Fashion as Speech [PAPER] Communication through Dress READ ON
The Bloody Sartorialist [ARTICLE] 'Bateman not only places value upon the labels he wears he strongly reacts to his apparel being touched, even in envy' READ ON
Paris Capital of Fashion Migrants [ARTICLE] Paris owes its premier international position as fashion capital to a combination of history and tradition READ ON
The Culture of Power Dressing [ARTICLE] Costume designer Ann Roth’s power dressing template for Working Girl (1988), director Mike Nichols) READ ON
The Death Instinct [ARTICLE] Punk is boredom, desperation, and death. So is fashion READ ON
The symbolism of shoes in the movies [ARTICLE] From cinema's earliest years, shoes
have been often used symbolically READ ON
Fashion and Data [ARTICLE] Big Data Will Change All Aspects of the Fashion Industry
Grunge Endures [ARTICLE] Grunge and its raffish offshoots, once dour expressions of
a wholesale rejection of fashion, reborn, paradoxically, as fashion’s last word
China’s Attack On Hedonism A Mixed Blessing For Luxury Brands [ARTICLE] As Luxury
Crackdown Hits Some Brands, Others Find Silver Lining READ ON
Glossary of Hipster Hallmarks [ARTICLE] Descriptors published by The New York Times
in the last decade have created a portfolio of hipsterdom READ ON
Action Sport NGOs in a Neo-Liberal Context [PAPER] focuses on the relatively recent
proliferation of action sport-based social justice advocacy groups DOWNLOAD
Punk Rocks on the Catwalk [ARTICLE] But is a new generation of designers reinventing the look? READ ON
The Click Clique [ARTICLE] The team behind luxury-shopping website Moda Operandi has changed the way women buy designer clothes. Will a new twist position it as the ultimate retail outlet for the well-heeled? READ ON
I Apologize for Inventing the Word 'Fashionista' [ARTICLE] In 1993, an
unsuspecting Gia Carangi biographer made up a word to collectively refer to the
many tiny factions within the 1970s fashion industry READ ON
The Costuming of Mr Whicher [INTERVIEW] Costume Q&A with Lucinda Wright READ ON
François Lesage French Embroiderer [ARTICLE] Berg Fashion Library READ ON LINK CURRENTLY BROKEN
Elsa Schiaparelli Back in Fashion [ARTICLE] Christian Lacroix is giving the style
of Elsa Schiaparelli, an Italian fashion designer whose heyday was in the 1930s, a
new lease of life with a couture collaboration READ ON
Is the Hipster the Archetype of Ironic Living [ARTICLE] 'To live ironically is to
hide in public. It is flagrantly indirect, a form of subterfuge, which means
etymologically to “secretly flee” (subter + fuge). Somehow, directness has become
unbearable to us' READ ON / READ REPLY
What is Cosplay? [ARTICLE] Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion READ ON
Music and Fashion [ARTICLE] The relationship between fashion and popular music is one of abundant and mutual creativity READ ON
Is Australia the Fifth Fashion Week? [ARTICLE] On paper, it's the country with everything: innovative designers, a strong economy and plenty of affluent customers to support the industry READ ON
My Gucci Addiction [ARTICLE] A Gucci-Fueled Pursuit of a New Sense of Identity READ ON
Shop Mannequins and Real Women [ARTICLE] They are plastic, in uncomfortable poses and wearing horrible wigs, but an army of Swedish mannequins are being held up as a shining example of the body diversity our shops sorely need READ ON
Skinny Jeans as Anti-fashion [ARTICLE] Skinny jeans just won't go away. And that's because – like coolness and prettiness – today's look is post-ironic READ ON
Fashion’s Democratic Disease [ARTICLE] The needs, desires and intentions of consumers have become important pieces of legislation in the false democracy of fashion, evolving at dizzying speeds and enlisting an army of fools READ ON
Fashion Injuries [RESEARCH] From sky-high heels and tanorexia, to burning our hair or wearing too tight a fit; a study reveals just how many accidents we're willing to risk in order to look our very best READ ON
Who Watches the Watchmen? [ARTICLE] fashion blogger Diane Pernet laments the current state of fashion criticism and brings us a brief history of fashion critics past and present READ ON / RELATED: How to Write About Dressing Well [ARTICLE] READ ON
Tomboy Trend Becomes Movement [ARTICLE] From androgynous models to 'fused-gender' clothes, the tomboy trend is turning into a movement – and a new one-stop online shop is dedicated to the style READ ON
