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Proceedings
ITAA 2011 Annual Conference
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
November 2 – 5, 2011
History Track
Brett, A., Blinova, V., & Strickfaden, M. (2011). Opening the Book on Design, Disability &
Independence: Investigating Anne Kernaleguen‟s Book Clothing Designs for the
Handicapped
Hasty, A. (2011). Love Will Never Be Rationed: Exploring World War II Wedding Apparel
through Bride Magazine
Hunt-Hurst, P. & Dykes, A. (2011). Uncovering the Body: An Examination of Two-Piece
Underwear in the 1920s
Kincade, D.H., Dull, E.H., Dull A.E., & Quesenberry, P.P. (2011). Using Artifact Analysis for
an Examination of Textile Mills and Apparel and Furniture Plants
Lantz, J. & Bradley, L.A. (2011). Teaching Costume Museum Management, a.k.a. “Costume
C.S.I.”
López-Gydosh , D. (2011). The Celebrity Connection: Historical Personalities as the “Face”
of a Contemporary Fashion Brand, a Fashion History Project
Mower, J. & Pedersen, E.L. (2011). Women's Consumption of Apparel during World War
II: Preliminary Findings
Parsons, J.L. & Marcketti, S.B. (2011). The Story of a Collector: Research and Exhibition of
One Woman’s Passion for Fashion
Tobey, R. & Orzada, B.T. (2011). Polished versus Coarse: Men’s Fashions in Colonial
Portraits, Forging an American Identity
Ulasewicz , C. & Murphy, M. (2011). Influence of World War II on Women’s Fashions in
San Francisco
Wang, X. & Marcketti, S.B. (2011). Fair Competition in the Corset and Brassiere Industry,
1933-1935
Welters, L. & Lillethun, A.(2011). Toward a History of World Dress
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| Transcription | Proceedings ITAA 2011 Annual Conference Philadelphia, Pennsylvania November 2 – 5, 2011 History Track Brett, A., Blinova, V., & Strickfaden, M. (2011). Opening the Book on Design, Disability & Independence: Investigating Anne Kernaleguen‟s Book Clothing Designs for the Handicapped Hasty, A. (2011). Love Will Never Be Rationed: Exploring World War II Wedding Apparel through Bride Magazine Hunt-Hurst, P. & Dykes, A. (2011). Uncovering the Body: An Examination of Two-Piece Underwear in the 1920s Kincade, D.H., Dull, E.H., Dull A.E., & Quesenberry, P.P. (2011). Using Artifact Analysis for an Examination of Textile Mills and Apparel and Furniture Plants Lantz, J. & Bradley, L.A. (2011). Teaching Costume Museum Management, a.k.a. “Costume C.S.I.” López-Gydosh , D. (2011). The Celebrity Connection: Historical Personalities as the “Face” of a Contemporary Fashion Brand, a Fashion History Project Mower, J. & Pedersen, E.L. (2011). Women's Consumption of Apparel during World War II: Preliminary Findings Parsons, J.L. & Marcketti, S.B. (2011). The Story of a Collector: Research and Exhibition of One Woman’s Passion for Fashion Tobey, R. & Orzada, B.T. (2011). Polished versus Coarse: Men’s Fashions in Colonial Portraits, Forging an American Identity Ulasewicz , C. & Murphy, M. (2011). Influence of World War II on Women’s Fashions in San Francisco Wang, X. & Marcketti, S.B. (2011). Fair Competition in the Corset and Brassiere Industry, 1933-1935 Welters, L. & Lillethun, A.(2011). Toward a History of World Dress |