Books about the same subject are assigned the same shelfmark number. You'll find the number on the spine of each book. Here is a selection of shelfmarks for Fashion and Footwear:
Clothing Industry 338.47687
Costume and fashion 391
Fashion design and costume 391
Fashion illustration 741.672
Fashion photography 778.99391
Footwear: Industry economics 338.476853
Footwear: Manufacturing 685.31
Knitting 677.02824 & 746.432
Lingerie 391.42
Sewing, clothing 646
Shoes 391.413
Shoes: Fashion 391.413
Textiles 677
Textile Design 677.022
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Narrates indie's evolution- from a 1980s British music subculture into a 21st-century international fashion phenomenon.
Shows how the material interacts forcefully with the personal and political.
Designers are increasingly treated as 'artists', as fashion moves towards art and enters the gallery, museum, and retail space.
You look good in those jeans. But are those jeans themselves good?
Focuses on its performance on the employment front since the 1980s.
This book evaluates fashion trends, what factors have led to new trends and how the factors supporting fast fashion differ from those of the past.
With essays spanning the 17th century to the present day, Fashioned from Nature examines our dependence on the natural world.
Reveals how one campaign can provoke contrasting reactions and forms of market change.
Costume museums; Museum exhibits Social aspects.
Feminine beauty (Aesthetics); Body image in women.; Body image in women Social aspects.
Analyses the social and cultural status of high streets in the age of recession and austerity.
Explores the arguments presented by pioneering women and their collaborators for embroidery to be considered as art.
Cotton has been at the heart of the Subcontinent's economy for millennia.
A unique collection of works from 20 very different creative minds.
