Items where Author is "Tregenza:Liz::"

Tregenza, Liz (2024) From eBay to Vinted: Selling secondhand fashion. In: Digital Fashion Innovation Conference, 2-4 July 2024, Manchester Metropolitan University. Item not available online.

Tregenza, Liz and Riedel, Jana (2024) Dressing up in the collections? Digital dressing and the future of fashion history. In: Beyond the Blockbuster: Exhibiting Fashion Now, 30-31 May 2024, Museum of London Docklands and London College of Fashion. Item not available online.

Tregenza, Liz (2024) Birkenstock in Britain. In: Birkenstock: The Evolution of a Universal Purpose and Zeitgeist Brand. Prestel. ISBN 3791393324 Item availability restricted.

Tregenza, Liz (2024) London Wholesale Couture. In: London Fashion and its Transnational Networks, 22 March 2024, London College of Fashion. Item not available online.

Tregenza, Liz (2024) Knitted textiles, Sportsclothes and the Development of London Wholesale Couture: 1920-1939. Journal of Textile Design Research and Practice. ISSN 2051-1795

Bide, Bethan and Halbert, Jade and Tregenza, Liz (2023) Conclusion: Common threads. In: Everyday Fashion: Interpreting British Clothing since 1600. Bloomsbury, pp. 319-322.

Tregenza, Liz (2023) Everyday Fashion: Interpreting British Clothing Since 1600. Bloomsbury, London. ISBN 9781350232440

Bide, Bethan and Halbert, Jade and Tregenza, Liz (2023) Introduction: Negotiating the Everyday. In: Everyday Fashion: Interpreting British Clothing since 1600. Bloomsbury, pp. 1-16. ISBN 9781350232440

Tregenza, Liz (2023) Learning Through Wear: Experiencing the Everyday Vintage Wardrobe. In: Everyday Fashion: Interpreting British Clothing Since 1600. Bloomsbury, pp. 139-155. ISBN 9781350232440 Item availability restricted.

Tregenza, Liz (2023) Masseys for the Masses: Harry Massey and a London Fashion Empire. In: DATS 2023: Networks and interchange: knowledge, skills and cultures across spaces, 5 October 2023, Ulster Museum (Online). Item not available online.

Tregenza, Liz and Auerbach George, Hannah (2023) Challenging perceptions of fast and slow fashion: 1960s paper dresses and the concept of disposable garments. In: Sustainable fashion: transdisciplinary approaches to innovation, 23 May 2023, The Royal Society. Item not available online.

Auerbach George, Hannah and Tregenza, Liz and Stenton, Marie and Kapsali, Veronika and Blackburn, Richard S and Houghton, Joseph (2023) Challenging perceptions of fast and slow in contemporary fashion: A review of the paper dresses trend in the United Kingdom and the United States during the 1960s. International Journal of Sustainable Fashion & Textiles, 2 (1). pp. 29-52. ISSN 2754-026X

Tregenza, Liz (2023) Wholesale Couture: London and Beyond, 1930-1970. Bloomsbury, United Kingdom. ISBN 9781350245860

Tregenza, Liz and Auerbach George, Hannah (2022) The Business of Fashion, Textiles and Technology: Back to the Future. In: Association for Art History's Art History Festival 2022, 21 September 2022, University of Oxford. Item not available online.

Tregenza, Liz (2022) Jewish immigrants and the early history of London Wholesale Couture. In: The Global Diffusion of Tailored Clothes for Women 1750-1930, 17 September 2022, Online. Item not available online.

Tregenza, Liz (2022) On the Beach or on Bond Street: Knitwear and early wholesale couture 1920-1935. In: Fleece to Fashion, 8-9 September 2022, University of Glasgow. Item not available online.

Tregenza, Liz (2022) Location, London: Promoting British ready-to-wear 1959–66. In: Disseminating Dress: Britain’s Fashion Networks, 1600–1970. Bloomsbury, pp. 165-188. ISBN 978-1350181021

Tregenza, Liz (2021) Copying a Master: London Wholesale Couture and Cristóbal Balenciaga in the 1950s. Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture, 25 (4). pp. 457-479. ISSN 1362-704X

Tregenza, Liz (2020) Starke dresses the stars: Jean Simmons' 21st birthday wardrobe. Film, Fashion & Consumption, 9 (1). pp. 65-79. ISSN 2044-2823

Tregenza, Liz (2019) ‘Mary Quant’, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK, 6 April 2019–16 February 2020. Textile History, 50 (2). pp. 253-255. ISSN 1743-2952