100 Things to Wear

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出版商： 英国国民托管组织

出版日期 : ‎ 2025年9月4日

语言 ‏ : 英语

印刷长度 : ‎ 224 页

ISBN-10 ‏: ‎ 0707804701

ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 978-0707804705

商品重量 : ‎ 590 克

尺寸 : 15.8 x 2.6 x 18.7 厘米

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

国民托管组织保管着超过 40,000 件服饰 — — 从极其奢华的服装到实用的日常工作服。这本插图精美的书精选了 100 个重要的例子，记录了 500 多年来品味和时尚的变化。

《100 件值得穿的服装》是第一本探索国民托管组织服饰收藏的广度和深度的书，从极其奢华的服装到在托管组织的历史建筑中生活和工作的人们所穿的日常服装。这些藏品来自英格兰、威尔士和北爱尔兰各地的建筑，展示了从都铎王朝到温德拉什一代的丰富生活经历。

《100 件值得穿的服装》文字通俗易懂，插图丰富，配有大量新摄影作品，适合从时尚达人、研究人员、设计师和其他行业专业人士到所有对服装和服饰感兴趣的人。

本书最后附有与历史服装及其生产相关的图解术语表，以及包含重要服饰收藏的托管组织建筑地名录。

The National Trust looks after more than 40,000 items of dress – from attire of extraordinary luxury to practical, everyday working clothes. This beautifully illustrated book features a selection of 100 important examples charting over 500 years of changing tastes and fashions.

100 Things to Wear is the first book to explore the breadth and depth of the National Trust’s dress collection, from attire of extraordinary luxury to everyday items worn by those who lived and worked in the Trust’s historic houses. Held at properties across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, the collection showcases a wealth of lived experiences from the opulence of the Tudors to the Windrush generation.

Accessibly written and illustrated with a wealth of new photography, 100 Things to Wear will appeal to everyone from fashionistas, researchers, designers and other industry professionals to all those with an interest in clothing and dress.

The book concludes with an illustrated glossary of terms relating to historic clothing and its production and a gazetteer of Trust properties with significant dress collections.

艾玛·斯洛科姆是英国国民托管组织服装和纺织品高级国家策展人，自 2006 年起担任该组织的策展人。她的主要兴趣在于早期现代纺织品、室内装饰以及纺织品回收和再利用的历史——她在这些主题上发表了大量著作。

海伦·安特罗布斯是英国国民托管组织的助理国家策展人。她的研究兴趣包括 20 世纪女性、社会和政治景观以及服饰史。2022 年，她与他人共同策划了伦敦维多利亚和阿尔伯特博物馆的“碧翠丝·波特：被自然吸引”展览。2018 年，她策划了曼彻斯特人民历史博物馆的“代表！声音 100 年后”展览。她的第一本书《战斗第一：创造曼彻斯特的 20 位女性》于 2019 年出版。

帕特里克·格兰特是 Community Clothing 的创始人和《Less》的作者，他还因担任 BBC 电视观众所熟悉的“英国缝纫大赛”评委而出名。

Emma Slocombe is the National Trust’s Senior National Curator for Dress and Textiles and has been a curator at the National Trust since 2006. Her principal interests lie in early modern textiles, furnished interiors, and histories of textile recycling and repurposing – subjects on which she has published widely.

Helen Antrobus is an Assistant National Curator at the National Trust. Her research interests include 20th-century women, social and political landscapes, and histories of dress. In 2022 she co-curated Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. In 2018 she curated Represent! Voices 100 Years On at the People’s History Museum, Manchester. Her first book, First in the Fight: 20 Women Who Made Manchester, was published in 2019.

Patrick Grant is the founder of Community Clothing, the author of Less, and is familiar to BBC television viewers as a judge on The Great British Sewing Bee.