The Cambridge Global History of Fashion: Volume 2

Part IV. Fashion, Modernism and Modernity: 21. Fashionable masculinities in England and beyond: renunciation and dandyism, 1800-1939, Christopher Breward; 22. Fashion in capitalism: another modernity, 1800 to the present, Ulrich Lehmann; 23. Fashion and youth in western societies: street style and race, c. 1830-1940, Vivienne Richmond; 24. Fashion and time in China's twentieth century, Antonia Finnane; 25. The totalitarian state and fashion in the twentieth century, Djurdja Bartlett; 26. Hollywood and beyond: fashion and the fiction film, Stella Bruzzi; 27. Fashion and non-fashion cultures, Sophie Woodward; 28. Fashion and hypermodernity, Marco Pecorari; Part V. Fashion, Colonialism and Post-colonialism: 29. Chinese coolie hats: global dialogues on a sign of servitude, c. 1840-1940, Miki Sugiura; 30. Crumbling empires and emerging nations: fashion in Europe, c. 1860-1914, Jonathan C. Kaplan; 31. Gender, nation, fashion and modernities in the Asia-Pacific, 1900 to the present, Mina Roces; 32. The global politics of wearing, buying, and selling European-style dress, c. 1900-1930, Hissako Anjo, Emi Goto and Miki Sugiura; 33. Fashioning diasporas: Jewish and African experiences, c. 1800-1950, Susan B. Kaiser and Nina L. Cole; 34. Colonial fashion histories, Karen Tranberg Hansen; Part VI. Fashion Systems and Globalisation: 35. Manufacturing fashion in the postwar period, Veronique Pouillard; 36. Producing and predicting fashion in twentieth-century America and Europe, Regina Lee Blaszczyk; 37. The origins and development of haute couture, 1858 to now, Claire Wilcox; 38. Couture, Pret-a-porter and fast fashion since 1945, Simona Segre Reinach; 39. Casualwear and its birth in Japan, Toby Slade; 40. Fashion and globalization: the politics of hijab, Liz Bucar; 41. Streetscape, shop window, museum vitrine: displaying fashion, c. 1800-2000, Julia Petrov; 42. Fashion and global sustainability, Lucy Norris.