Reverie, by Hubert Denis Etcheverry, c. 1930. © RMN-Grand Palais / Art Resource, NY.

Fashion

Volume VIII, Number 4 | fall 2015

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Product Placement

Lewis H. Lapham

Crusader Chic

Danielle Peterson Searls

The Climb of Ivy

W. David Marx

When Women Ruled Fashion

Joan DeJean

Map

Local Colors

Miscellany

The backs of the masses.

The poetry of sneakers.

A vintage sweater.

The perpetual motion of style.

Clean shirts.

Good mourning.

Air equipment.

Bar clothes.

Did you pack socks?

What does a samurai wear?

A little color.

A political blanket.

Loosely belted.

Winston Churchill’s underwear.

The ruin of the French ladies.

The safest place to shop.

The shape of things to come.

Cleavage on C-SPAN.

A padded trunk.

Voices In Time

When Nature Attacks

1745 | London

Diamond Tattoos Are Forever

1804 | Washington Islands

Complex Mirror

1688 | Paris

Shop Talk

1928 | New York City

Needle Work

1844 | London

Patent Pending

1873 | Reno, NV

A Suit Like That

1944 | San Quentin Prison

Conspicuous Consumption

1890 | Fiji

True and False Colors

1854 | Concord, MA

Wearing the Pants

1851 | Seneca Falls, NY

Scarlet Tape

1882 | London

Standard Deviations

c. 62 | Rome

Machine Made

1902 | Brooklyn

The Price of a Thing

1899 | Chicago

The Color Purple

c. 520 | Ravenna

Stunt Flying

1871 | Downe

Yesterday’s News

c. 1200 BC | Troy

A Wild Civility

1648 | Devonshire

Full Court Dress

1507 | Urbino

Don’t Be Vulgar

1922 | New York City

Between the Pinstripes

2015 | Washington, DC

Convention Wisdom

1870 | Providence, RI

Lose the Beard

1705 | Yaroslavl

Custom of the Countries

c. 1876 | Sorrento

Ironclad

c. 1870 | Bahr el Ghazal

Perpetual Motion

1818 | London

Every Dog Will Have His Day

1917 | New York City

Mr. Clean

821 | Cordoba

Transparency à la Mode

1676 | Paris

Charts and Graphs

Who Wore It Best?

What Not to Wear

Hair Extensions

Creature Comforts

Must-Have Looks of the Season

Street Style

Beauty Tips and Tricks

What’s in My Bag?

Centerfold

Project Runway

Good Mourning

Materials World

Contributors

Conversations

Ralph Waldo Emerson & K-HOLE

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