I worry we won’t find as many books or resources as we need for this course! I’d love and hope for as much material as possible that gets specific and relevant.

my favorite protip is start on social media to gain ideas, then begin researching what materials will work, then comb through those

I absolutely love the 1970’s and 1990’s, and have also began to enjoy 1880’s southwestern fashion. I’d love a resource on this!!

A research roadblock that I am worried might happen is that there may be many resources for a specific time period but not specifically about the fashion of the time.

My final for intro to costuming was about traditional Vietnamese clothing and it was the first time I ever really researched a topic about fashion in depth. I learned a lot!

Not particularly!

I am not really worried about having a research roadblock, as I have taken many art history classes in which I have utilized the library and other academic sources for research papers on niche subjects.

There is a way to do advanced searches on the UNM library website and jstor that makes it easier to find resources on specific topics, rather than having to browse aimlessly in order to find what you need.

Theres so many to choose from! I'm not sure!

I struggle with memorizing lots of facts at a time without much hands on research.

Taking breaks is important! If you have lots of things to do, switch between topics to not get burnt out.

i really struggle with time management, and I think the key to good research is having enough time to get into the research flow.

3. I love JSTOR, and catalogs in general! having a specialized database to search from is good

4. Probably a basic answer, but early 90s and 2000s. I’m also very interested in non western fashion

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Genuinely starting with social medias/ images to think about is very helpful.

I love all of them!!!