Power mode : the force of fashion / Emma McClendon.
-
McClendon, Emma (author.)
-
Jenkins, Kimberly M. (writer of text.)
-
Craik, Jennifer (writer of text.)
-
Breward, Christopher, 1965- (writer of text.)
-
McNeil, Peter, 1966- (writer of text.)
-
Givhan, Robin (writer of text.)
-
Steele, Valerie (writer of text.)
-
Fashion Institute of Technology (New York, N.Y.). Museum (host institution.)
- ISBN 9788857239873
- Publicerad: Milano : Skira editore S.p.A. 2019
- Engelska 119 pages
Innehållsförteckning
Sammanfattning
Ämnesord
Stäng
- Introduction, Fashion, power and the racialized body -- Chapter 1: Dressed for battle, A Lieutenant colonel's dress blues -- Chapter 2: Suited up, Grace Wales Bonner -- Chapter 3: Status as style, An Eighteenth-century embroidered suit -- Chapter 4: Fashioning resistance, The MAGA hat vs. public school -- Chapter 5: Sheathed in sex, A pair of fetish boots.
- Power Mode: The Force of Fashion" explores the multiple roles fashion plays in establishing, reinforcing, and challenging power dynamics within society. Published in tandem with The Museum at FIT exhibition of the same title, this book is divided thematically into five chapters that focus on the impact of military uniforms, suits, status dressing, resistance, and sex on the power of fashion. It takes an object-based approach to investigate how certain garments have come to be culturally associated with power, as well as how their meanings have evolved over time. It also examines how fashion designers have interpreted these stylistic archetypes, both to convey and to subvert power. Texts by exhibition curator Emma McClendon are joined by object-based essays from renowned fashion scholars Valerie Steele, Christopher Breward, Jennifer Craik, and Peter McNeil, as well as Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist Robin Givhan. The book also includes an essay by Kimberly M. Jenkins on the intersection of race, fashion, and power. This collection of texts offers readers a variety of perspectives to help form a theoretical framework for considering the power dynamics inherent in fashion objects. Exhibition: The Museum at FIT, New York, USA.
Ämnesord
- Mode -- historia (sao)
- Fashion -- Social aspects. (LCSH)
- Fashion -- Political aspects. (LCSH)
- Military uniforms -- Influence. (LCSH)
- Fashion design -- Pictorial works. (LCSH)
- Fashion -- History -- 21st century -- Exhibitions -- Pictorial works. (LCSH)
- Clothing and dress -- Social aspects. (LCSH)
- Clothing and dress -- Symbolic aspects. (LCSH)
- Clothing and dress -- Erotic aspects. (LCSH)
- Fashion. (fast)
- Fashion design. (fast)
- Clothing and dress -- Erotic aspects. (fast)
- Clothing and dress -- Social aspects. (fast)
- Clothing and dress -- Symbolic aspects. (fast)
- Fashion -- Political aspects. (fast)
- Fashion -- Social aspects. (fast)
- Mode -- sociala aspekter -- politiska aspekter (sao)
- 2000-2099 (fast)
Genre
- History. (fast)
- Pictorial works. (fast)
Klassifikation
- GT525 (LCC)
- 391.02 (DDC)
- Ihk (kssb/8 (machine generated))
Inställningar
Hjälp
Titeln finns på 1 bibliotek.
Ange som favorit
-
Lunds universitets bibliotek, HT-biblioteken, LUX-biblioteket (Humanist- och teologcentrum) (Lux)Ange som favorit
-
Titeln i bibliotekets lokala katalog
-
Utlånad?Öppettider, adress m.m.