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18 Friday / September 18, 2015

Wylie House Speakers Series: Mid-19th Century Fashion

3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Wylie House Education Center
http://libraries.indiana.edu/wylie-house-and-mid-nineteenth-century-fashion

Ashley Hasty, lecturer in Indiana University’s Department of Apparel Merchandising and Interior Design, will discuss the apparel pictured in a 19th century Wylie family photograph. This time period is marked by the caged crinoline which created the ever-expanding large skirts but provided relief from wearing numerous petticoats. A photograph of Arthur and Margaret (Wylie) Mellette provides the perfect subject for exploring mid-19th century fashion. For more details: libraries.indiana.edu/wylie-house-and-mid-nineteenth-century-fashion.

Cost: Free

For more information contact:

Carey Beam
812-855-6224
[email protected]

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