2.  The study of the shape of the human head for clues of psychological propensities is called________.

Josephine de Beauharnais took part in the ___________ trend of the 1790s, helping to popularize the _______________.

The lounge suit was a popular option for clerks or early-career men in the late nineteenth century because its looser silhouette required less tailoring, making it a cost-effective choice. 

This image is an example of which of the following:

Which of the following was NOT used to structure women’s silhouettes between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

In what way did the industrial revolution NOT impact the development of the fashion industry?

For this Paper Doll Essay question, choose ONE of the two image groupings and respond to the corresponding question. #1. Compare and contrast these two images to consider how eighteenth-century menswear diversified according to time of day, activity, material, and social class. Use at least six examples of relevant garment terminology as part of your answer. #2. The French Revolution dramatically impacted the development of European womenswear. Use these two paintings to compare and contrast the female garments, silhouettes, accessories, and undergarments from before and after the French Revolution, making sure you connect your responses back to the changing social and political circumstances of the day. Use at least six examples of relevant garment terminology as part of your answer.

The codpiece was one of many masculine accessories in the sixteenth century. Which of the following garments/accessories does NOT correspond to sixteenth-century menswear?

True or False. Humanism reasserted the dignity of the human body and the human experience and was an instrumental idea to the development of the Renaissance.

Is the image below representative of a Northern European or Southern European silhouette? What garments are represented?