Cass to say that you and I are obsessed with collecting fashion history books is of course a bit of an understatement and

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Welcome to dressed, The History of Fashion, a podcast where we explore the who, what, when, of why we were we explore the who what when of why we wear. We are fashion historians and

your hosts Cassidy Zachary and April Callahan. Cass I think it's absolutely necessary that we need to start this week's episode by first

setting up the scene. We talked at length about this last week on our episode

about fashion and politics but I think we might need a brief refresh before we can talk about an

especially captivating group that emerged in the wake of the French Revolution.

Yes, today we speak about the amazing looks worn by some of fashion's first hipsters, the

Encroyable and the Marveyus, the incredible and marvelous ones, so named due to their distinctive manner of dress and

stylish affectations. But before we can get to that, let's check back into where we

left off last week, and that is with the very sad execution of

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