Manolo Blahnik: I Like Old Things [INTERVIEW] 'This is what a genius is—the thing of a genius. The dresses, the tiny heels, the Cardin look, the boys dressed up as Italian gigolos—it was divine, very modern' READ ON
Kenya on the Catwalk [ARTICLE] Africa is still better at craftsmanship than mass production READ ON
Costuming Stoker [INTERVIEW] Kurt Swanson and Bart Mueller discussing their costume choices for Stoker READ ON
Emboldened by the Bob [ARTICLE] The History of the Flapper, Part 4 READ ON
Authenticity Out, Hoboism In [TRENDS] Fact plus fiction, ‘hoboism’ and brand tie-ups set to change marketing READ ON
Donna Karan's Creative Flow [INTERVIEW] talks about balancing her life between commerce and philanthropy READ ON
Cinderella's Slipper [ARTICLE] Because the shoes are so famous, the designers had to work with a certain set of expectations READ ON
Secret Behind Rihanna’s Look [ARTICLE] Designer Adam Selman's clothes are clever and tough, yet feminine and wearable — and largely affordable READ ON
Function Inflation [ARTICLE] Is our thirst for the new making our household appliances too complicated READ ON
Transforming Experiences [ARTICLE] Hussein Chalayan does interesting but simple READ ON
All about Oscar [SPECIAL] Overfed on the Tittle-Tattle?Time to take the Serious Pill with these Alternative Takes on the Awards Circus READ ON
Rock-Paper-Scissors [RESEARCH] Indiana University cognitive scientists offer a new theory of the group dynamics, a parable for cycles in fashion READ ON
Fashion Hackathon [ARTICLE] 'tech guys are building products to pitch to the fashion vertical and they are getting it wrong all the time' READ ON
Cocooning [ARTICLE] It's back and thanks to tech, it's bigger READ ON
Language of Fashion is English [ARTICLE] the Format of International Talent Competitions Give English Speakers an Unfair Advantage READ ON
The ‘M’ Word is Back in Fashion [ARTICLE] Britain’s Prime Minister has stated that he wishes to “promote marriage, defend marriage, encourage marriage READ ON
The Circus of Fashion [ARTICLE] Medine on Menkes criticism of fame: 'This is my moment that she is reprimanding' READ ON
Bill Cosby and Those Crazy Sweaters [ARTICLE] 'Sandrich was a real stickler for things matching, so we just did the sweater thing. I actually sewed his shirts to the sweaters so that nothing moved' READ ON
Thom Browne’s Twisted Fairy Tale [ARTICLE] Blindfolded male models with their hands and feet tied in blood-red strips of fabric lay on metal beds alongside the catwalk READ ON
Sweatshop Garments Drag All of Us Down [ARTICLE] A hundred years after the Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire in New York City we are racing backward READ ON
Enforced Modesty in Hasidic Brooklyn [ARTICLE] Shops and modesty committees READ ON
China's Metrosexuals Revive Luxury Shopping [ARTICLE] Men account for 55 percent of China's luxury goods market READ ON
Your "Street Style" is Buggin' [ARTICLE] Instead of looking to the runways for inspiration, the style-minded started stealing ideas from photos snapped on hip streets READ ON
Is Haute Couture Poised for Reinvention or Irrelevance? [ARTICLE] 'Since its high point in the late 1940s and 1950s, couture clients had shrivelled away' READ ON
Celebrity Endorsements Help Luxury watches Defy Downturn [ARTICLE] In the 1970s and early 1980s, was disastrous for top-end watch makers READ ON
A Piece Of Cloth That Conjures Light And Sound [FILM] Brazilian designer Luiz Zanotello builds a sensor-equipped cloth that makes sound and vision READ ON
Sharen Davis on Django Unchained Costume INTERVIEW] READ ON
Mississippi School Children Handcuffed For Not Wearing A Belt [REPORT] READ ON Anglophile Aesthetic [ARTICLE] Savile Row sartorial customs, horse-and-hound sportiness, regional outerwear like Aran Island sweaters ... the English look is in READ ON
Men in Skirts? [ARTICLE] Sorry Kanye, it just won't mainstream READ ON
The Fabric of our Lives [ARTICLE] How connectivity is being woven into the very clothes we wear READ ON
A Decade of Skinny Jeans 'You can trace the skinny fit right back to the mid-18th century and a youth movement called the Macaronis' READ ON Peacocks of Style, not Fashion A look into the strained relationship between male style and men’s fashion READ ON
The Neo Dandies What does it take to be a modern man about town? READ ON
