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020			_a1805260960 _q(hardback)
020			_a9781805260967 _q(hardback)
035			_a(OCoLC)1395538734
035			_a(OCoLC)on1395538734
040			_aES-BaUAB _bcat _erda _cES-BaUAB
100	1		_aMedhurst, Eleanor _978108
245	1	0	_aUnsuitable : _ba history of lesbian fashion / _cEleanor Medhurst
264		1	_aLondon : _bHurst and Company, _c2024
300			_axi, 268 pàgines : _bil·lustratcons; _c24 cm
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_asense mediació _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolum _bnc _2rdacarrier
504			_aReferències bibliogràfiques. Índex
505	0		_aIntroduction -- Part One: We Were Always Here -- 1. Tunics and Violets: Sappho and Her Afterlives -- 2. Christina of Sweden, Girl King -- 3. Anne Lister: Diaries and Dress -- 4. Literary Lovers: 1910s Japan -- Part Two: Paris to Harlem: The Lesbian 1920s -- 5. Paris Lesbos: The Sapphic Capital -- 6. The Queer Modernism of British Vogue -- 7. The Complete Appearance of a Lady: Trans Lesbians in Weimar Berlin -- 8. In the Life: Lady Lovers of the Harlem Renaissance -- Part Three: A Butch/Femme Interlude -- 9. Looking 'Right': The Mid-Century Lesbian Bar -- 10. A Note on Femmes -- Part Four: Miraculous Masculinity -- 11. Breeches Roles and Female Husbands: Cross-Dressed Britain in the 1700s -- 12. Variety: Music Hall, Male Impersonation and a Turning Century -- 13. Gladys Bentley: A Sartorial History -- 14. Stormé DeLarverie and the Dawn of the Drag King -- Part Five: Lesbian Politics, Political Lesbians -- 15. The Lesbian Threat of the Suffragettes -- 16. Uniforms of the Second Wave: Lesbian Feminist Dress Codes -- 17. T-Shirts: The Billboards of the Body -- 18. The Fashion of Liberation -- Afterword.
520			_a"The way we dress can show or hide who we are; make us fit in, make us stand out, or make our own community. Yet "lesbian fashion" has been strangely overlooked. What secrets can it reveal about the lives and status of queer women through the ages? The lesbian past is slippery: often deliberately hidden, edited or left unrecorded. "Unsuitable" restores to history the dazzlingly varied clothes worn by women who love women, from top hats to violet tiaras. This story spans centuries and countries, from "Gentleman Jack" in nineteenth-century Yorkshire and Queen Christina of seventeenth-century Sweden, to Paris modernism, genderqueer Berlin, butch/femme bar culture and gay rights activists--via drag kings, "Vogue" editors and the Harlem Renaissance. This book is a kaleidoscope of the margins and the mainstream, celebrating trans lesbian style, Black lesbian style, and gender nonconformity. You don't have to be queer or fashionable to be enthralled by this hidden history. "Unsuitable" lights it up for the world to see, in all its finery" --Sleeve.
650		7	_aLesbianes _xIndumentària _964646
650		4	_aIdentitat de gènere _978109
650		4	_aHomosexuals _964645 _xIndumentària
650		4	_aModa _xAspectes socials _934556
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