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"Title Page" -- "Copyright Page" -- "Contents" -- "List of Illustrations" -- "Acknowledgments" -- "Foreword" -- "Chapter 1: Introduction: Europe and the People Without Fashion" -- "The argument for a global history of fashion" -- "Excluding the rest of the world from fashion " -- "Chapter 2: The Lexicon of Fashion" -- "Etymology of fashion terms" -- "Recommended terminology" -- "Chapter 3: Fashion Systems" -- "Key fashion theories" -- "Chapter 4: How We Got Here" -- "Early writings to 1900" -- "Twentieth and twenty-first centuries" -- "The new fashion history" -- "Chapter 5: Fashion Systems in Prehistory and the Americas" -- "Archaeology as a source of evidence" -- "Beads and tattoos" -- "Fashion systems among southern New England's Native Americans" -- "Fashion systems in Mesoamerica" -- "Fashion systems in South America" -- "Chapter 6: Fashion Systems and Trade Networks in the Eastern Hemisphere" -- "Luxury trade in the Ancient Near East" -- "Luxury trade on the Silk Road" -- "Fashion systems in the Byzantine Empire" -- "Ottoman style" -- "The Ottomans and the Persians: A shared heritage " -- "Safavid Persian style " -- "Kebaya fashions in Java" -- "Chapter 7: Fashion Systems in East, South, and Southeast Asia" -- "Fashion in China's Tang and Qing dynasties" -- "Korean Hanbok reconsidered" -- "The art of fashion in Japan" -- "Indian dress as fashion" -- "Fashion and Javanese batik design" -- "Chapter 8: Alternative Fashion Histories in Euro-America" -- "The problem of "The Birth of Fashion"" -- "Excluding pre-1340 from the fashion discourse" -- "Excluding the non-elite from fashion" -- "Chapter 9: Global Fashion" -- "Globalization and interdisciplinary Histories of dress" -- "Fashion in Polynesia: Hawai'i " -- "Local-global style in sub-Saharan Africa" -- "Colonialism and fashion in Cambodia