The Anatomy of Fashion: Dressing the Body from the Renaissance to Today

Susan J. Vincent

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Abbreviations Prologue: Approaching the past 1. Head and neck 2. Breasts and waist 3. Hips and bottom 4. Genitals and legs 5. Skin Epilogue: Fashioning the body today

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