by Holly Brubach
appears in Fashion and Art.
This collection of 28 fashion essays previously published in The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker and The Atlantic examines clothing and fashion as part of a larger cultural debate and as a barometer of social and aesthetic change. In essays published during the 1980s and 1990s, the author reflects on a broad range of fashion subjects, from ...
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Consider Advanced Style by Ari Seth Cohen. Recommended by 2 sources.
“This photo-led collection translates a popular street-style project into a large-format book of portraits and outfits tied to experience and age. Its strength is visual: carefully composed shots, bold color, and idiosyncratic dressing make it a ready source of inspiration and visual reference. Its limitation is brevity of commentary — captions are short and contextual or historical information is scarce, so readers looking for analysis or how-to guidance will find it thin. Better as a moodboard than a manual.”
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