From suffragettes knowingly dressing hyper-feminine to members of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense wearing black berets, clothing has long been a proven protest tactic.

The early 20th century suffragettes were many things — determined, brave, committed. Q&A: 'Suffragette' costume designer says the film called for subtlety, not a fashion showcase - Los Angeles Times ...

White is widely considered a symbol of the suffragette movement of the early 20th century, ... sending powerful yet subtle messages through her clothing for many public appearances to come.

Suffragette, the new film from Sarah Gavron, ... I was interested in designing the film because I knew that there was an awful lot of original clothing in costume houses [and] you can still buy it.

Hillary Clinton was a modern suffragette in Ralph Lauren white for historic ... She’s one of many who has labeled the focus on her clothing as biased — another one of the many burdens heaped ...

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A talk about suffragette-era clothing will take place Thursday evening at the Cowlitz County Historical Museum, even though the museum will be closed for maintenance the week of Jan. 6-11.

While Herbert Henry Asquith, the prime minister from 1908 to 1916, dismissed women’s suffrage as the interest of a small minority, Harry Gordon Selfridge advertised his store’s hats and ...

I wasn't going to write about the white women wearing their white T-shirts to promote the white film about white feminism, but my black feminism wouldn't ...

T-shirts worn by Meryl Streep and her fellow Suffragette actors have been criticised for bearing a slogan evoking connotations of slavery and Confederacy.. Streep, Anne-Marie Duff, Romola Garai ...

Shenanigans buoy the politics of “The Suffragette’s Murder.” From left, Albert Mathew (Matthew Boston), Mrs. Adams (Linda Mugleston), Mr. Jennings (Curtis Wiley) and Mr. Orton (Gareth Saxe).