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| "On fashion" (1792) | 65 | |
| "An answer to the question : would it be harmful or beneficial to establish a national uniform?" (1791) | 72 | |
| "Adornment" from Sociology (1908) | 79 | |
| "The benefits of a national uniform, declaimed by a citizen" from Patriotic fantasies (1775) | 87 | |
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George Sarantopoulos
reviewed The Rise of Fashion: A Reader on February 12, 2018 The Rise of Fashion: A Reader
A portrait of "global" urban fashion from 2006. Nothing special really, a lot of the photos are out of focus, poorly contrasted, poorly curated. There are loads of photos of guys wearing jeans and hooded sweatshirts and dangly necklaces, I guess that was the jam in 2006, along with the mass-layering look I'm glad has passed. The Tokyo section is the most well thought out, and features a diverse sort of trends. The London/NYC section might as well be combined, and simply notated as Grunge Strikes Again.
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