The writer discusses deficits in the analyses of clothing in 18th-century portraits. She reviews how costume specialists, art historians, and social historians have considered the apparel shown in such portraits, particularly in portraits by John Singleton Copley. She points out that in the 1996 ...
In the 18th century, the development of a characteristically European urban costume proceeded with particular intensity. The model for all Europe remained the French costume, which in turn was influenced to some extent by English clothing. The noblemen’s dress that had been established in the seco...
expensive materials, lavishly decorated, whereas the common people dressed in simpler, coarser fabrics. In the 18th century, the fashion industry in France began to rise, gradually shaping the modern apparel industry. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, advancements in textile te...
But Crusoe and Friday help him take back the ship. After that,they leave the island.This book was very (10)___(欢 )in past years. People liked the book because they liked Crusoe. In the 18th and 19th century,many people wanted to be "self-made" in the way Crusoe was "self-made"...
In the 18th and 19th centuries, clothing styles began to change more rapidly. This was due in part to the Industrial Revolution, which made new materials and manufacturing techniques available. In the 20th century, clothing styles became more casual and informal. This was due in part to the ...
An 18th century clothes press, an example of the humbler type of furniture once found on farms and in country inns Antiques & Collecting: Restoring dignity to rural furniture; Richard Edmonds recommends a book which details the history of humble English country furniture More results ► Dictionary...
The 20th century witnessed a revolution in fashion, with new styles and movements emerging. The flapper fashion of the 1920s challenged traditional gender norms, featuring shorter hemlines and looser silhouettes. In the 1960s, the youth-driven counterculture influenced fashion, with the rise of mini...
The ‘barette’ long worn by the east European Jews (until after the 18th century) seems to have been ‘a symbol of learning’. At first the ‘barette’ was everyday wear, but later it was only worn in the synagogue and was known as’ schabbes deckel’. See: A. Rubens, A History...
If I met you I might briefly imagine you in 18th century clothing or the raiment of Utzi or pharaonic trappings.— Annie Proulx, quoted in The Houston Chronicle, 23 September 2017 It is still occasionally seen these days, but more frequently to mean something closer to “style”: When I...
(3)Pleaseput your dirty ___ in the laundrybasket.(clothes/clothing/garments) (4)Themuseum displays traditional ___ from the 18thcentury.(garments/clothes/clothing) (5)___donation is encouraged during the charityevent.(Clothing/Garments/Clothes) 3.判断题(共3题,每题4分) (1)"Clothes"可接复...