National Geographic fashion

Name/Title

National Geographic fashion

Entry/Object ID

GT513.N38

Description

Fashion explores clothing and adornment from a uniquely global perspective, at a time when current fashion is fusing diverse cultural styles as never before. Essays, drawn from interviews with prominent fashion industry insiders-including contemporary designers, fashion editors, and curators-give new insights into the role fashion has played in history, while Newman's essays focus on the body adorned, from hair to garb accessories. The book's introductory essays are written by cultural anthropologist Joanne Eicher and fashion historian Valerie Mendes.

Collection

Carol Westfall Collection

Lexicon

Search Terms

costume design--pictorial works, fashion--pictorial works

Legacy Lexicon

Category

Book

Book Details

Author

Cathy Newman

Publisher

National Geographic Society

Place Published

City

Washington, D.C.

Country

United States of America

Continent

North America

Date Published

2001

Call No.

GT513.N38

ISBN

792264169, 9780792264163

LCCN

2001032681

Notes

Length: 240

General Notes

Note Type

Contents

Note

Introduction: the fashion of dress / Joanne B. Eicher -- Introduction: the fashion of fashion / Valerie Mendes -- Look at me -- Frivolous or functional? -- Transformations.