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Déguisons-nous / by Thomas, Bill.;
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Subjects: Déguisement; Vêtements; Jeu; Disguise; Clothing and dress; Play;
© c2001., Groupe Beauchemin,

HRH : so many thoughts on royal style / by Holmes, Elizabeth,1980-author.;
Includes bibliographical references."Veteran fashion journalist Elizabeth Holmes expands her popular Instagram Stories series, "So Many Thoughts," into a nuanced look at the style, branding, and positioning of the four most influential contemporary British Royals: Queen Elizabeth II; Diana, Princess of Wales; Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge; and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. Today, the fashion choices of Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle are frequently headline news. More than just wearing beautiful clothes - and they are really beautiful - these women dress with purpose. Their choices of color, silhouettes, and brands send a message about their values, interests, and place within the royal family. But to fully understand what Kate and Meghan are wearing, one must look to two style icons that came before them: Queen Elizabeth II and Diana, Princess of Wales. For nearly seven decades, the Queen has made her wardrobe work for her, settling into a uniform of colorful coats and hats that make her instantly recognizable. Diana unlocked royal fashion's ability to shock and awe, earning a spot on the front page and rejuvenating interest in the crown. Kate introduced a welcome relatability with her accessible choices, unleashing a shopping frenzy in the process. Meghan, a biracial American and a working actor, brought a new audience and aesthetic, as well as her social media savvy to the mix. With one section devoted to each woman, HRH pairs hundreds of gorgeous photographs with extensive research to paint a vivid portrait of each woman's fashion preferences, messaging, and evolution. The sections on each will be a seamless combination of major moments and notable details, from the choice of each woman's wedding dress designer to the meaning of a single bow tied on a ponytail. But mostly, through these four biographies, a picture emerges of the evolution of the British monarchy over the past century, showing royal fashion is so much more than what meets the eye."--
Subjects: Biographies.; Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, 1982-; Diana, Princess of Wales, 1961-1997.; Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1926-; Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, 1981-; Clothing and dress; Princesses; Queens;

Sew classic clothes for girls : 20 girls' dresses, outfits and accessories from the Cottage Mama / by Wilkes, Lindsay.; Quinter, Lindsay.; Lott, Isabelle M.;
System requirements: Adobe Acrobat reader to view PDF documents.LSC
Subjects: Sewing.; Girls' clothing.; Dressmaking;
© c2013., KP Craft,

Knitting green : conversations and planet-friendly projects / by Budd, Ann,1956-; Hancock, Joe.;
Includes Internet addresses (p. 158-159) and index.LSC
Subjects: Knitting; Sweaters.; Women's clothing.; Dress accessories.; Sustainable living.;
© c2010., Interweave Press,

The ancient Egyptians : dress, eat, write, and play just life the Egyptians / by MacDonald, Fiona,1958-;
Who were the ancient Egyptians? -- The mighty Nile -- Cows and crops -- Home and family -- Eating and drinking -- Looking good -- Design and technology -- Mighty pharaohs -- Skillful scribes -- Gods and magic -- Tremendous temples -- Pyramids and tombs --Combines text with hands-on projects to introduce the food and drink, the clothes, the buildings, the beliefs and festivals, and social structure of the Egyptians.
© 2007., QEB,

Look! It's fall / by Oud, Pauline,1963-; Clavis Publishing.;
"Time to get dressed! First my underwear and my undershirt, then my sweater and my pants, and then my socks and my shoes. Besides comfy clothes, I have lots of other things: my cuddly toys, blocks, books, and much more!"--
Subjects: Board books.; Autumn;

Sew adorable : classic clothes for boys and girls / by Mooncie, Vanessa.;
Includes Internet addresses and index."23 easy-to-follow projects for little ones aged 0-3 years that include pyjamas, party dress, dungarees, fairy wings, coat and sun hat"--Provided by publisher.LSC
Subjects: Children's clothing.; Infants' clothing.; Sewing.;

No Brainer. by Beddia, Lea.;
'No Brainer' shows the double standard for girls and school dress codes and the increased challenges faced by curvy girls, even if they are comfortable with their bodies and clothing choices. The themes of dress codes, body diversity and confidence are explored with humour and sensitivity as Liv sticks to her morals and challenges the administration at her school. This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for middle-grade readers who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they dont like to read! Lea Beddia lives in Joliette, QC.Library Bound Incorporated
Subjects: YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Coming of Age; YOUNG ADULT FICTION / School & Education / General; YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Social Themes / Activism & Social Justice;

Steampunk your wardrobe : easy projects to add Victorian flair to everyday fashions / by Taylor, Calista.;
Steampunk your Wardrobe offers do it yourself-ers and crafters an easy and comprehensive, step-by-step guide to capturing a steampunk aesthetic in their fashions. Start with simple, easy-to-make projects, such as embellishing clothing you may already have, and proceed to more complicated alterations. Included are projects for steampunk jewelry, accessories, and clothing.LSC
Subjects: Dress accessories.; Steampunk culture.;
© c2012., Fox Chapel Pub.,

Reclaimed quilts : sew modern clothing & accessories from vintage textiles / by McVeigh, Kathleen,1987-author.; Donaldson, Dale,1983-author.;
"Build a one-of-a-kind quilted wardrobe with vintage quilts! Join Kat and Dale in exploring the world of one-of-kind, work-of-art garments and building a stunning wardrobe. Ten projects are included inside that span from simple accessories, like totes and small bags, to full outfits, including jackets, and dresses"--
Subjects: Patterns (Instructional works); Quilting;

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