On Men. Masculine Dress Code from the Ancient Greeks to Cowboys. Proceedings of the ICOM Costume Committee in Berlin, Germany 2005 Edited by Regine Falkenberg, Adelheid Rasche and Christine Waidenschlager. ICOM Costume Committee and ICOM Germany. Berlin, Germany. 2006. Price : 8 Euros + 9 Euros postage anywhere. 10 books: less 10%, 50 books: less 20%. Contact: Fr. Yvonne Feldt, [email protected] Contents: Prefaces Ioanna Papantoniou: From Nothing to Trousers: Greek Men’s Lower Body Coverings. Vassilis Zidianakis: La Fustanelle dans le Film “Infusion” de Marcus Tomlinson: Tradition et Innovation. Peter McNeil: Courtier or Macaroni? An Eighteenth-Century Man’s Waistcoat at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. Bernard Berthod: Le Renouveau de Costume de la Cour Papale Laïque aux Dix- Neuvième et Vingtième Siècles. Hanne Frøsig Dalgaard: Gown and Ruff: The Dress of the Clergymen if the Lutheran Danish Church. Aagot Noss: The Bridegroom’s Cross. Jean L. Druesedow: The Sartorial Art Journal: American Fashions for Men. Lucie Doležalová: Men’s Fashion in Czechoslovakia of the 1920s and 1930s in Archive Sources and Museum Collections in the Czech Republic. June Swann: Brekelenkam’s Shoemaker Paintings and Men’s Mid-Seventeenth- Century Shoes. Beata Biendrońska-Słota: Elegant Men and Polish National Costume. Elisabeth Hackspiel- Mikosch: Beauty in Uniform. The Creation of Ideal Masculinity during the Nineteenth Century. Irma Wallenborg: From Peacock to Camouflage: A Tour through the Army Museum’s Military Uniforms. Tom C. Bergroth: Dress Regulations and Reality: A Portrait and a Uniform of 1810. Isabel Alvarado: Ponchos and Mantas in the Textile Collection of the Museo Histórico Nacional. Janet Loverin: Western Dress at Nevada’s “Tin Cup Tea”. Jennifer Quérée: Yarks, Smock-Frocks & Tweedsides: Myths and Realities of Colonial Male Clothing in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand. Yury Piskun: Die Nationaltrachten des Weiβrussischen Adels im Sechzehnten / Siebzehnten Jahrhundert. Sandra L. Rosenbaum: Almost (but not quite) a Renaissance Doublet and Paned Breeches. Katia Johansen: Men’s Costume: Two Major Projects at the Royal Danish Collections, Copenhagen. Adresses pf Lecturers Complete Programme of Lectures and Accompanying Events ICOM Costume Committee, 57 th Annual General Meeting. .