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This handy, portable Chrome Garment Rack is your very own, personal wardrobe closet that you can take anywhere with you. Easy to assemble and even easier to break down, this garment rack comes in multiple pieces, none of which require any tools to put together. Capable of holding an entire wardrobe on its 40 wide chrome rod, our rack can extend from 30 up to 60 tall making plenty of room for your long coats or dresses. This rack is not intended for commercial or heavy use. Order one today and keep your clothes organized (and safe) today! Assembly level/degree of difficulty: Moderate.

You STINK! Clean-up on a DEAL! No, not really... but Scent Shield and Scent Blocker formulas work to make sure that you aren't detected by game's sensitive snoots. Powerful liquid detergent that cleans and deodorizes hunt clothing. Get your effective full-body "nose camo" ONLINE now! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Other Scent Shield and Scent Blocker formulas - word search in our Store for 'Scent Shield' and 'Scent Blocker'. 32-oz. Clothes Wash

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With its 24 linear feet of drying space and its easy-to-use design, this folding clothes drying rack simplifies household work while reducing electricity consumption to benefit the environment.

Korea Edition / 21 Tracks CD / OBI / Jewel Case / Music Picture Soundtrack from Japan Fuji TV Drama "Real Clothes" / Manufactured by Ponycanyon Korea / Released and Distributed by Ponycanyon Korea / Made in Korea Feb. 2010 / Track List: 01. Real Clothes (JTK New Remix) 02. Peche Mignon(Album Mix) 03. Always Pt.1 04. Festalica !! (Clap Ya Hands ! !) 05. Always Pt.2 06. Comical Pt.1 07. Sentimental 08. Theme of Kinue 09. Theme of Yusaku 10. Battle 11. Memories 12. Fashion 13. The Space Pt.1 14. Dilenma 15. Real Clothes (Slow Ver.) 16. Peche Mignon (Bossa Mix) 17. The Space Pt.2 18. WAVE RAVE feat. VERBAL (m-flo) 19. Sorrow 20. Reminiscing 21. (Japanese Title) Feat. Juju (Dj Hasebe Remix

This heavy duty "X" frame drying rack features a steel chrome frame with 11 drying rods to provide 25' of drying space. The rack folds for easy storage.

Clothes and Your Appearance is designed to help students understand the role clothing plays in their lives, how to make the best decisions regarding the selection and care of clothing, and how to construct apparel. In addition, students learn about textiles and design, the textiles and apparel industry its history as well as the latest trends, and the many career opportunities in the textiles and apparel field. Information is provided on how to choose a career field, find and apply for a job, and develop the skills needed for success on the job.

This Indoor Clothes Dryer Expands Mesh Top Drying Rack Antique Bronze (19-35W) (5175) by Whitney Design expands from 19 to 34.5 inches. So no matter what size load you have or what space you have to set it up you can adjust this dryer to fit your needs. With nine expandable drying rods you get up to 23.75 feet of eco-friendly and energy saving drying space. And you get an added bonus of a mesh top for laying your favorite sweater flat to dry. When you are not using it, this handy dryer folds for easy storage. It snaps together for simple assembly - no tools required.Part of Whitney Design's classy Antique Bronze collection this sorter is designed for heavy duty use in the mid-price range.Whitney Design is a designer of innovative Laundry, Closet, Bath and Kitchen storage and organizational products. Their mission is to create solutions that make your day-to-day activities easier and more enjoyable.Size: 34.65H x 20-34.5W x 24.75D Inches Color: Antique Bronze Style: Accordion

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All lines parallel-clothes hang straight - Single action open & close dryer - Folds compactly for storage - 2 piece heavy-duty galvanized steel tubular pole - Pre-strung with continuous clothesline - Made with vinyl coated polyester core - 182 ft. of drying area

The foolish emperor is tricked by two "weavers" who claim that their beautiful fabric can be seen only by the competent people in the kingdom. Ultimately, it is the honest child that outsmarts the town in this classic tale that encourages self-confidence. The stories in the LITTLE PEBBLES series have been adapted for children today, while respecting the richness and flavor of the original versions. Children will love the small size of the books, their warm, inviting illustrations, and the fun game page at the end of each tale. Kids will want to read all the books in this popular series.

Metal Clothes Drying Rack. Unlike wall-mounted units, this commercial-grade drying rack can be used anywhere. Sleek rack boasts heavy-duty construction, a rust-resistant chrome finish and angled leg caps for maximum stability. Makes a convenient drying space out of any room in your home! Space-saving unit offers a full 24 linear feet of drying area and folds down to 3 flat when not in use. Top shelf provides ample space for drying folded items such as sweaters. Save on energy costs while protecting the environment and increasing the life of your garments. Dimensions: 41.25" L x 29.5" W x 14.5" H; 8.74 lbs.

Wood drying rack, Fully assembled, Coated bars prevents clothes from slipping, Lightweight, Folds to 3" flat for space saving storage, 25' of drying space.

