Topic summary
Chassidic
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Hasidic Judaism.
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- ^ . Fashion Theory. 25 (3): 339–366. doi:10.1080/1362704X.2020.1746115. ISSN 1362-704X.
The figures depicted carry canes, wear a range of footwear (shoes with spats, patent leather slippers, riding boots, hobnailed boots) and headgear (Zylinder [top hat], bowler, panama, homburg or cap), depending on the social occasion they are dressing for. The fabrics varied as well: plain, striped or tweed (particularly for leisure clothing) in black, brown, various shades of grey, blue and green. Overall, the styles depicted in Wiener Herrenmode are the same as those appearing in Fashions for Gentlemen.
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