Getting Dressed in the Eighteenth Century
9:00am - 4:30pm /
Thursday 21st March 2019
/ Venue: Arthur West Room (G22) Abercromby SQ (south)
- Mark Towsey
- Admission: Admission is free, please register here.
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Getting Dressed in the Eighteenth Century
Postgraduate and Early Career Workshop
9.15-10.15am
Ariane Fennetaux (Université Paris-Diderot), ‘Undressing fashion in the eighteenth century’
10.15-10.30am Tea and Coffee
10.30-11.30 Clothing and Everyday Life
Elizabeth Spencer (University of York), ‘Clothing and Conflict: The Separation of William and Catherine Ettrick’.
Rebecca Morrison (Queen Mary, University of London), ‘“I take the Liberty of Informing the Ladies”: Newspaper Advertising and the Eighteenth-Century London Mantua-Maker’.
11.30-11.45am Tea and Coffee
11.45am-12.45pm
Matthew McCormack (University of Northampton), ‘Shoes and the body in Georgian Britain’.
12.45-1.45pm Lunch
1.45-3.15pm Fashioning Identities
Rosanne Waine (National Museums Scotland), ‘The Romantic Revival of Highland Dress: A Case Study of the Highland Society of London, c.1778-1830’.
Montana Davies-Shuck (Northumbria University), ‘Fashioning Legitimacy: Charles II and the Development of a Foppish Identity’.
Sophie H. Jones (University of Liverpool), ‘Following the London Fashions: Clothing, Sociability and British Identity in Colonial New York’.
3.15-3.45pm Walk to National Museums Liverpool
3.45-4.30pm Pauline Rushton (National Museums Liverpool), ‘Dressed to Impress’
Getting Dressed in the Eighteenth Century
Postgraduate and Early Career Workshop
9.15-10.15am
Ariane Fennetaux (Université Paris-Diderot), ‘Undressing fashion in the eighteenth century’
10.15-10.30am Tea and Coffee
10.30-11.30 Clothing and Everyday Life
Elizabeth Spencer (University of York), ‘Clothing and Conflict: The Separation of William and Catherine Ettrick’.
Rebecca Morrison (Queen Mary, University of London), ‘“I take the Liberty of Informing the Ladies”: Newspaper Advertising and the Eighteenth-Century London Mantua-Maker’.
11.30-11.45am Tea and Coffee
11.45am-12.45pm
Matthew McCormack (University of Northampton), ‘Shoes and the body in Georgian Britain’.
12.45-1.45pm Lunch
1.45-3.15pm Fashioning Identities
Rosanne Waine (National Museums Scotland), ‘The Romantic Revival of Highland Dress: A Case Study of the Highland Society of London, c.1778-1830’.
Montana Davies-Shuck (Northumbria University), ‘Fashioning Legitimacy: Charles II and the Development of a Foppish Identity’.
Sophie H. Jones (University of Liverpool), ‘Following the London Fashions: Clothing, Sociability and British Identity in Colonial New York’.
3.15-3.45pm Walk to National Museums Liverpool
3.45-4.30pm Pauline Rushton (National Museums Liverpool), ‘Dressed to Impress’