Seasons are so ... Last Season Global brands now need to make summer dresses in January and winter coats in July READ ON
2012 The Fashion Year READ ON
Re-Covered Chic 'Our form of dressing is a way of communicating [modesty] to others,' says Nzinga Knight on the American hijab. 'I see dishonesty in women who dress provocatively' READ ON Sequins are for More Than New Year’s Eve A History of Sequins from King Tut to the King of Pop READ ON
The Problem with Trends 'We are so exhausted by overload that we just don't have a way to process anything new,' says trend analyst Marian Salzman READ ON
The Story Behind Model Casting with Noah Shelley & Angus Munro READ ON
Celebrity Mannequins Kevin Arpino: 'If they can sell fashion in magazine, they can sell fashion in a store' READ ON
China and Fashion Future The Top 20 Movers, Shakers and Decision-Makers in China Fashion READ ON Chinese models are increasingly popular READ ON
Parkins on Poiret, Dior and Schiaperelli [INTERVIEW] Interview with Ilya Parkins, author of 'Poiret, Dior and Schiaparelli: Fashion, Feminity and Modernity' READ ON
Impressionism and Dress The birth of fashion magazines sparked the influence of clothing on the Impressionists READ ON
Designer Chen Bei on Mo Yan's Wardrobe 'Clothes are actually a language. My designs are intended to speak for Mo' READ ON
Chinese Become World's Top Luxury Buyers The increasing affluence of Chinese consumer READ ON
Jumping Jagger Flash Jagger in full flow about the pleasure and pain of wearing an Ossie Clark jumpsuit READ ON Rolling Stones Style READ ON Fashion and Social Media Decoded Fashion London FILM VIEW Article READ ON Conference: 7 Key Themes READ ON
Co-Creation: The Real Social-Media Revolution The scope of co-creation is not limited to the sales and service interaction. Customers can remotely participate in fashion shows READ ON
Olivier Saillard, Curator Thoroughly steeped in fashion history, Saillard has a uniquely detached perspective on the today’s fashion industry, often criticising the speed of the fashion cycle READ ON
'For us, Asia is in the Centre' Aric Chen is the new curator of art and design for Hong KOng's M+ museum for visual culture, to be positioned simultaneously within localised and global frameworks READ ON
Unboxing Videos The ‘unboxing’ video offers the viewer the vicarious experience of removing a newly purchased product from its packaging. It is a visual document of the consummation of the purchaser–product relationship READ ON
Women Spend a Week a Year Grooming The results of study of 2,000 women READ ON
The Dark Side of Modelling [AUDIO] Sara Ziff discusses the problems with fashion and modelling READ ON / PLAY
The Rising Influence of the Blogger Once regarded as super-fan party crashers bloggers are now called on to collaborate on fashion collections READ ON
Fashion Run Like Football? In the genteel world of high fashion, the “family” fashion house is replaced by a cut-throat, market-driven industry, rife with distrust rife READ ON
Gender Blending Models Has the fashion industry relaxed its attitude to gender? READ ON
Burberry and the Digisphere CEO Angela Ahrendts realised that to capture a youthful customer base, Burberry would have to speak on their terms - digital terms READ ON
LV and Mass-produced Luxury On appealing to a diverse group of men and Vuitton's first tv advert MENSWEAR READ ON / ADVERT READ ON
Shopable Magazines A new wave of websites places the store at the centre of demand-creating fashion content radically shortening the path from inspiration to transaction READ ON
Superman's Brief: Superman director wanted to keep iconic red underpants READ ON
Toxic Threads the Big Fashion Stitch-Up An investigation including 20 global fashion brands READ ON DOWNLOAD / READ ON ARTICLE / READ ON YOHJI YAMAMOTO INTERVIEW
The Five Keys to the Luxury Shrine Luxury brands must focus on customer experience says report by The Future Laboratory READ ON
Bionic Mannequins Become Fashion Spies Store mannequins are meant to catch your eye. Now you may catch theirs. READ ON J'ADR: I am the Show Before street style, editors were chic but behind-the-scenes types. Anna Dello Russo is an editor and a cover star and has a design partnership with H&M READ ON Wear it Again Gwyneth Forget daring fashion choices, true celebrity sartorial bravery is resporting the same outfit READ ON
