10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TEA GOWN»
Discover the use of
tea gown in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tea gown and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cultures of Femininity in Modern Fashion
time, between visiting or shopping trips and the formality of dinner, the tea gown
was praised for allowing women forms of creativity and selfexpression, often
while hosting intimate get-to gethers in a space of female leisure and comfort.
Ilya Parkins, Elizabeth M. Sheehan, 2012
2
A Social History of
Tea
Drawing on the collections and archives of the National Trust, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of the social history of tea from the 17th century to the present day.
3
The Cambridge Introduction to Twentieth-Century American Poetry
One example of Pound's ironic commentary on the modern world comes at the
beginning of section III: The tea-rose tea-gown etc. Supplants the mousseline of
Cos, The pianola "replaces" Sappho's barbitos. In comparing the products of ...
4
Food and Cooking in Victorian England: A History
those with any money to spare were urged to spend it on an actual "tea gown."
The Victorian magazine Beauty & Fashion justified the expense in this way: The
first important item with a hostess in regard to afternoon tea is the selection of a ...
5
The Poems of Eugene Field
THE TEA-GOWN 79 In all their walks the lame shall know And feel my goodness
near; And on the deaf will I bestow My gentlest words of cheer. 'T is by such pious
works as these, Which I delight to do, That men their fellow-creatures please, ...
6
Dressed As in a Painting: Women and British Aestheticism in ...
As artistically inspired teagowns gradually became anacceptable way of
dressingforfashionable women, the useofthe tea gown expanded — often
itwouldbe worn at timesother than teatime, particularly for hosting dinnersat home
. Inthe1880 ...
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Catalog of Copyright Entries: Works of art...
12, 1911: Back of embroidered white lace tea gown—Embroidered white lace tea
gown—Pink voile de sole tea gown.— White chitfon tea gown.—White lace gown.
© Feb. 12, 1911; 2 c. each Feb. 13, 1911; K 20484—20488. Return to the old ...
8
Bus Stop and the Influence of the 70s on Fashion Today
A tea-gown was a woman's at home dress from the late nineteenth to the mid
twentieth centuries characterised by In contemporary usage, any flowing dress of
sheer or translucent fabric in mainly pastel colours, mid calf to ankle length may
be ...
9
The Evolution of Fashion
Florence Mary Gardiner. TEA GOWN, 1897. TEA GOWN, 1897. The aesthetic
movement has also had a marked influence on our taste in a directions, but more
especially in the costume of the last few years; anI though the picturesque garb of
...
Florence Mary Gardiner, 2011
10
The Cut of Women's Clothes: 1600-1930
THE TEA-GOWN In the late 1870's the fashionable dress had become so
uncomfortable that when ladies changed their afternoon dresses before putting
on their evening toilettes they relaxed in their dressinggowns to drink tea.
Afternoon tea ...
