Dance Costume Theory

Author: Zhang Wanlin
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Publish Date: 2005-10-20
Features: This is an innovative monograph that combines academic rigor with practical application. On one hand, it incorporates academic achievements from related disciplines; on the other hand, through extensive analysis of historical facts about dance costumes, it explores the underlying patterns in dance costume phenomena and the dialectical interaction between dance costumes and the overall charm of dance art. The research perspective is unique, with groundbreaking academic insights, and is accompanied by over 100 exquisite illustrations that are highly relevant to the content, allowing readers to grasp the knowledge within a scholarly built on both rationality and sensibility. This book conducts an in-depth and systematic study of issues such as the concept of dance costumes, their origins, original features, the symbolic and stylistic language of dance costumes, and the artistic design characteristics of dance costumes. Its content not only involves knowledge related to danceology and fashion studies but also encompasses fields such as cultural studies, anthropology, ethnology, folkloristics, fine arts, colorology, aesthetics, history, and design arts.