Formation of hats according to social events in Europe from 17th century to the end of the 20th century
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Thepurpose of thisstudy is toexamineformation of hats according to development and historical from ancientages until 20th Century, in Europe. In the first part, the general definition of the hat, an overview of thehistory of thestagewill be discussed.In the following section, the period of the Middle Age sand the Renaissance hat form sand head accessories used during Queen Elizabeth and social events the hats a different location, accupation, and even as an indicator of political commitment to the long history of known is investigated. In the third section, the main objective of the present study, 17th Century era hat forms, forms of men and women in Europe, the social events and directions influenced by the baroque style. The fourth and fifth chapter, 18th Century affect the development of society and technology, examined the effect of women?s and men?s hat style rococo forms. 19th Century imperial period and romantic period of social change in the transition process hat forms, hat styles will be examined. The sixth and seventh chapter, 19th Century industrialization, will be examined the effect to the romantic era and the Victoria era. In Europe, consisting of there a sons will be described in the reflectance classes industrialized effect social classes. Romantic era, men?s hat forms, effect of hat styles will be examined in Victoria?s England. The last three chapter, 20th Century forms at the hat, and an over view of the period will be described. Industrialization of social change in society will be evaluated. 20th Century, hat form speriodically will be examined. Fundamental change in this period, in 1960, between they ears of 1970 to 1999 hat forms of social, cultural and political aspects will be analyzed. Key words: Hat, Community, History of Fashion, European culture.
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Gizem Erkuş
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İstanbul Beykent University
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Gizem Erkuş (Master Thesis). Formation of hats according to social events in Europe from 17th century to the end of the 20th century, 2013, İstanbul Beykent University.
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