Our Refashioning the Renaissance team is meeting in London for a two-day workshop on 4–5 October, and we are joined by our Advisory Board member Professor John Styles and Postdoctoral Scholar Sophie Pitman from The Making and Knowing Project. This ...
Dressing the Early Modern Network 2018 Conference A Taste for the Exotic: Cross-Cultural Influences in Early Modern Dress and Textiles is organised in Riggisberg, Switzerland on 27–28 September 2018. The aim of the conference is to focus on the cross-cultural influences in dress and textiles, and ...
On 20-21 September, Paula Hohti, Michele Robinson and Piia Lempiäinen are joining the Artisans of the Surface in Early Modern Europe, 1450–1750 by the Renaissance Skin project in King's College London. The workshop focuses on how early modern artisans shared skills ...
Last spring our Principal Investigator Paula Hohti was interviewed for Finnish Boradcasting Company YLE Radio 1, and now the interview has been published! Paula talks with journalist Sini Sovijärvi about our research project, artisan fashions and sumptuary laws. YLE also published a ...
Refashioning the Rrenaissance project is pleased to invite everyone to a seminar Fashion and Popular Groups in Renaissance Europe, organised together with the University of Padova Department of Historical and Geographic Sciences and the Ancient World on Thursday 10 May in Sala ...
We have just sent the first Refashioning the Renaissance newsletter out to all our subscribers! In the newsletter we tell a little bit about our project and our future plans. If you want to keep up with the work we ...
In December 2016, European Research Council awarded Professor Paula Hohti a 2 million euro consolidator grant for her project Refashioning the Renaissance: Popular Groups and the Material and Cultural Significance of Clothing in Europe 1550-1650. The project is hosted by ...