Disseminating Dress

List of Plates
List of Figures
List of Tables
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements

1. Introduction: Fashion Travels
Serena Dyer, De Montfort University, UK, Jade Halbert, University of Huddersfield, UK, and Sophie Littlewood, Welbeck Abbey, UK

Part I: Modes of Dissemination

2. Dolled Up: The Material Dissemination of Dress in Early Modern Europe
Sophie Pitman, Aalto University, Finland

3. A Shared World of Words? The Circulation and Dissemination of Clothing Descriptions in Eighteenth-Century England
Elizabeth Spencer, University of York, UK

4. Fashions of the Day: Materiality, Temporality and the Fashion Plate, 1750-1879
Serena Dyer, De Montfort University, UK

5. The Talking Page: Dress Transmission in Jane Austen's Writings
Hilary Davidson, University of Sydney, Australia

6. Global Networks of Fashion: The Design and Circulation of British Printed Textiles for Export to West Africa, c.1870-1914
Josephine Tierney, University of Warwick, UK

7. Propaganda, Patriotism and Rivalry: How the Interests of the Trade Press Shaped British Fashion Following the Second World War
Bethan Bide, University of Leeds, UK

8. Location, London: Promoting British Ready-to-Wear 1959-1966
Liz Tregenza, Independent Scholar

Part II: Dissemination in Practice

9. Making doublets and disseminating fashions in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
Rebecca Unsworth, Birmingham Museums Trust, UK

10. Lady Charlotte Campbell and Fashionable Neoclassicism
Amelia Rauser, Franklin and Marshall College, USA

11. Sent to the Other Side of the World: The Fashion for Shetland Fine Lace Knitting in Australia
Roslyn Chapman, University of Glasgow, UK

12. Reporting Royal Dress: Queen Alexandra and Royal Image Making
Kate Strasdin, Falmouth University, UK

13. Twentieth-Century Clothing Wholesale and the Dissemination of Mass Fashion in Birmingham and the Black Country
Jenny Gilbert, University of Wolverhampton, UK

14. Conclusion
Serena Dyer, Jade Halbert, and Sophie Littlewood

Bibliography
Index