China Chic: East Meets West

Valerie Steele · John S. Major

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles Chinese history and philosophy Cultural History and Identity Formation

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An exploration of the evolution of Chinese dress, from the dragon robes and lotus shoes of the imperial era to the modern Mao suit. It demolishes the myth of an ancient, unchanging mode of dress. The text is supplemented by six essays by scholars of Chinese dress.

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