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Fashion Trends, Deadly Ends
Fashion Trends, Deadly Ends
Fashion Trends, Deadly Ends
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Fashion Trends, Deadly Ends

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Take a journey through a gruesome history of fashion.


Rib removal, poisonous dyes, sewn eyelashes...the cost to stay in fashion.


From head to toe, Brianna Malotke tells the tales of deadly fashion trends in history through beautiful poetry.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateAug 8, 2023
ISBN9781088018125
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    Fashion Trends, Deadly Ends - Brianna Malotke

    Fashion Trends, Deadly Ends

    Brianna Malotke

    Green Avenue Books & Publishing LLC

    Copyright © 2023 by Brianna Malotke

    All rights reserved.

    No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher or author, except as permitted by U.S. copyright law.

    Book designed by Green Avenue Books & Publishing LLC

    First Edition Printing

    Print ISBN: 9781088018026

    EBook ISBN: 9781088018125

    From Head to Toe

    Dedication

    Preface

    1.Containing Danbury Shakes

    2.Shake Me Down Death

    3.Uneasy Now

    4.Madness Creeps Over the Hatter

    5.No One is Mad Here

    6.Crown of Pins

    7.Pinned to Remember

    8.Headdress Blaze

    9.The Weight of Society

    10.Powdered Without Regret

    11.Everything Held in Place

    12.Caring for My Beard

    13.Those Belladonna Eyes

    14.Just a Few Drops

    15.Touch of Elegance

    16.Dazzling Eyes

    17.Escaping Tears

    18.Skipping this Stitch

    19.Blind to the Allure

    20.Laughing Blue Eyes

    21.Fashionably Useless

    22.Venetian Ceruse

    23.A Dash of Lead

    24.Blending In

    25.Head in the Clouds

    26.Tie In Place

    27.Collar Death

    28.His Only Vice

    29.Isadora’s Shawl

    30.Draped in Silk and Blood

    31.Alone in a Casket

    32.Precious Radiant Time

    33.Firefly Like Glow

    34.Room Full of Ghost Girls

    35.Sinful Desires

    36.Laced and Sinched

    37.Dire Choices

    38.Hourglass Admiration

    39.Penelope’s Panniers

    40.Gilt Lace and Burnt Maze

    41.Twirling in Tulle

    42.Tickets to the Tomb

    43.Charred Crinoline

    44.Up in Flames

    45.Seaside Social Strolls

    46.Amongst the Metal

    47.Welcome the Silence

    48.Immaculate but Green

    49.Your Dance with Death

    50.Maladies in Mauve

    51.Even in Death

    52.All Consuming

    53.Yearning for Warmth

    54.Melted Dreams

    55.Colorful Secret

    56.Poisonous Hosiery

    57.Bent Beauty

    58.Teeter in Society

    59.Bloody Fitting

    60.Fashion Not Function

    About the Author

    I’m dedicating this collection to my mom, Rachel McLaughlin, as an apology for always killing the mother off in so many of my horror pieces.

    Hopefully, this makes you smile.

    A huge thank you to Marie and Chris for the support and constant excitement you’ve both shown me at every step of the way. What started out as a little post-it note with Write Spooky Stories scribbled on it has finally turned into a book – and I can’t imagine having done it without you guys.

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    Preface

    It doesn’t all lead back to devouring Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, by Alvin Schwartz, but my love of horror and the macabre definitely grew after reading those books in elementary school. Growing up I loved monster movies, scary stories, and everything about Halloween. Along with these interests, I also loved clothing and costumes. Which is how I ended up pursuing apparel and costume design in college.

    In college, I amassed this whole assortment of fun facts from studying and researching for different projects. But it wasn’t until I took a corsetry class at the London College of Fashion that I realized just how chaotic and deadly fashion was during various time periods. While studying abroad I took advantage of the libraries and took a deep dive into researching the topics I didn’t have the time or resources for back at Purdue University.

    One of my favorite things about costume design is all of the research that can go into designing pieces for a show. In my personal time, I do read a lot

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