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July 2, 2025Journal of Design HistoryOpen Access

Untold Histories of Fashion, Crafts, Artisanship, and Style in the Archives of Italy’s Former Colonial Museum in Rome

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Article examines fashion artifacts from Italy's Colonial Museum, highlighting connections between colonialism and global fashion.

Key Points

  • Artifact analysis reveals significant connections between colonialism and global fashion trends, deepening understanding of their intertwined histories.
  • The study highlights four key objects from Italy's former Colonial Museum, showcasing their historical roles as colonial commodities.
  • Archival research emphasizes the importance of fashion history, material culture, and colonial exhibitions in understanding design legacies.
  • Findings suggest that examining these artifacts can enrich perspectives on the global fashion system's colonial influences.

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Monica Titton (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af50a1ad7bf08b1ead8c0bhttps://doi.org/10.1093/jdh/epaf021
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