Join the Smithsonian’s Dr. Alison R. Bazylinski to discuss how changes in women’s identity affected fashion and mutually influenced their role in society. How did ideas of citizenship impact clothing from the beginning of the 20th century to before WWII? Did race, ethnicity, and class imbue their dress and fabric choices? This program will explore how a new consumer society was being created where fashion would be defined by American women who played an influential role as both consumer and citizen.

There will be a companion exhibit on display at CCHA.

Sponsored by FNB Bank

Held at the Clarke County Historical Association front lawn, 32 East Main Street, Berryville
$20 non-members