How to Read a Suit
Book • 2020
Lydia Edwards' "How to Read a Suit" delves into the history of men's fashion, tracing the evolution of the suit from the 17th to the 20th century.
The book examines the suit's social and cultural significance, exploring how it has reflected changing notions of masculinity, power, and identity.
Edwards analyzes the construction, design, and symbolism of suits across different social classes and historical periods.
The book provides insights into the craftsmanship and tailoring techniques involved in suit-making, highlighting the artistry and skill of tailors throughout history.
It offers a valuable perspective on the enduring influence of the suit as a key element of men's attire.
The book examines the suit's social and cultural significance, exploring how it has reflected changing notions of masculinity, power, and identity.
Edwards analyzes the construction, design, and symbolism of suits across different social classes and historical periods.
The book provides insights into the craftsmanship and tailoring techniques involved in suit-making, highlighting the artistry and skill of tailors throughout history.
It offers a valuable perspective on the enduring influence of the suit as a key element of men's attire.
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How to Read a Dress, an Interview with Lydia Edwards (Dressed Classic)