Censored Smell 90-year-old Chanel No.5 could be banned following research into allergy-causing perfume ingredients READ ON
Smells like Sushi A cologne with 'the fresh scent of just cooked sticky rice and straight from the seaside seaweed' READ ON
Loosening Ties? 'Hermès objects are tools, and they invite you into a relationship with the world that I hope is gentle' READ ON
Loosening Ties? Wear a suit without a tie? It's nothing short of sartorial catastrophe READ ON
Fresh Fashion Brand How has Joe Fresh, which began life as a private-label supermarket brand, rocketed to success? READ ON
Barneys does Disney does Fashion Barneys animated short follows Minnie Mouse as she daydreams of attending Paris Fashion week where she finds a Balenciaga-clad Mickey READ ON
Against Fast Fashion Collaborations 'For years Margiela was a designer’s designer, an intelligent creator and a pioneer of deconstruction who refused to talk to the media, letting his work speak for itself' READ ON
How to Live Without Irony The hipster haunts every city street and university town. Manifesting a nostalgia for times he never lived himself READ ON
Unfairly DIS Missed? In an industry in which editorial content and advertising sometimes seem to merge, DIS’s editorial mission is to interrogate and collapse hierarchies READ ON
The Iconic Dress 'Aside from the simple publishing and curatorial format that list-making provides, compiling iconic dresses is a result of our increasingly visual “who-are-you-wearing?” world' READ ON
Is the Maker Movement the Next Industrial Revolution? Chris Anderson: 'the Maker movement is what happens when the Web meets the real world' READ ON
Kate Moss at 38: 'I wasn’t the prettiest girl in class. No breasts, short legs, gangly teeth. I didn’t think I was model material, that’s for sure' READ ON
How Zara Grew Into the World’s Largest Fashion Retailer READ ON
Cultural capital: why business now draws from heritage READ ON
Blue Jeans and normativity by Daniel Miller [DOWNLOAD] READ ON
How blue jeans conquered the world [ARTICLE] READ ON
David Bonney's Atheist Sole: shoe design 'Gone was the clutter of commercial over-design. Suddenly, I was seeing a lot of new things--well, old things' READ ON
Sourcing Hollywood Costume: Christopher Frayling on the V&A exhibition and how to collect costume [INTERVIEW] READ ON
Turning Harajuku: Kjeld Duits on blogging, Harajuku street fashion and self-expression. 'Most people ... dislike the idea of being put in a box with a label on top of it' READ ON
The Impossible Wardrobe: How Tilda Swinton's performance piece breathes new life into Galliera fashion history READ ON
Semiotics at Scholastic: Working (clothes) with children: 'Sometimes I will take off my tie to make myself less in intimidating' READ ON
Dressing Bond in Films and Books: Bronwyn Cosgrave talks Fleming and Costume READ ON
Feature Creep: why pattern is no crime Despite 20th-century attempts to purge ornament, design is once again infiltrated by the creeping tendrils of pattern READ ON
What makes a trend? Forecasting Is a growing industry. With the turnover in trends now faster than ever, we are in the middle of a macrotrend for microtrends READ ON
C'Mon C'Mon Get Snappy: from heron chic to happy freak The quirky fashion photography of the late Nineties gave fashion magazines something to smile about again after the trauma of heroin chic. But did 'happy chic' wreck its chances of being taken seriously READ ON
Five Skills for the Robotic Age: Marty Neumeier on feeling, seeing, dreaming, making and learning 'Thanks to automation, creative work eventually becomes skilled work, which eventually becomes rote work, which finally turns into robotic work' READ ON
Hot Dog: Critics' Bite, Designers' Bark. The relationship between fashion media and designers is often cringingly sycophantic, so what happens when one of the top dogs gets compared to a hot dog? READ ON
Encounters in the Archive: rethinking interactions with theatre costume [PAPER] A project involving difficult to access objects in the V&A showing how film interactions can help to articulate the performativity of costume READ ON
Drawing the Best-Dressed [INTERVIEW] Fashion illustrator David Downton draws the Best Dressed Hall of Fame for Vanity Fair READ ON
Thatcher the iron butterfly She was unafraid of making a colourful impression in a man's world of grey flannel READ ON
The costly price of cheap fashion
