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INTRODUCTION

1 THEORIES OF FASHION

1.1 Fashion as Communication

1.2 Identity Formation Through Fashion: Gender, Class, Subculture, Age

2 THE METAPHORS WE LIVE IN – DRESS AS A METAPHOR

2.1 Conceptual Metaphor Theory and Fashion

2.2 Seeing Through Clothes – Fashion as Metaphor in Visual Culture

3 SARTORIAL PRACTICES AND METAPHORS IN THE REPRESENTATIONS OF THE BRITISH SUFFRAGETTES AND THE FLAPPERS

3.1 Fashionable Suffragettes

3.2 The Flappers and Their (Mis)representation in the British Media

4 THE UNIFORMED FEMINITY OF THE WARTIME FASHIONS

4.1 Civilians in Uniforms – Sartorial Representations of Female Identity During the WWI

4.2 Utility Fashion and Military Women of WWII

5 THE POST-WAR SUBCULTURAL REBELLION AND WOMEN’S FASHION OF THE TEDDY GIRLS, MODS AND PUNKS

5.1 The Teds

5.2 The Mods

5.3 The Punks

6 ANTI-FASHION OF THE SECOND WAVE FEMINISM

6.1 British Second-Wave Feminism, Spare Rib, and Fashion

6.2 Feminist Fashion in Anti-feminist Cartoons

7 POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND FEMALE FASHION IN THE 1990s

7.1 British Political Institutions and Their Dress Codes as Metaphors

7.2 British Women in Politics: Betty Boothroyd’s Style as a Metaphor of Tradition

CONCLUSION

Works Cited

Index