Opinion Words Are The Dress Of Thoughts Advice on Becoming a Man of the World and a Gentleman December 4, 2017 By Lord Chesterfield A man of sense carefully avoids any particular character in his dress; he is accurately clean for his own sake;... [READ MORE]
Interview A Conversation With Kenneth Goldsmith April 11, 2017 By Anja Aronowsky Cronberg Poets hate the fact that I have a persona because poets aren’t supposed to have one. You’re supposed to be... [READ MORE]
Prose Putting On a Zoot Suit A Case of Race and Class in the First Truly American Suit December 13, 2016 By Clarissa M. Esguerra The zoot suit was an icon of its time, born from the bespoke draped silhouettes of London’s Savile Row in... [READ MORE]
Fiction Lost on Dress Parade September 13, 2016 By O. Henry Costume drawings by Marc Chagall for a 1942 production of the ballet 'Aleko' Up Broadway Chandler moved with the vespertine dress parade. For this evening he was an exhibit as well as a... [READ MORE]
Prose Wilde’s White Shirt September 22, 2013 By Anja Aronowsky Cronberg Oscar Wilde's influence in both his prose and personal style has reached a mythical and iconic status, yet of the... [READ MORE]