The Cambridge Global History of Fashion: Volume 1

1. Global history in the history of fashion, Christopher Breward, Beverly Lemire and Giorgio Riello; Part I. Multiple Origins of Fashion: 2. Towards a history of fashion without origins, BuYun Chen; 3. Fashion in the ancient world, Michael Scott; 4. Fashion on the Silk Roads, 500–1300, Susan Whitfield; 5. Distinguishing oneself: the European medieval wardrobe, Maria Giuseppina Muzzarelli; 6. The material regulation of fashion: sumptuary laws in the early modern world, Giorgio Riello; Part II. Early Modern Global Entanglements: 7. Magnificence at the royal courts in the Islamic world, Suraiya Faroqhi; 8. Early modern fashion cities: Italy and Europe in a global context, Eugenia Paulicelli; 9. Fashioning possibilities: early modern global ties and entangled histories, Beverly Lemire; 10. Fashion beyond clothing: early modern visual culture of Eurasian dress, Peter McNeil; 11. Fashion and the maritime empires, Meha Priyadarshini; 12. Garments of servitude, fabrics of freedom: dress of enslaved and free diaspora African communities in the mid-Atlantic, c. 1700–1840, Steeve O. Buckridge; Part III. Many Worlds of Fashion: 13. 'Black cloth': status and identity in Islamic West Africa, c. 1500–1900, Colleen E. Kriger; 14. Fashion and moral concern in early modern Japan, Timon Screech; 15. Textiles and fashion in Southeast Asia, Ruth Barnes; 16. Fashion in Ming and Qing China, Rachel Silberstein; 17. Everyday fashion in the Ottoman Empire, c. 1600–1800, James Grehan; 18. Imperialism and fashion: South Asia, c. 1500–1800, Jagjeet Lally; 19. Fashion systems in the Indian Ocean World, from ancient times to c. 1850, Sarah Fee; 20. Fashion and first peoples in European settler societies, c. 1700–1850, Melissa Bellanta.