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Marketing and retailing clothing and fashion – the long view, Guest Editor: Alison Toplis

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Guest editorial: Marketing and retailing clothing and fashion – the long view

Alison Toplis
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“Get rid of fashion”: The Salvation Army’s marketing and retailing of clothing in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Flore Janssen; Ruth Cooper Macdonald
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Marketing and consuming Beijing Opera (Jingju) costumes in pre-1949 China: a special stage costume with multilevel meanings

Tony Yan
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MISS KIN in the world of fashion: 1902–1939

Tomas Jelinek
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Styling the suburbs: Irene Sherman’s dress shops and fashion networks in the twentieth century

Liz Tregenza
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“The coat of the age”: the Kul-e-Tuk brand parka, Inuit cultural appropriation and the commercialization of settler Canadian identity

Alexis Walker
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