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Dress the history of fashion is a production of dress media.

With over 8 billion people in the world, we all have one thing in common. Every day, we all get dressed.

Welcome to Dressed, the history of fashion, a podcast where we explore the who, what, when, of why we wear.

We are fashion historians and your host, April Callahan, and Cassidy Zachary.

Dress listeners, for the entirety of our lives we've all done it but have

you ever thought about why you do it and if you're wondering what the heck is Cassidy talking about

today's episode is dedicated to the curious history of closing clothes something we all have

experience with but perhaps have never really

taken a moment to consider. So today we are going to explore some of the origin stories of the

apparatus that allow us to fasten the clothes we wear to our bodies. And let's just say that perhaps

faster as April put the fasten into fascinating fascinating because these stories are incredibly interesting.

Yes, and some of them surprised me, even though I knew just a little bit here and there about them.

But obviously, this is a huge subject. It covers thousands of years of fashion and dress history.

So we had to narrow down our focus today to three specific types

of fasteners. We're going to cover sippers, Velcro, and magnets of all things. So in the vast

history of fasteners, there are of the more recent innovations, and thus their origin stories are

easier for us to pinpoint, mainly thanks to the fact that as products of the more recent innovations, and thus their origin stories are easier for us to pinpoint,

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