Accessories to Modernity: Fashion and the Feminine in Nineteenth-Century France

Susan Hiner

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles French Historical and Cultural Studies Literature and Culture Studies

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List of Illustrations Prologue 1. La Femme comme il (en) faut and the Pursuit of Distinction 2. Unpacking the Corbeille de mariage 3. Cashmere Fever: Virtue and the Domestication of the Exotic 4. Mademoiselle Ombrelle: Shielding the Fair Sex 5. Fan Fetish: Gender, Nostalgia, and Commodification 6. Between Good Intentions and Ulterior Motives: The Culture of Handbags Epilogue. The Feminine Accessory Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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