As human societies evolved, clothing became more than just a basic necessity to protect the body from cold. Both men and women used their costume to display their status and wealth. This additional function of dress was accompanied by the appearance of a wide variety of complementary accessories. These included perfume and scent bottles, jewellery, buttons, buckles, buttonhooks, hat pins, gloves, handbags, purses, fans, parasols and many other items and, since the First World War, objects associated with make-up and smoking. In this book Eleanor Johnson describes and illustrates many of the items that one may come across.
Artikkel nr.
1091392e-385b-5f77-a54a-9d24eaccf726
Egenskaper | |
|---|---|
Språkversjon | Engelsk |
Bokomslagstype | Heftet |
Antall sider | 56 sider |
Foreslått kjønn | Alle kjønn |
Skrevet av | Eleanor Johnson |
Bokillustrasjoner | Ja |
Utgiver | Shire Publications |
Utgivelsessted | London, UK |
Utgivelsesdato (DD/MM/ÅÅÅÅ) | 29/09/2003 |
Utgivelse år | 2003 |
International Standard Book Number (ISBN) | 9780747805700 |
Minimum ordreantall | 1 stykker |
Vekt og dimensjoner | |
Bredde | 149 mm |
Høyde | 210 mm |
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