Illustrated by the beloved creator of Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel, The Little House, and Katy and the Big Snow, here is a delightful version of the tale that boys and girls have loved for centuries. The Emperor himself, his court, and his clothes—or lack of them—are ridiculous as only the master storyteller Hans Christian Andersen can make them. Fifty-five years ago, Virginia Lee Burton added to this tale of fun her own irrepressible humor in pictures and design. This brilliant new edition features Burton’s original illustrations photographed anew, freshly exhibiting her lively concoction of remarkable spirit and beauty.

"Despite my mother’s efforts to tame me, I resisted, holding onto my creature nature until the day she informed me I would no longer be running naked in the yard or showering with my dad. It took a few scoldings before I was transformed from colt to show-pony: a proper reflection of whichever laundered, starched, pressed, brushed, straightened, zippered, tied, and buttoned garment was placed upon me." —From the foreword of Summer Brenner's new collection of short stories, My Life in Clothes These stories explore the charm, tyranny, and preoccupation of clothes, on and off, bought, made, or found, fashion or function, projection or expression, body and soul turned inside out.  

Each period in the history of costume has produced its own characteristic line and silhouette, derived from a cut and construction which varies considerably from age to age. Here are patterns taken from actual dresses, many of them rare museum specimens, illustrated by sketches of the dresses. There are notes on the production of women's dress, with references to early technical books and journals, together with diagrams from some of them. Numerous illustrations show the dresses as worn complete with their hairstyles, jewelry, decorations and accessories.

In 1701 Tsar Peter the Great decreed that all residents of Moscow must abandon their traditional dress and wear European fashion.  Those who produced or sold Russian clothing would face “dreadful punishment.” Peter’s dress decree, part of his drive to make Russia more like Western Europe, had a profound impact on the history of Imperial Russia. This engrossing book explores the impact of Westernization on Russia in the 18th and 19th centuries and presents a wealth of photographs of ordinary Russians in all their finery. Christine Ruane draws on memoirs, mail-order catalogues, fashion magazines, and other period sources to demonstrate that Russia’s adoption of Western fashion had symbolic, economic, and social ramifications and was inseparably linked to the development of capitalism, industrial production, and new forms of communication.  This book shows how the fashion industry became a forum through which Russians debated and formulated a new national identity. (20101101)

Created specially for full-busted women—who must often buy oversized clothing simply so they can button the front—this interactive DVD demonstrates how ladies can sew their own clothes for a custom fit and teaches which size patterns will best fit the neck, upper chest, and shoulder areas. Easy to play and pause during alterations, the DVD first explores full-bust fitting basics, listing the tools needed for preparing a pattern, altering a darted front, pin-fitting fabric, and lowering a bust dart. The presentation then tackles style challenges, such as cut-on sleeves and tops and skirts with a twist. Further design techniques reveal how to transfer darts into pleats and move darts virtually anywhere, while video of everyday women displays the final products. Helping to ease both fit frustrations and wallet woes, these cost-efficient garments—including both the side-panel jacket and the princess jacket—offer full-busted women unique style solutions they can't find in any store.

Fashion is all around us: we see it, we buy it, we read about it, but most people know little about fashion as a business. Veronica Manlow considers the broader signifi cance of fashion in society, the creative process of fashion design, and how fashion unfolds in an organizational context where design is conceived and executed. To get a true insider's perspective, she became an intern at fashion giant Tommy Hilfi ger. Th ere, she observed and recorded how a business's culture is built on a brand that is linked to the charisma and style of its leader. Fashion firms are not just in the business of selling clothing along with a variety of sidelines. Th ese companies must also sell a larger concept around which people can identify and distinguish themselves from others. Manlow defi nes the four main tasks of a fashion fi rm as creation of an image, translation of that image into a product, presentation of the product, and selling the product. Each of these processes is interrelated and each requires the eff orts of a variety of specialists, who are often in distant locations. Manlow shows how the design and presentation of fashion is infl uenced by changes in society, both cultural and economic. Information about past sales and reception of items, as well as projective research informs design, manufacturing, sales, distribution, and marketing decisions. Manlow offers a comprehensive view of the ways in which creative decisions are made, leading up to the creation of actual styles. She helps to defi ne the contribution fashion fi rms make in upholding, challenging, or redefi ning the social order. Readers will fi nd this a fascinating examination of an industry that is quite visible, but little understood. Veronica Manlow is assistant professor in the Department of Economics at Brooklyn College.

