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Taschen Fashion History 18th-20th Century - Clothing Archive

Name: Taschen Fashion History 18th-20th Century - Clothing Archive
Brand: Taschen

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Explore the evolution of dress with Taschen's *Fashion History from the 18th to the 20th Century*. This richly illustrated volume draws from the Kyoto Costume Institute's world-renowned collection, offering readers a visual journey through centuries of clothing, from elegant saris and kimono to classic business suits. Each page reveals how garments reflect social status, cultural identity, and personal expression, helping you understand the stories woven into fabric. The book's clear layout and high-quality images make it easy to compare styles across eras, perfect for students, designers, and anyone fascinated by the link between fashion and society. By owning this volume, you gain a reference that connects historical context with modern trends, inspiring fresh perspectives for creative projects or academic research. Whether displayed on a coffee table or used as a study guide, this publication brings the past to life and enriches your appreciation of global dress heritage.

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Provides a comprehensive visual record of garments from the 18th through the 20th century, supporting research and inspiration for designers and historians.

Features high-resolution photographs from the Kyoto Costume Institute, delivering clear detail on fabrics, construction, and accessories.

Organized by cultural region and time period, allowing easy comparison of styles, silhouettes, and social meanings across centuries.

Includes commentary on the sociological and artistic significance of clothing, helping readers connect fashion to broader historical narratives.

Printed on high-quality paper with durable binding, making it suitable for frequent reference, display, or gifting to fashion enthusiasts.

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Brand: Taschen
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 3836577917
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Fashion
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 20 November 2019
Listed Since: 08 July 2019

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