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Costume (DK Eyewitness) by L. Rowland-Warne · Booklabria

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Costume (DK Eyewitness)

HistoryPictorial works

Costume (DK Eyewitness)

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First published: 1992
Editions: 8 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Photographs and text document the history and meaning of clothing, from loincloths to modern children's clothes.

Subjects: History
Pictorial works
Historia
Clothing and dress
Fashion
Literatura juvenil

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8 in 2 languages

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