The Tailor’s Revenge: why fast fashion created the consumer it could not serve
There is a photograph that circulates occasionally in fashion history discussions — a Parisian street scene from the 1950s, unremarkable in most respects except for the clothes. Not because they are extravagant, but because they fit. Every person in the frame, regardless of apparent social standing, is wearing something that appears to have been made […]
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