The following sources were consulted in the preparation of the article “Strange laws from the past that controlled how people could dress.”
- Regulating Excess: The Cultural Politics of Consumption in Tokugawa Japan
- Women’s Fashion and the Renaissance: Considering Fashion, Women’s Expression, and Sumptuary Law in Florence and Venice
- Sumptuary Laws
- The Right to Dress: Sartorial Politics in Germany, c. 1300–1750
- Ancient Roman Clothing: Fashion & Personal Adornment in Rome
- Parisian Women Legally Allowed to Wear Pants for the First Time in 200 Years
- Jewish Hats in the Middle Ages
- Col. Sherrell, Supt. of Public Buildings and Grounds, has issued an order that bathing suits at the Wash[ington] bathing beach must not be over six inches above the knee
- Uniforms Act 1894
- El motín de 1766 y la constitución del Estado
- The Law on Headdress and Regulations on Dressing in the Turkish Modernization
