The Cambridge Global History of Fashion: Volume 1: From Antiquity to the Nineteenth Century (The Cambridge History of Fashion)

CONTENTS
PART IV - Fashion, Modernism, and Modernity
21 - Fashionable Masculinities in England and Beyond: Renunciation and Dandyism, 1800–1939
22 - Fashion in Capitalism: Another Modernity, 1800 to the Present
23 - Fashion and Youth in Western Societies: Street Style and Race, c. 1830–1940
24 - Fashion and Time in China’s Twentieth Century
25 - The Totalitarian State and Fashion in the Twentieth Century
26 - Hollywood and Beyond: Fashion and the Fiction Film
27 - Fashion and Non-Fashion Cultures
28 - Fashion and Hypermodernity

PART V - Fashion, Colonialism, and Post-Colonialism
29 - Chinese Coolie Hats: Global Dialogues on a Sign of Servitude, c. 1840–1940
30 - Crumbling Empires and Emerging Nations: Fashion in Europe, c. 1860–1914
31 - Gender, Nation, Fashion, and Modernities in the Asia-Pacific, 1900 to the Present
32 - The Global Politics of Wearing, Buying, and Selling European-Style Dress, c. 1900–1930
33 - Fashioning Diasporas: Jewish and African Experiences, c. 1800–1950
34 - Colonial Fashion Histories

PART VI - Fashion Systems and Globalization
35 - Manufacturing Fashion in the Post-War Period
36 - Producing and Predicting Fashion in Twentieth-Century America and Europe
37 - The Origins and Development of Haute Couture, 1858 to Now
38 - Couture, Prêt-à-Porter, and Fast Fashion since 1945
39 - Casualwear and Its Birth in Japan
40 - Fashion and Globalization: The Politics of Hijab
41 - Streetscape, Shop Window, Museum Vitrine: Displaying Fashion, c. 1800–2000
42 - Fashion and Global Sustainability
Index