This Discussion group primarily serves The History of Fashion and Dress Class a free online do-it-yourself study class, formerly offered as a credit class at UAF
It is designed to provide theatrical costumers with a basic understanding of major periods in Western clothing history, and a working ability to research clothing of any culture or era, it is also geared to appeal to the broader social and historical interests of students involved in history, women's studies, sociology and psychology.
This course is publicly accessible by all persons wishing to use the text, discussion boards, or images for personal study. Anyone may view the class lectures, take part in class discussions, and do assignments for their own personal entertainment or education.
there is a similar group in my area. i used to work for a seamstress that made Romany bridesmaids dresses. I found however that dominate was used allot more
I moved to Ireland about 8 years ago. The group I looked at a little closer were the `Irish natives' (how they like to call themselves) or Pavees. Now, the
Hi Lisa, If you find the Gothic Subculture fascinating then you would also find the emerging "Steampunk" subculture just as fascinating. They base their
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My interest in fashion history started from a very young age. I was memorised by a book my grandmother had with plate illustrations of historical fashion from