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Index
Introduction WHY A HISTORY OF WESTERN FASHION? Chapter 1: Underwear SECURITY VS. FREEDOM Panties, bras, lingerie . . . In defense of the corset Chapter 2: T-Shirts FROM UNDERWEAR TO EVERY WHERE Graphic tees, tank tops, V-necks . . . Why a white T-shirt signals sexual availability Chapter 3: Jeans THE ITALIAN, FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH, INDIAN, ALL-AMERICAN GARMENT Low-rise, boot-cut, skinny . . . Jeans, the great American wardrobe staple Chapter 4: Dresses FROM THE TOGA TO THE WR AP DRESS Cocktails, shifts, sheaths . . . Are you a Cleopatra or a Helen? Chapter 5: Capri Pants andShorts THE PLAGUE ON OUR NATION Bermudas, Daisy Dukes, hot pants . . . From the battlefield to the beach party Chapter 6: Skirts MINI, MIDI, MAXI, AND MORE Pencils, hobbles, poufs . . . The shorter the skirt, the younger—not necessarily the sexier—the look Chapter 7: Belts FRIEND TO SOLDIERS AND VIXENS Cinches, aprons, tool belts . . . Giving shape to the shapeless for thousands of years Chapter 8: Dress Shirts PRUDERY AND PUFFERY Collar stays, secretary blouses, French cuffs . . . Are you button-down casual or buttoned-up dressy? Chapter 9: Ties and Scarves COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL , HERMÈS, AND OTHER CULTS Neckties, bandanas, pashminas . . . Men in the nineteenth century knew dozens of ways to tie a tie; every man today should know at least one. Chapter 10: Vests TAKE THAT, FRANCE! Tweeds, silks, waistcoats . . . Why vests are fashion’s freedom fries Chapter 11: Suits ALL HAIL BEAU BRUMMELL! Business wear, zoots, tuxedos . . . Are you a single-notch or shawl-collar man? Chapter 12: Pants THE TRUTH ABOUT DRESS REFORM Khakis, trousers, cargoes . . . No, leggings are not pants—jeggings either! Chapter 13: Hosiery FROM THE MAYF LOWER TO THE BEDROOM FLOOR Socks, stockings, panty hose . . . Tights should look like tights. Chapter 14: Shoes THE WORLD AT YOUR FEET Heels, boots, slippers . . . The more impractical the shoe, the richer the look Chapter 15: Athletic Wear ATTACK OF THE PLAYCLOTHES Sweat suits, swimwear, hoodies . . . Get thee behind me, yoga pants! Chapter 16: Sweaters KNIGHTS, FISHERMEN, AND SWEATER GIRLS Jerseys, knits, crochets . . . The cavalry has arrived—wearing cardigans. Chapter 17: Coats and Jackets FROM CAVEMEN TO REAL HOUSEWIVES Pelisses, trenches, peacoats . . . Why fur belongs in the dustbin of history Chapter 18: Hats CROWNING GLORY Baseball caps, fedoras, berets . . . The lost etiquette surrounding hats indoors Chapter 19: Gloves THE LONG-LOST LOVE TOKEN Mittens, gauntlets, fingerless . . . Why gloves went the way of the crinoline Chapter 20: Handbags ENEMY OF THE POCKET Purses, clutches, messengers . . . Size matters! Conclusion HOW TO SHOP WITH THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE IN MIND Appendix YOUR CLOSET WORK SHEET Acknowledgments About Tim Gunn Notes Bibliography
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