Orange Prize winner and shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2008, Linda Grant has created an enchanting portrait of a woman who, having endured unbearable loss, finds solace in the family secrets her estranged uncle reveals. In vivid and supple prose, Grant subtly constructs a powerful story of family, love, and the hold the past has on the present. Vivien Kovacs, a sensitive, bookish girl grows up sealed off from the world by her timid Hungarian refugee parents, who conceal the details of their history and shy away from any encounter with the outside world. She learns how to navigate British society from an eccentric cast of neighbors -- including a fading ballerina, a cartoonist, and a sad woman who wanders the city and teaches Vivien to be beautiful. She loses herself in books and reinvents herself according to her favorite characters, but it is through clothes that she ultimately defines herself. Against her father's wishes, she forges a relationship with her uncle, a notorious criminal and slum landlord, who, in his old age, wants to share his life story. As he exposes the truth about her family's past Vivien learns how to be comfortable in her own skin and how to be alive in the world. Grant is a spectacularly humanizing writer whose morally complex characters explore the line between selfishness and self-preservation.

Based largely on nineteenth and twentieth-century representations of Chinese dress as traditional and unchanging, historians have long regarded fashion as something peculiarly Western. But in this surprising, sumptuously illustrated book, Antonia Finnane proves that vibrant fashions were a vital part of Chinese life in the late imperial era, when well-to-do men and women showed a keen awareness of what was up-to-date. Though foreigners who traveled to China in the early decades of the twentieth century came away with the impression that Chinese dress was simple and monotone, the key features of modern fashion were beginning to emerge, especially in Shanghai. Men in blue gowns donned felt caps and leather shoes, girls began to wear fitted jackets and narrow pants, and homespun garments gave way to machine-woven cloth, often made in foreign lands. These innovations marked the start of a far-reaching vestimentary revolution that would transform the clothing culture in urban and much of rural China over the next half century.Through Finnane's meticulous research, we are able to see how the close-fitting jacket and high collar of the 1911 Revolutionary period, the skirt and jacket-blouse of the May Fourth era, and the military style popular in the Cultural Revolution led to the variegated, globalized wardrobe of today. She brilliantly connects China's modernization and global visibility with changes in dress, offering a vivid portrait of the complex, subtle, and sometimes contradictory ways the people of China have worn their nation on their backs. (4/6/08)

Relating to clothes is a fundamental experience in the lives of most Western women. Even when choice is fraught with ambivalence, clothing matters. From considerations about dressing for success, to worries about weight, through to investing particular articles of clothing with meaning bordering on the sacred, what we wear speaks volumes about personal identity - what is revealed, what is concealed, what is created.This book fills a gap in the existing literature on the ambivalence of fashion and dress by drawing on a wide range of women's experiences with their wardrobes and providing empirical data noticeably absent from other studies of women and dress. Navigating what is clearly a contested realm in feminist scholarship, contributors provide rich case studies of the reality of women's relationships with clothing. While on the surface concerns about fashion or dress may appear to reflect gendered patterns, in fact clothing may be used to challenge ascribed meanings about femininity.

When, how and why do clothes become fashion? Fashion is more than mere clothing. It is a moment of invention, a distillation of desire, a reflection of a zeitgeist. It is also a business relying on an intricate network of manufacture, marketing and retail. Fashion is both medium and message but it does not explain itself. It requires language and images for its global mediation. It develops from the prescience of the designer and is dependent on acceptance by observers and wearers alike. When Clothes Become Fashion explores the structures and strategies which underlie fashion innovation, how fashion is perceived and the point at which clothing is accepted or rejected as fashion. The book provides a clear theoretical framework for understanding the world of fashion -- its aesthetic premises, plurality of styles, performative impulses, social qualities and economic conditions.

Compiled from the world’s finest collection of childrenswear comes an incomparable resource for anyone interested in children’s fashion. From Victorian-era Little Lord Fauntleroy suits to World War II air-raid outfits to baby Nike sneakers, this beautifully illustrated compendium follows a gradual shift in children’s fashions over the last three hundred years. This highly accessible guide includes specially commissioned photographs of over three hundred garments and a rich selection of line drawings, illustrations from sewing and knitting patterns, catalogues, dolls, fashion plates, paintings, and illustrations from children’s books. For an at-a-glance understanding of changes in what has become a booming industry, curator Noreen Marshall offers a detailed introduction and fully illustrated timeline.

Hang laundry practically anywhere with the Household Essentials 40' Single-Line Retractable Clothes Dryer. Wall-mount clothesline may be used indoors or out for drying convenience.

Release Date: February 07, 2006

When mounted to a wall or door in a closet, laundry room or utility closet, our InstaHanger provides instant, easy hanging space for hanging freshly pressed clothes. It's also helpful to use when planning outfits for the day or for travel.

This simple double lever clothes rack keep extra clothes off the floor. The end handles and mid area are adjustable to provide more space in room.Includes wheels to help move easily from room to room. Made with metal and plastic for durability. Provide easy simple instructions for assembly.

The world's greatest fairy tales are retold in a graphic-novel format. Fresh, bold illustrations give these timeless tales a modern edge and will attract even the most reluctant readers.

Features include: •MPAA Rating: NR•Format: DVD