Dr Hannah Rumball-Croft
2026
The Ulster Tailor 1828 - 1883: From Shop Boy to Royal Clothier2023
The Ladies Ulster in the 1870s and 1880s: From “Eccentric-Looking” to “Beau Ideal”2018
British Quaker Women's Fashionable Adaptation of their Plain Dress, 1860–19142016
Visibility and Invisibility2025
“She could not see him put his arms around his female customers to take their measure and maintain her composure”: Tact, timidity, and touch in women’s tailoring2025
The Ladies Ulster: “Ulsters were decidedly regarded as essentially masculine attire”2024
The Ulster Ulster2020
How waterproof were Ulsters? Analysing the waterproof claims of Ladies c 19th ulsters2019
As “a hedge, as a convenience, a good thing”: Elizabeth Petipher Cash’s continued fashioning of a Plain appearance2018
“It makes us cringe these days”: Killerton House National Trust and the alteration of Elizabeth Petipher Cash’s everyday Quaker bonnets2017
British Quaker Women’s abandonment of Plain Quaker attire, 1860-19142016
Negotiating Simplicity and Extravagance in Nineteenth Century Quaker Dress: Restraint and Excess in the Clothing Worn by Eleanor Stephens Clark and Helen Bright Clark of Street2025
What is Fashion? Conference2024
Book review: Sanda Miller, Images on the Page: A Fashion Iconography2021
Fashion and Materiality: Cultural Practices in Global Contexts, ed. by Heike Jenss and Viola Hofmann2023
"We Must Hope That the Moderates with Their Quiet Attire Are the Rising Section": British Women Friends’ Relinquishment of Plain Dress2019
Symposium Review: Reframing 19th-century Fashion and Dress Symposium2018
A Celebration of Plainness: Worthing Museum’s Quaker Wedding Bonnet, 18432018
A Celebration of Plainness: Worthing Museum’s Quaker Wedding Bonnet, 18432018
Conference review: Restraint and Excess in Fashion: Costume Colloquium V, 16 – 20 November, 2016, Florence, Italy2017
Conference Review: From Quakers to Cowboys