Modest Fashion: Styling Bodies, Mediating Faith (Dress Cultures)
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Modest Fashion: Styling Bodies, Mediating Faith (Dress Cultures)

by Reina Lewis, Elizabeth Wilson

Religion Cultural Studies Fashion
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Modest fashion brings together questions of clothing, faith, identity, and culture. This book examines how dress styles bodies and mediates religious expression, offering a thoughtful exploration of the ways fashion participates in personal and cultural meaning.

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Modest Fashion: Styling Bodies, Mediating Faith examines modest dress through the lens of dress cultures.

The book considers how fashion can express, negotiate, and mediate religious faith and personal identity.

It focuses on the relationship between styled bodies, cultural practice, and public appearance.

Written by Reina Lewis and Elizabeth Wilson, this title offers a scholarly perspective on modest fashion and its wider cultural meanings.

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