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]
Prose Shameless Trespassing On Cultural Transits, Immodest Exposure and the Grotesque Body November 10, 2015 By Ane Lynge-Jorlén Illustrations by Emma Löfström Orientalism, and the related appellation orientalist, opens up to a wide debate on Western visions of the East, and has... [READ MORE]
Opinion Fashion’s Footnote Early Uses and Shifting Meanings of Plus-Size May 4, 2015 By Lauren Downing Peters Referring both to bodies and to dress, ‘plus-size’ lends a hefty weight to the hackneyed notion that ‘you are what... [READ MORE]
Opinion Hybrid Bodies Reading Mario de Janeiro Testino July 9, 2013 By Julie Vidal Is there a space between the construction of fashion and its otherness? Fashion photographer Mario Testino implicitly investigates these questions... [READ MORE]