Middle ages England and renaissance Italy. It was basically a statement that the person had more than enough to eat and was successful; being thin meant you were too poor to eat well. Being fat was a statement of power, same as gold and jewels.
Corpulence is the condition of being exceptionally obese.
An example of a sentence using the word corpulence would be:"When I entered the doctors waiting room, I was repulsed by the corpulence of the receptionist, especially since the doctor's specialty was weight loss."
I'm not sure that anyone can answer that question. Generally, someone's favourite food is only recorded in history if they are famous for their corpulence.
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Only because Fashion has to do with everything. Since the 20's and before that it has been a major deal for everyone to have to best things on hand. You can go on and on with this topic.
do0 you mean corpulence, which is a large or bulky body
conlusion of history
the history of that the fashion was very bright and item of clothe (skirts) were very small
It relates to the history of fashion
There is no actual "history" of modeling that has been recorded but many credit Charles Fredrick Worth, who was a designer in Paris. He used his wife as his fashion model to showcase the clothing. From this point on, this practice became more popular and eventually evolved into the world of haute couture and fashion/runway modeling.
Gertrud Lehnert has written: 'Mode' -- subject(s): Fashion, History 'Zeitreisen' -- subject(s): Fiction, History and criticism, Utopias in literature, Time in literature 'A history of fashion in the 20th century' -- subject(s): Fashion, History
Julian. Robinson has written: 'Fashion in the 40s' -- subject(s): History, Clothing trade, Fashion 'Fashion in the forties' -- subject(s): History, Clothing trade, Fashion 'The Penguin book of sewing' -- subject(s): Fancy work, Sewing, Dressmaking 'The golden age of style' -- subject(s): Art deco, Fashion, Fashion drawing, History