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The psychology of dress (1920)

Parsons, Frank Alvah, 1868-1930 · Garden City, New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 150

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ance. This doubleideal in regard to dress surely belongs to cultured peopleonly. A little later we find an author bewailing thetendency to destroy art and class distinction, saying,There is no longer any difference in the appearance ofthe wives of the nobles and the burghers, a conditionakin to… … END OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. TUSCAN LADY OF THE HIGHRENAISSANCE. NOTICE PARTICULARLY THE METHOD OF DRESS-ING THE HAIR AND THE MATERIALS OF THE DRESS.

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