- 1. St Gallen – the story of lace
- (Telling stories with clothes)
- ... I was called “Empire”. Napoleon reintroduced lace to the court. Men only wore it on official occasions. Between 1800 and 1810, the technique of mechanically manufactured tulle was developed in England. ...
- 2. Dress and Personal Narrative
- (Working with clothes)
- ... possible the details of its manufacture or purchase, the history of its use, as well as personal values and opinions. The information might be obtained in the course of an informal conversation, structured ...
- 3. Marking and Labeling Costume
- (Working with clothes)
- ... of the garment: today we are used to looking here to find manufacturer's labels, and it is a place that is usually quite visible without having to handle the garment. However, depending on how it is exhibited, ...
- 4. Useful Addresses
- (Working with clothes)
- ... ) 3, Blackhorse Lane, London E17-6Ds, United Kingdom, tel. 0044.20.70171952 Specialist for costume display busts and mannequins. Manufacturer. IACONO (www.iaconomanichini.it ) Via Golinelli 3, ...
- 5. Take a Closer Look at Costume
- (Working with clothes)
- ... and economic policy. In analyzing the fabrics you get information of where (in or outside the country) and when (pattern helps dating) and by whom (craftsmen or homemade) they were manufactured. The ...
- 6. Clothing and Collecting Policies
- (Working with clothes)
- ... headdress. Information relating to care or manufacture of items – this information will help you care for a garment so that it can continue to tell stories into the future and also help ...
protest dress
folk dress
textile techniques
Tizian
Storing
wool
Weaving
Patterns
traditional outfit
military uniforms
Code of Ethics for Museums
theatre
reused clothes
contents
necklace
cutwork and needlework
boxes
Paco Rabanne
portrait
opera
exhibition
leather
personal identity
holes
Royal Danish Collections
chain-link mesh
receipts
manufacture
Comparative items
crochet lace
museums
clothes
cotton
acid-free tag
braiding technique
marriage
disaster planning
Marking
Sculptors
silk
transportation
Wool
Resource
ombré roll stitch
SPECTRUM
18th century
addresses
Ramie
pants
China
display
fibers
Flannel
symbolism
Felting
identifying fabrics
stitches
story
danger
macramé