- A dressmaker, also
known as a
seamstress, is a
person who
makes clothing for women, such as dresses, blouses, and
evening gowns.
Dressmakers were historically...
- The
Seamstress can
refer to: The
Seamstress (composition), a 2014
violin concerto by
composer Anna
Clyne The
Seamstress (1936 film), a 1936
Czech film...
- Pražský's
Prague Seamstresses (Pražské švadlenky, 1929)". East
European Film Bulletin.
Retrieved 24
February 2020.
Prague Seamstresses at IMDb v t e v...
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group of
seamstresses who
sewed the
spacesuits worn by Neil
Armstrong and Buzz
Aldrin during the
Apollo 11 moon landing.
These seamstresses were emplo****...
- development.
During the
Middle Ages,
Europeans who
could afford it emplo****
seamstresses and tailors. The
vital importance of
sewing was
indicated by the honorific...
- The
Seamstress is a
concerto for solo
violin and
orchestra by the British-born
composer Anna Clyne. The work was
commissioned by the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra...
- The ILC
Dover seamstresses were a
group of
women who
worked for the
International Latex Corporation (now ILC Dover). The
seamstresses pla**** a key role...
- women: the
seamstresses of Old
Regime France, 1675-1791. Duke
University Press. pp. 2–3. Crowston, Clare.
Fabricating women: the
seamstresses of Old Regime...
-
Balzac and the
Little Chinese Seamstress (French:
Balzac et la
petite tailleuse chinoise) is a semi-autobiographical
novella written by Dai Sijie, and...
-
supervising role was
managing the use of
sewing pins by the
seamstresses. Each
seamstress was
given a set of pins with
different colored heads so that...
