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The Colonizers

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The Colonized

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Between Colonizers and Colonized

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The Evolving Colonial Class System

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Late 19

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Clothing and Appearance in the Context of Evolving Social Relations 58 Connecting Clothing and Appearance with Race and Class 66

Social and Sartorial Mobilities 69

Clothing, Catholicism and Civilization 72

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Moros 81

Lowland, Christianized Natives 83

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Philippine Style: Late 18

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Women from Northern Luzon and the Visayas 96

1840s
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98

1860 onwards: The Tapís on the Discourse on Race and Class 105

Religious Accessories

120

Jackets and Overcoats

121

Women from the Common Classes

121
Evolution in the Context of the Changing Roles and Images of Women 130

The Education of Women

130

Cultural Representations of

Talented, Upper

Class Women

134
La india rica: The Look and Qualities of Urbanized, Wealthy Women 140

Fashion and the Feminine Character

146
Clothes in the Context of Evolving Gender Roles and Relations 148 Evolution of Lowland, Christianized Men's clothing 161 1820
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1840 onwards

167

Tucked out

171

Evolution of the Attires of Common Men

175

The Relationship between Labor and Clothes 183

Late 19

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Convergence Explained

192

Mestizos

194
Mestizo Women's Fashions: Reconciling Clothes, Class and Race 196

The Two Mestizas

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Mestizo Men

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Racial, Cultural and Sartorial Hybridity 203

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Europeans

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Clothing of Creole Men

208

Clothing of Creole Women

212

Peninsular and Other European Women

216

Spanish Governor

Generals

223
Peninsular and Other European Male Professionals 227

Other Europeans

232

Section Conclusion

240

Chinese in the Philippines

242

The Manchu Style: In Brief 244

The Clothing and Appearance of the Chinese Men in the Philippines 245

John Chinaman: The Wealthy chino comerciante 251

The Middling and Lower Classes

256

Chinese Women

261

Section Conclusion

262

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Hygiene

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Propriety

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Modesty

280

Applications of Colonial Values in Dress 283

Clothing in Colonial Street Spectacles 283

Bajo las campanas: Life under the Church Bells 290

Death and Mourning

303

Rivers and Bathing

314

Leisure Time at Home

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The Spectrum between Everyday and Special Attires 323

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Children's Clothing

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Students and the Appearance of

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Convent School Girls

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Male Students

365

Ilustrados

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Textile Production

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Galleons and Textiles

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Lowland Weaving Traditions 387

Types and Uses of Textiles

398

Textile Distribution

404

Street Weavers

405

Local Marketplaces 406

Provincial Exports To Manila

408

Sinamayeras

410

Chinese Entrepreneurs and Peddlers 417

From Cloth to Clothes

420

Sastres and Costureras

425

The Scrupulous and Unscrupulous Tailors

432

The Maintenance and Upkeep of Clothes 434

Cost of Hygiene

434

Laundry and the Lavanderas 437

Ironing and the Planchadoras

442

Advancements in the Clothes Trade

443

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