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The John Batchelor Show

PREVIEW FRANCE: Author Anne Higonnet, "Liberty, Equality, Fashion," reports how the turmoil of the revolution produced rethinking of fashion as well. More.

The John Batchelor Show

John Batchelor

Society & Culture, Arts, News, Books

4.52.8K Ratings

🗓️ 6 July 2025

⏱️ 4 minutes

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PREVIEW FRANCE: Author Anne Higonnet, "Liberty, Equality, Fashion," reports how the turmoil of the revolution produced rethinking of fashion as well. More.
1807 JOSEPHINE

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1:04.6

This is John Batchelor, a conversation with Professor Anne Higone.

1:10.6

Her new book, Liberty, Equality, Fashion, women who styled the French Revolution.

1:14.5

One was named Terezia, another was named Juliet,

1:20.0

and the third, sometimes called Josephine, wife of Bonaparte.

1:25.8

The revelation was in painting, in dress, and in material.

1:31.5

Here the professor introduces us to muslin, very, very refined muslin,

1:40.9

that freed women's bodies after the generations of corsets and whalebone and constriction to move in a room grace gracefully and to be painted in that Muslim dress

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