Publishes results of a study monitoring the direction of front closures 1860-1920 to discern how the standard to right-over-left emerged for women. Illustrations of clothing in periodicals were compared with extant garments from the same period. Author concludes that the development of right-over-left closures for women grew steadily between 1860 and 1920, but left-over-right had become the norm for men at least a century earlier. All of the extant menswear found buttoned left-over-right, but only two-thirds of the womenswear found fastened right-over-left.
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