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A beautiful and informative primer on why materiality matters. Both everyday and extraordinary fashions become legible under Ingrid Mida’s guidance, opening new possibilities for research. * Annette Becker, Curator and Director of the Texas Fashion Collection, University of North Texas, US * Thought-provoking… engaging and accessible… I look forward to using this inspiring book when introducing students to the study of fashion objects. * Bethan Bide, Lecturer in Fashion History, University of York, UK * Teaches students to see the beauty in rips and stains, construction and cut. It takes us deep into the guts of garments, and guides students to tease out the tales our clothes can tell. * Serena Dyer, Associate Professor, History of Fashion and Material Culture, De Montfort University, UK and author of Material Lives * An invaluable resource for students and specialists and a timely addition to the canon of dress history. * Vicky Haddock, Project Assistant Curator, Historic Royal Palaces and Lecturer, University of Brighton, UK *

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Ingrid E. Mida is an art and dress historian with a PhD in Art History and Visual Culture and the author of The Dress Detective (Bloomsbury, 2015), Reading Fashion in Art (Bloomsbury, 2020), and Dressing & Undressing Duchamp (Bloomsbury, 2022). She is a Research Fellow at the Modern Literature and Culture Centre at Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada. Ingrid has acted as a consultant to museums and private collectors in helping date and interpret photographs, artworks, and dress artifacts and has lectured in universities and museums in North America, Europe, and the UK.

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