El Cruce Entre Moda Y Poder. La - Sandra Antune... -

: Despite her role in the Spanish court, the queen frequently relied on Parisian tailors to craft her garments, demonstrating the dominance of French fashion in European courts at the time.

The text focuses on how the queen used her appearance to construct a symbolic figure of authority: El Cruce Entre Moda Y Poder. La - Sandra Antune...

is an academic study by art historian Sandra Antúnez López that explores how fashion was used as a strategic political tool during the reign of Isabel de Farnesio, the second wife of King Felipe V of Spain. : Despite her role in the Spanish court,

: Isabel de Farnesio was acutely aware of her visual impact. She used her wardrobe to project stability and power, especially during her husband's periods of deep depression when she effectively governed the kingdom. She used her wardrobe to project stability and

: The author delves into the specific aesthetics of the era, such as the use of floral motifs in fabrics to convey messages of status and refinement. About the Author

: The study analyzes her choice of materials, highlighting the balance between using national textiles to support Spanish industry and importing luxury fabrics from abroad.