You find labels that say 'Made in Bangladesh' or 'Made in China' on garments that can be bought for the price of a Coke and a sandwich READ ON McQueen through the lens of Anne Deniau. McQueen was a challenging photographic subject, who left before models had come off the runway, so he would not have to talk to anyone READ ON
Tonight's stud is sponsored by ... Only in Japan could you get an offer like this: seven pairs of pants a month free for wearing ad supported undies READ ON
Withering of the 'people of plenty'. The coincidence of the Great Recession with baby boomers’ retirements marks the eclipse of the post–World War II social compact. So what happens now? READ ON
Rebel? It's Cool to be Kind: study prompts new definition of 'cool' [PAPER] [ARTICLE] Forget being emotionally remote, say psychologists, sociability is now considered to be cool READ ARTICLE / READ PAPER
Mapping Street Art: Feral Infographic. Theorist Daniel Feral has written a map that revises the role of graffiti and street art in the canon of modern art showing graffiti and street art as critical drivers of art READ ON
How's Xssat! Snapping Sydney Street Style Sydney based Xiaohan Shen, blogger of Xssat, discusses street fashion photography READ ON
| The Herero Tribe of Namibia [PHOTOS] Jim Naughten photography: "(I felt) I had stumbled on to the set of a peculiar spaghetti western, full of anomalies and anachronisms, where the wrong buildings had been ordered and misplaced actors cast” VIEW
Gatsby and the Brooks Brothers Archives [FILM] Gatsby costume designer Catherine
Martin talks about what it was like to go into the expansive Brooks Brothers
archives and 1920's style VIEW
Trailer to Frida Giannini's The Director [FILM] The Director takes a look inside the global luxury brand that is Gucci and more specifically, the woman behind every runway look, horsebit loafer, or handbag up for sale: creative director Frida Giannini VIEW
Harajuku Style Fashion Icons [PHOTOS] VIEW
Wilder Costumes [IMAGES] French photographer Charles Freger's Wilder Mann photos VIEW
Consuming China [PHOTO ESSAY] China has been moving toward a consumption-led economy in the past two decades READ ON
Fashion Films of the Season [FILM] the most successful fashion films broke away from the old template of slow, dramatic music; models gazing dreamily at the camera; and rambling narratives that don’t really say anything READ ON
Lifting the Veil on Hijab Style [ARTICLE/PHOTOS] Photographer Sara Shamsavari's portraits celebrate the individuality and creativity of London's young Muslim women READ ON / VIEW
Past 15 Years Red Carpet Trends [ARCHIVE] Online archive of Oscar looks VIEW
Colour History [FILM] BBC's History of Art in Three Colours VIEW London’s Best Christmas 2012 Window Displays [PHOTOGRAPHS] VIEW
Kiki de Montparnasse [PHOTOS] Paris in the 1920s VIEW
Brands to Kill For [FILM] Lemon Andersen raps a tale of someone who did, reciting a poem by Reg E. Gaines VIEW Dressing Actors: Between a War and a Circus [FILM] Costume Designer Roundtable on taking direction from Tim Burton and Steven Spielberg VIEW
Fashion and Social Media [FILM] Decoded Fashion London VIEW Article READ ON Conference: 7 Key Theme READ ON
Ten adverts that shocked the world [PHOTOS] Advertising is a world in which the normal is beautified with the intention of getting the consumers to buy into such ideals VIEW Grace Coddington on Fashion Extremes [AUDIO] Interview and review of memoir: 'In order to make the point, you have to say it strongly' PLAY / READ ON Rare Film of Jeanne Lanvin [FILM] I try my best, every season, to capture the impossible that floats in the air VIEW
A backstage pass to Alexander McQueen at Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2013 [FILM] VIEW
Blue Jeans and normativity by Daniel Miller - How Blue Jeans Change My Life [AUDIO] - 12:45 START TIME PLAY
Can blue jeans make the world clean? [FILM] VIEW
Trend of the Dead [FILM] The growing popularity of the Day of the Dead in the USA VIEW
Mitt Romney jokes about class and dress [FILM] 2012 Alfred E Smith Dinner (time 0:50 - 1.15) VIEW
Guy Pearse on Big Brands and Carbon Scams [FILM] Why the green revolution just isn't happening. Guy Pearse discusses his book Greenwash VIEW
Cotton Gin: inventions aren't always for the best [FILM] Kenneth C. Davis TED talk VIEW
Body Jewellery: The human body as a landscape for intervention [FILM] [PHOTOS] Stephanie Bila CSM graduate collection VIEW FILM / VIEW PHOTOS
