Knickers! - History of Underwear
Liza Jones SpeakerNet Sponsor
- Organisation:
- Abucon
- Region:
- East of England
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Professional/Hobby/charity - evenings only
- Fee:
- Free: Groups normally donate £50-70 for my charity
- Category:
- Uncategorised
- Updated:
- 26th November 2018
Knickers! – the history of underwear.
Talk with examples, among others, of Victorian and Edwardian drawers, pantaloons and combinations, and a selection of 20th century pieces such as a range of stockings and suspenders, girdles, a bullet bra, a Liberty bodice, exotic knickers and the modern waist cincher.
Props are passed around the audience and often provoke reminiscences.
For male audiences, includes male underwear.
Views: 2494 | Enquiries: 107About Liza Jones
Are you looking for a lively, informative and educational talk that will keep you and your members fascinated and wanting more? In the last six years I have given almost 300 talks in East Anglia to organisations such as Women’s Institutes, Rotary, Inner Wheel and similar. I have a programme of a variety of talks, with props to reinforce messages with the audience, and am frequently asked back again, having been to many groups several times. Talks can be in person, but to those further afield, I used Zoom.
My background in tutoring adults ensures that talks are captivating, amusing and different - never dull. I am author of the Amazon best seller 'How to Choose the Right Craft for You' and 'Oranges and Lemons . . . and other Citrus Fruit' and a selection of textile books.
I am happy to run through the content of specific talks and can be contacted on 020 7834 1066.
I do not have a fixed fee, but ask for a donation which I then Gift Aid to the East Anglian Air Ambulance. Hopefully you will never need them, but if you do, I know they will come up trumps.
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