Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion Vol 3

EDITOR:Phyllis G. Tortora is a widely published author of textbooks, encyclopedias and reference works, and a specialist on textiles and historic costume. Her books include Fairchild's Dictionary of Textiles, the Dictionary of Fashion, and Fairchild's Encyclopedia of Accessories. She is the co-author (with Keith Eubank) of Survey of Historic Costume: A History of Western Dress, and has contributed articles to Scribner's Encyclopedia of Clothing and Fashion. CONSULTANT EDITOR:Joseph D. Horse Capture is Associate Curator of the Department of African, Oceanic, and Native American Art at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

• Encyclopedia Preface Preface to the United States and CanadaPART 1: Overview of Dress and Fashion in the United States and CanadaThe Geographic and Cultural Region, Phyllis G. TortoraEvidence about Dress of Indigenous People: United States Territory, Jenna Tedrick KuttruffSNAPSHOT: Prehistoric Moccasins Evidence about Dress of Indigenous People: Canadian Territory, Michèle Hayeur SmithEvidence about Dress in the United States, Jean L. DruesedowEvidence about Dress in Canada, Christina BatesPART 2: Fashion in the United States and CanadaIntroduction to Fashion, Phyllis G. TortoraTradition and Fashion, Elizabeth D. LoweTypes and Properties of Fashionable Dress, Phyllis G. TortoraSNAPSHOT: Jeans, Phyllis G. TortoraRegional Differences in Dress and Fashion, Nancy O. BryantThe Textile Industry, Sara J. Kadolph and Sara B. MarckettiThe Pattern Industry, Carol Anne DicksonThe Garment Industry and Retailing in the United States, Rob SchormanFashion Designers, Seamstresses, and Tailors, Cynthia AmnéusTextile and Apparel Industries at the Turn of the Millennium, Kitty G. DickersonThe Garment Industry and Retailing in Canada, Cynthia CooperWriting about Fashions, Sandra Stansbery BucklandShoes and Shoemaking, Elizabeth SemmelhackSNAPSHOT: Hosiery, Nan H. MutnickAccessories of Dress, Celia Stall-MeadowsThe Jewelry Industry, Carol Anne DicksonSNAPSHOT: Hawaiian Jewelry Antifashion, Susan B. Kaiser and Ryan Looysen SNAPSHOT: Beats and the Beat GenerationSNAPSHOT: Lesbian LooksSNAPSHOT: Zoot SuitersBody and Dress, Angela Durante and Jenny EllisonBody Art, Therèsa M. WingeDress Reform, Patricia A. CunninghamEcological Issues in Dress, Jana M. HawleyPART 3: Demographic and Social Influences on DressIntroduction to Demographic and Social Influences, Phyllis G. TortoraChildren and Adolescents in the United States, Jo Barraclough Paoletti SNAPSHOT: The "Fauntleroy Plague" Aging, Nora M. MacDonaldGender, Susan O. Michelman and Kimberly Miller-SpillmanClass, Elizabeth D. LoweFunctional Dress, Susan M. Watkins SNAPSHOT: Mobility in Pressurized Garments SNAPSHOT: Textile Design and Functional Dress Dress for Rites of Passage, Annette LynchInfluence of the Arts, Jo Ann C. StabbFilm, Patricia Campbell WarnerMasquerade Dress, Cynthia CooperTelevision, Patricia A. CunninghamMusic and Dress in the United States, Therèsa M. WingeMusic and Dress in Canada, Martha LadlyUniforms as Work Dress for Civilians and Military, Thomas S. Abler SNAPSHOT: Canada's North West Mounted Police in London, 1897Conventional Work Dress and Casual Work Dress, Colleen GauDress for Recreational Sports and Professional Sports, Susan L. SokolowskiDress for Avocational and Historic-Site Reenacting, Mitchell D. StraussLeisure, Jean L. ParsonsHealth, Jane Farrell-BeckCare of Dress, Patricia Campbell WarnerSNAPSHOT: Wash Day at Mount Holyoke SeminaryPART 4: North American Indian/First Nation PeoplesIntroduction to the North American Indian and First Nation Peoples, Phyllis G. TortoraShared and Unique Traditions and Practices, Joyce M. SzaboThe Arctic, Birgit PauksztatSNAPSHOT: Snow GogglesThe Subarctic, Judy ThompsonThe Northwest Coast, Kathryn B. Bunn-MarcuseSNAPSHOT: History of the Graduation Button Blanket, Sandra PriceCalifornia, David W. RickmanThe Plateau, Steven L. GrafeThe Great Basin, Catherine S. FowlerThe Southwest, Nancy J. ParezoThe Plains, Adriana Greci GreenThe Northeast, Linda WeltersSNAPSHOT: Twined Bags The Southeast, Jason Baird JacksonInfluence of North American Indian and First Nations Dress on Mainstream Fashion, Pamela C. Baker and Phyllis G. Tortora SNAPSHOT: One First Nations Fashion Designer's JourneyPART 5: Cultural Groups in the United States and CanadaIntroduction to Cultural Groups, Phyllis G. TortoraWestern Wear, Laurel WilsonReligion and Dress, Phyllis G. TortoraSNAPSHOT: Identity and Gender in Traditional Jewish Dress, Eric K. SilvermanSNAPSHOT: Amish, Mennonites, Hutterites, and Brethren, Jean L. DruesedowSNAPSHOT: Quakers and Shakers, Beverly GordonSNAPSHOT: Old Believers, Phyllis G. TortoraUtopian and Intentional Communities, Heather Van WormerGay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Persons, Andrew ReillyAntebellum African Americans, Helen Bradley FosterImmigrants Encounter North American Dress, Linda Welters SNAPSHOT: Dress of Norwegian AmericansSNAPSHOT: Acadians, Jenna Tedrick KuttruffAmerican Immigrants of West European Origin, Judy Zaccagnini FlynnSNAPSHOT: ApronsAfrican American, Gwendolyn S. O'NealCaribbean Islanders, José Blanco F.Asian American, Usha ChowdharyHispanic and Latino American, Josephine M. Moreno SNAPSHOT: Jennifer Lopez SNAPSHOT: The Hispanic and Latino Zoot SuitDress in Hawai'i since 1898, Linda Boynton ArthurMiddle Eastern, Mary H. FarahnakianIndex