Take 5: Chanel No. 5. [FILM] the life story of how the icon perfume VIEW
Thom Browne Bauhaus Theatre: Thom Browne finds inspiration in Oskar Schlemmer’s 1922 Triadisches Ballet [SHOW] Spring/Summer 2013 VIEW
Vreeland: I am Diana, a goddess [ARTICLE + PHOTOS] The Eye Has to Travel, a film by Lisa Immordino Vreeland, presents an intimate and layered portrait of a complex photographer who always saw past the everyday, inventing a more glamorous, spellbinding reality READ ON
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel Trailer [FILM] VIEW
Copy Cats and the Fashion Cycle: winners and losers of the knockoff economy [AUDIO] The signficance of knockoff culture and whycopying breeds competition READ ON
Books to be seen wearing [PHOTOS]Who says fashion is light reading? Here homework and shopping blur as Lit classes are matched with statement-making dresses READ ON
Remix Culture and Creativity Nothing is original, says Kirby Ferguson [FILM] 'We are not self-made. We are dependent on one another. Admitting this to ourselves isn't an embrace of mediocrity and derivativeness, it's a liberation from our misconceptions.' VIEW
Oramics to Electronica: a documentary exploring how co-curation set the direction for this Science Museum exhibition [FILM] Team includes BBC Radiophonic Workshop, EMS and electronic musicians VIEW | Chaos to Couture at the Met [REVIEW] READ ON
Status Symbols are Context Relative [BOOK] An excerpt from Hidden in Plain Sight: How to Create Extraordinary Products for Tomorrow’s Customers by Jan Chipchase READ ON
Tomes of the Times [BOOKS] Colin McDowell reviews Paris Haute Couture, Paris In The 1920s with Kiki de Montparnasse and The Big Book of Chic READ ON
Rick Owens’ Smoke and Mirrors [SHOW] 'I love the idea of working with almost nothing — light, air, smoke. Like a cheap magic act' READ ON
How Mod Became the Mainstream [BOOK] Richard Weight, Mod: A Very British Style READ ON
Mod: A Very British Style [BOOK] Richard Weight: 'an avant garde reaction to mainstream aesthetics, morality and politics' READ ON
50 years of British Style [BOOK] The innovation and daring of generations of teenagers READ ON
Coloured Consumerism [BOOK] After the Industrial Revolution the world found something new to mass-produce: colour READ ON
Smart by Design [EXHIB] Fashion and technology have been intertwined for more than two centuries READ ON
Shopping in Ancient Rome [BOOK] It is often said that shopping is a relatively recent invention READ ON
Fashion Tomes of the Times [BOOKS] Colin McDowell reviews Grace Coddington, Grace: A Memoir, Hollywood Sketchbook, Impressionism Fashion and Modernity, Power and Style: A World of Politics and Dress, Tim Walker, Tim Walker: Storyteller, Uman: The Essays, Vogue: The Editor's Eye, W: The First 40 Years READ ON
Valentino: Master of Couture [EXHIB] a rare glimpse into the inner sanctum of Valentino’s world READ ON
Alexander McQueen, Fashion Visionary [BOOK] Images from each collection READ ON
In Vogue: The Editor’s Eye Documentary that highlights the work of the many strong-willed women creators of fashion images over several decades READ ON
The Art of Scent [EXHIB] The Museum of Arts and Design creates a department of olfactory art and stages the first exhibition PRESS RELEASE / READ ON / DOWNLOAD / FILMS
Design has Forgotten Social Responsibility [BOOK] 'We have failed to formulate new answers to the question of what societal responsibility is today – specifically, beyond phrases and slogans' René Spitz READ ON
David Bowie’s Style Decades [BOOK] David Bowie Style is the book's title, but isn't he really a serial appropriator of styles? READ ON
Gowns and Postwar Gloom [EXHIB] Couture by Royal Appointment exhibition at London's Fashion and Textile Museum READ ON
Emotional Incontinence: the personal invasion of public spaces [BOOK] John Humphrys' book asks if manners still matter READ ON
Storytelling through Costume: The V&A Hollywood Costume exhibition reviews [EXHIB] illuminates the costume designer’s process in the creation of character READ ON Guardian READ ON Clothes on Film READ ON
Incomparable: Women of Style [BOOK] Rose Hartman’s images of the goddesses who populate modern glamour READ ON
The mannequin who fell to earth [EXHIB] The V&A's plans to use David Bowie's costumes to chart his life and times in an exhibition READ ON
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