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Techniques and patterns for making historically accurate period clothing
Jane Malcolm-Davies
Ninya Mikhaila
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The Tudor Tailor is an essential source book for accurately reconstructing clothing from the 16th century, concentrating on the reigns of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I (1509 to 1603).
The evidence available for accurate reconstruction of our ancestors� dress is fragmentary and contradictory. This book aims to disentangle this evidence and show how the many barriers to achieving successful reproduction costume can be overcome with well-directed enthusiasm. It will appeal to educators, costume designers, re-enactors, and people with a general or academic interest in 16th-century dress.
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• 160 pages
• 9 x 11
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• ISBN: 0-89676-255-6
• Costume & Fashion Press
• $35.00 •
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About the Author: Jane Malcolm-Davies
Jane Malcolm-Davies is director of JMD&Co, a live interpretation consultancy. She managed costumed interpretation at Hampton Court Palace from 1992 to 2004 and was lecturer in leisure management at the University of Surrey, where she gained her doctorate in heritage interpretation, until 2005. Her current work includes training front-of-house staff for historic properties, including Buckingham Palace. Jane also undertakes interpretation, evaluation and other visitor studies for heritage organisations such as The National Trust and Historic Scotland.
About the Author: Ninya Mikhaila
Ninya Mikhaila has been making reproduction historical costumes since 1988. She established her business in 1994 after gaining a Higher National Diploma in Costume Interpretation at the London College of Fashion. She has been the principal maker for JMD&Co since then. Her other clients include the Royal Armouries, Historic Royal Palaces, The National Trust, English Heritage and The National Archives.
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