Intro
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Introduction: Religion, Attire, and Adornment in North America
Part I. Theological Adornment
1. Seventh-day Adventist Dress: "An Index to the Heart"
2. Clothing Spiritual Reality: The Sartorial Styles of Mary Baker Eddy
3. Faith, Fashion, and Film in the Jazz Age: Catholic Vestments Encounter the Roaring 1920s
4. Power Before Thrones of God and Man: Women, Adornment, and Public Life in White American Pentecostalism
Part II. Identity Adornment
5. Holy Dashikis! Black Sartorial Nationalism and Black Israelite Religion
6. Refined Bodies: Clothing as a Visual Signifier of Piety for Mormon Women in America
7. The Christian Tattoo: Much More than Skin-Deep
8. "Queens of the Earth": The MGT Uniform as a Form of Identity Creation and Nation Building
Part III. Negotiated Adornment
9. "Ye Shall be Naked in Your Rites": Ritual Attire and Ritual Nudity (Skyclad) in North American Wicca
10. Amish Vogue: Performing Fashion in the Plain World
11. "Your Religion is Showing": Negotiation and Personal Experience in Mormon Garments
Part IV. Activist Adornment
12. Dressed for Glory: White Uniforms in African American Church Traditions as Visual Political Theology
13. "The Hare Krishna Look": ISKCON Adornment as Religious Activism
14. Religious Dress, the Church of Body Modification, and the First Amendment
Discussion Questions
Suggested Reading List
List of Contributors
Index