Seven Ages of Fashion Series - DVD
$629
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Set of 7 DVDs, 26 minutes each
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Fashion is a mirror of political and social change--in short, a reflection of history. These programs show 400 years of British history, from the time of Elizabeth I to Elizabeth ii, reflecting through fashion the enormous changes between the time that Henry VIII forbade women to wear hats to the time when Mary Quant hiked hemlines to the hip.
The Series Includes
- The Elizabethans (1558-1603)
- The Stuarts (1603-1714)
- The Georgians (1714-1790)
- The Regency (1790-1837)
- The Victorians (1837-1901)
- The Edwardians and After (1901-1939)
- To the New Elizabethans (1945-)
Price includes public performance rights.
International Customers: Available only in the U.S.A. and Canada.
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