fashion, Roman Empire, Roman fashion, Roman hairstyling, Taklamakan Desert, Vecellio
Andean culture, fashion in, here–here
anthropology, and fashion history, here, here, here, here, here
anti-fashion, in hippie ethos, here
Aoki, Shoichi, here
apparel, as term, here
Appiah, Kwame Anthony, here
apron, Attica, here–here
Arcades Project, here, here, here
archaeology, here, here–here, here, here–here, here, here–here
Arnold, Janet, here
art history, and fashion history, here
Asian influences in western fashion, here–here
Atlantic world, as historical subject, here
Aymara, here–here
Aztec culture, fashion in, here–here
backstrap loom, here, here
Bai Juyi, here–here
Baizerman, Suzanne et al., here, here, here
Ball, Jennifer, here, here–here, here
“barbarians,” here, here
Barber, Elizabeth, here, here
bark cloth, Hawai’i, here–here, here
see also lace bark cloth
Barnard, Malcolm, here
Barthes, Roland, here, here, here, here
Barton, Lucy, here
batik, here, here, here–here, here, here–here
Baudrillard, Jean, here
beads, here–here, here, here
earliest evidence for ornamentation, here
glass, here, here
shell, here, here, here–here, here, here, here
Beat culture, here
Beaudelaire, Charles, here
beauty marks, Chinese, here, here
Benjamin, Walter, here, here
Birmingham School of Cultural Studies, here
bliaut, here
blogs, here, here–here
bloomer costume, here–here, here
Blumer, Herbert, here–here
body as scholarly focus
See habitus
body marking, here–here, here–here, here–here, here
bone pins, here–here
Bosman, Willem, here–here
Boucher, François, here, here, here
Bourdieu, Pierre, here–here
Brannon, Evelyn, here
Braudel, Fernand, here–here, here, here–here
Breward, Christopher, here
bricolage, in hippie fashion, here
bridal dress, Attica, Greece, here–here, here
Bronze Age, here, here, here–here
bumster pant style, here, here, here
burial sites, here, here
Native American, here–here, here, here,
Peru, here
see also, Sungir, Téviec, Yingpin Man
bustle style, here, here, here
Butler, Judith, here
Byzantine dress, in Europe, here
Byzantine Empire, fashion in, here–here
calicoes, here–here, here
call for research, here
Cambodia, fashion in, here–here
camelids, in South America, here
Cannon, Aubrey, here–here
capitalism, here, here, here–here
Caribbean culture, fashion in, here
Carns, Paula Mae, here–here
cashmere fiber, here
casta painting, here–here, here, here, here
Castiglione, Balthasar, here
Central Asia
coats of, here
influence in India, here
see also trousers
Challamel, Augustin, here
Champlain, Samuel de, here, here
Chanel, Coco, here
Chase, William Merritt, here, here
China
fashion in, here, here–here, here–here, here– here
influence in Japan, here
influence in Korea, here–here
Chinese language, fashion terms, here, here
Chinoiserie, here
chiton, here–here
chopine, here, here, here
Christianity
influence on scope of coverage, here, here, here, here
missionaries, here, here, here, here–here
westernization of dress, here, here, here, here, here
“civilization” associated with European dress, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Cixi, empress dowager, here–here
c
lassic, as term, here
clothing, as term, here–here, here, here
coats, here
and Native Americans, here, here
Byzantine, here, here
Central Asian, here, here, here, here–here, here
Chinese, here, here
see also kebaya, kimono, jacket, robes
codices, here–here, here
collective selection (fashion theory), here–here
colonialism, role in European fashion diffusion, here, here–here
colonization
and fashion in Africa, here
and fashion in Cambodia, here–here
British in India here
Dutch in Indonesia, here
color
batik dyes, here–here
blue, here–here
changing preferences, here, here, here, here
parti-colored hose, here, here–here
symbolism in China, here
conspicuous consumption (fashion theory), here
see also Veblen
Constantinople, here–here, here–here
Cook, Captain James, here
corporal schema, here
corset, here
cosmetics
Byzantine Empire, here–here, here, here
China, here–here, here, here– here
Persia here
costume books, here–here, here, here, here
costume history, See fashion history
Costume Society of America, here, here
Costume Society of Great Britain, here
costume, as term, here–here, here, here
Costume (journal), here, here
cotton
in Central and South America, here, here
Industrial Revolution, here
printed, here–here
trade, here, here, here, here–here
courtly societies, fashion in, here, here, here, here, here, here–here
Byzantium, here, here
Cambodia, here
China, here–here, here–here, here, here
European, here, here–here
Hawai’i, here–here
India, here–here
Javanese, here–here, here–here, here
Korean, here–here
Ottoman, here–here
Persian, here–here
Seljuq, here
Courtauld Institute of Art, here
courtesans, here, here, here, here, here
see also prostitutes, Theodora
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