Representing Race in Colonial Latin America
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on fashion’s place within discourses about 'Representing Race in Colonial Latin America':
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on fashion’s place within discourses about 'Representing Race in Colonial Latin America':
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on fashion’s place within discourses about Contemporary Native Fashion:⠀
This week, FRD Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio has assembled a reading list for you on what we have in our library when it comes to the history of dress in China:
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on fashion’s place within discourses about Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican Dress:
The huipil is a blouse-like garment worn by women in Mesoamerica since at least 2,000 years ago. The name huipil derives from the Nahuatl word “huipilli,” used by the Aztecs to denote this garment.
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on fashion’s place within discourses about Mexican Fashion:
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on fashion’s place within discourses about Cultural Appropriation:
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on fashion’s place within discourses about 'womanhood, fashion, and race':
This week, Researcher Laura Beltrán-Rubio is guiding us through what she has found on 'Youth Culture and the Zoot Suit' and its prevalence in fashion: