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Refashioning the Renaissance: Everyday dress in Europe, 1500–1650

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Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nList of figures page ix\\\\r\\\\nList of tables xvii\\\\r\\\\nNotes on contributors xviii\\\\r\\\\nAcknowledgements xxiii\\\\r\\\\nIntroduction: Refashioning the Renaissance\\\\r\\\\nPaula Hohti 1\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nPART I Innovation and imitation\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\n1 Transformations in textiles, 1400–1760 27\\\\r\\\\nJohn Styles\\\\r\\\\n2 Ribbon culture in early modern Italy 64\\\\r\\\\nAndrea Caracausi\\\\r\\\\n3 Imitation in early modern artisan fashion 79\\\\r\\\\nSophie Pitman\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus i: Imitation of fur 101\\\\r\\\\nSophie Pitman\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus ii: Knitted stockings 107\\\\r\\\\nPiia Lempiäinen, Paula Hohti\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus iii: Stamped mock-velvet doublet 120\\\\r\\\\nSophie Pitman\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nPART II Adornment and display\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\n4 Né vera né falsa: non-elite ownership of pearls in early modern\\\\r\\\\nItaly 135\\\\r\\\\nMichele Nicole Robinson\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nviii Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\n5 Adorning the everyday: male artisan jewellery in early modern\\\\r\\\\nEngland 151\\\\r\\\\nNatasha Awais-Dean\\\\r\\\\n6 Dressed to kill: arms, armour and protective attire in\\\\r\\\\nRenaissance men’s middle- and lower-class dress 170\\\\r\\\\nVictoria Bartels\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus iv: Embodied experience of a\\\\r\\\\ntailor-made doublet 190\\\\r\\\\nValerio Zanetti\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus v: Digital doublet 197\\\\r\\\\nMaarit Kalmakurki\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus vi: Imitation of amber and pearls 202\\\\r\\\\nMichele Nicole Robinson\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nPART III Status and credibility\\\\r\\\\n7 The dissemination of fashion: consumption habits and\\\\r\\\\nnon-essential textile goods in early modern Italian artisan\\\\r\\\\ninventories 211\\\\r\\\\nStefania Montemezzo\\\\r\\\\n8 Artisan attire and the politics of dress in seventeenth-century\\\\r\\\\nTallinn 228\\\\r\\\\nAstrid Wendel-Hansen\\\\r\\\\n9 The clothing of the contadina: women’s work, leisure and\\\\r\\\\nmorality, 1550–1650 247\\\\r\\\\nElizabeth Currie and Jordan Mitchell-King\\\\r\\\\n10 Practical, professional and prosperous: dressing the artisans\\\\r\\\\nand small shopkeepers in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century\\\\r\\\\nDenmark 265\\\\r\\\\nAnne-Kristine Sindvald Larsen\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus vii: Caring for clothes 280\\\\r\\\\nAnne-Kristine Sindvald Larsen\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus viii: Colour 288\\\\r\\\\nPaula Hohti\\\\r\\\\nexperiment in focus ix: Lace 295\\\\r\\\\nElena Kanagy-Loux\\\\r\\\\nBibliography 306\\\\r\\\\nIndex 339

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Manchester : Manchester University Press., 2025

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xxiii, 376 hlm. : 24 x 17 cm

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978-1-5261-6465-0

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Clothing and dress--Europe--History--16th century
Clothing and dress--Europe--History--17th century
Working class--Clothing--Europe--History

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