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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"men's clothing"”.

  1. Joyce-Page Men's Clothiers

    Prior to opening a retail men's clothing store, William Page and James Joyce had been good friends for fifteen years. This friendship had been the result of a chance meeting at a clothing manufacturer's fair. As a Tennett Company manufacturer's representative, Joyce had impressed Page and sold him …

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  2. Eighteenth Century Men's Civilian Waistcoats

    … studies of the history of eighteenth century men's clothing have been written by authors such as Zilla Halls, Avril Hart, and Norah Waugh. However, a cursory review of costume literature reveals a lack of academic study on specific men's garments and their history. This work focuses on …

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  3. Clothing acculturation history of Korean immigrants: 1903-1950

    Clothing acculturation is defined as the "changes within a individual in clothing as well as cultural attitudes, values, and behaviors as a result of continuous firsthand contact between the cultural group to which he or she belongs and another cultural group". The Purpose of this research is to …

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  4. "Suitable for all parts": the transformation of menswear in the early American Republic, 1780-1830

    … mid-Atlantic and in rural New England, ordinary men redefined the style and significance of democratic dress in the new American Republic. The story of early American men's fashion is incomplete so long as it ignores the man in the street. The first chapter of this thesis examines the stylistic …

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  5. The development of a model for the interpretation of fashion meaning in South African men's leisurewear

    … submitted in compliance with the requirements for the Masters Degree: Fashion, Durban Institute of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2004.

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