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The liberation of the red deer: Teaching idea
This learning resource with detailed lesson preparation and document to be shared for the student about the performance The liberation of the red deer can be used during distance learning without your students having to see the full performance. Do …
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Close the Loop: Circular fashion industry
In a circular fashion industry, designers, producers, retailers and consumers all take into account the full life cycle of a garment. With Close The Loop, Vlaanderen Circulair and Flanders DC guide you through the principles of this sustainable …
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Modemuze: Online collections of fashion museums
Modemuze is a platform for lovers of fashion and costumes in the Netherlands: for inspiration, discovery and deepening.
Dutch museums have numerous large and smaller fashion and costume collections that are not permanently visible to the public due …
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Fashion: The Antwerp six
In two and a half minutes, this video shows a short biography of the six main Belgian fashion designers:
- Marina Yee
- Dries Van Noten
- Ann Demeulemeester
- Walter Van Beirendonck
- Dirk Bikkembergs
- Dirk Van Saene
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Medieval clothing
In the Middle Ages, one could infer a person's social position from his or her clothing. For example, most peasants wore simple clothes, while wealthy townspeople tried to dress more ostentatiously. The clothes of the nobles, the wealthier …
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Why people pick up?: Culture
Here you will find a short presentation on how people all over the world decorate themselves. It's about both fashion and face painting. It is about ritual clothing, party clothes and carnival conditions.
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