The men's fashion reader / edited by Peter McNeil and Vicki Karaminas.

"With Men's Fashion Reader, students of fashion have a resource to help them understand an important but sometime neglected segment of the apparel industry, men's wear. This collection of reprinted and commissioned articles covers such topics as men's fashion and meaning through...

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Other Authors: McNeil, Peter, 1966- (Editor), Karaminas, Vicki (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Oxford ; New York : Berg, 2009.
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Summary:"With Men's Fashion Reader, students of fashion have a resource to help them understand an important but sometime neglected segment of the apparel industry, men's wear. This collection of reprinted and commissioned articles covers such topics as men's fashion and meaning through history, fashion as masculinity and sexuality, fashion as defiance, fashion as identity, fashion as acculturation, body as fashion, the media and fashion, and fashion as fantasy. Design and merchandising students will find in this book insights into how and why men buy clothing and how to forecast future trends. Addressing the social, cultural, and psychological phenomenon of men's dress, the readings blend consumer behavior and history to create a better understanding of men's fashions. This book is a must-read for the well-rounded fashionista, designer, merchandiser, or fashion scholar."--Publisher's website.
Physical Description:ix, 531 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some colour) ; 26 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (pages 483-514) and index.
ISBN:1845207874
9781845207878
1845207866
9781845207861
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    391.1 MEN
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