Woman must dress her self: Thinking through the design poetics of female fashion designers using feminist theory (1960-2010)

Decentering Belgian Fashion at the Belgian World's Fairs, 1885-1913

Doctoral project Maarten Saelaert

Dressed for Daydreaming. Women and the Evocation of Distant Times and Places through the Orientalist and Historicist Interior Gowns of Liberty & Co., Mariano Fortuny and Vitali Babani, ca. 1870s-1920s

Norine Couture: The Embodiment of the Belgian Avant-Garde, 1915-1952

Visual and Material culture of the Belgian Mechanised Vehicle Industries in the Interwar Period

Women dressing women: the networks and design poetics of female fashion designers

Writing Scented Dress: Retracing the Daily Practices of Scenting Bodies and Garments in the Early Modern Low Countries

Fashion and Architecture

Fashioning Belgium

Forming and Performing Female Identities through Othering Interior Garments in Belle-Époque Belgium and France

Forming and Performing Female Identities through Othering Interior Garments in Belle-Époque Belgium and France

The Fashion and Textile collection at the Royal Museum of Art and History, Brussels - Scientific discipline 1 : Heritage science and Art theory

The Prehistory of Camouflage and Mimicry: Adaptive Behavior, Acting, and Mimesis in Antiquity, the18th Century, and the Early Stages of Evolution Theory in the 1860s.