Bloomsbury Fashion Central

Table of contents

• Front matter
  • Map
  • Contributors
  • Encyclopedia Preface
  • Preface to East Asia
• Part 1: Overview of Dress and Fashion in East Asia
  • Geographic and Cultural Introduction
  • Archaeological Evidence: China and Inner Asia
  • Archaeological Evidence: Tibet
  • Archaeological Evidence: Korea
  • Archaeological Evidence: Japan
  • Historical Evidence: China and Inner Asia
  • Historical Evidence: Tibet
  • Historical Evidence: Taiwan
  • Historical Evidence: Korea
  • Historical Evidence: Japan
• Part 2: Fashion and Identity in East Asia
  • East Asian Fashion Designers in Local and International Markets
  • International Fashion in East Asia
  • Wearing Ethnic Identity: Power of Dress
  • Antifashion in East Asian Dress: Power of Uniforms
  • Body Concepts in Korea and North Asia
  • Body Modification: Tattooing
  • Footwear
• Part 3: China
  • Overview: Han Chinese
  • Children’s Dress in China
  • Bridal Dress in China
  • Textile and Garment Manufacture and Retailing in China
  • Cheongsam: Chinese One-Piece Dress
  • Overview: Hong Kong
  • Performance Dress in China and Taiwan
  • Hakka
  • Introduction to China’s National Minorities
  • National Minorities in Guangdong and Guangxi Provinces
  • Zhuang National Minority
  • Li National Minority
  • Miao National Minority
  • Dress and Cultural Memory among the Miao
  • National Minorities Primarily in Guizhou Province
  • National Minorities in Yunnan Province
  • National Minorities Primarily in Sichuan Province
  • Yi National Minority
  • Tujia National Minority
  • Hui National Minority
  • National Minorities in Heilongjiang Province
  • Manchu National Minority
  • National Minorities in Gansu and Qinghai Provinces
  • National Minorities in Xinjiang Province
  • Overview of Tibet
  • Tibetan Minorities
  • Tibetan Jewelry
  • Overview of Taiwan
  • Aboriginal Dress in Taiwan
  • Textile Manufacture in Taiwan
  • Garment Manufacture and Retailing in Taiwan
  • Overview of Mongolia
• Part 4: Korea
  • Overview of Korea: Traditional
  • Overview of Korea: Modern
  • Bridal Dress in Korea
  • Textile Manufacture in Korea
  • Garment Manufacture and Retailing in Korea
• Part 5: Japan
  • Overview of Japan
  • Kimono
  • Festival Dress in Japan
  • Bridal Dress in Japan
  • Textile Manufacture in Japan
  • Garment Manufacture and Retailing in Japan
  • Living National Treasures: Textile and Garment Artists
  • Street and Youth Fashion in Japan
  • Performance Dress in Japan
  • Ainu
  • Overview of the Ryūkyūs
  • Shuri Textile Manufacture
• Online Exclusives
  • Hanji (Traditional Korean Paper) Fashions
  • Hanbok in the Twenty-First Century
  • Street and Youth Fashion in Seoul, South Korea
  • Film and Fashion in Post-Mao China
  • Individualizing Japanese Student Uniforms
  • Japanese Sartorial Modernity
  • Japanese Men’s Fashion Magazines
  • Fineboys
  • Design Innovation by Japanese Designers Miyake, Kawakubo, and Yamamoto
  • The Contemporary Kimono
  • Modern Chinese Fashion Designers
  • Manchu Women’s Headdress
  • Body Autonomy and the Miniskirt Controversy in South Korea
  • The Rise of Unisex in Korean Fashion