Dressed: The History of Fashion
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This week we talk with fashion icon and fashion model pioneer Pat Cleveland about her fifty-plus year career in fashion.
This week, April and Cassidy discuss which forgotten fashion staples they would love to make a comeback and which cyclical fashion trends should remain a thing of the past.
Often cited as a progenitor of the American Look, fashion designer Tina Leser's vision was greater than the polarizing discourse of French versus American style.
This week we take a peek inside the Paley Center for Media's exhibition Making Maisel Marvelous.
Periods. A universally taboo topic for 1000s of years, menstruation was only addressed commercially in the early 20th century. We talk the pad's evolution--and all its accompanying accessories--with women's health historian Dr. Shannon Withycombe.
This week we meet Cebastien and Robin, the women behind the botanical beauty line Dryland Wilds, and learn all about their modern day use of the 17th century perfume making process known as enfleurage.
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Hot off the press and LIVE from Dallas, join us for our first live episode of Dressed.
This week's mini-sode explores the story of Juli Lynne Charlot who created a 50s classic: the poodle skirt.
From the bikini to the thong, this week we explore the continued evolution of the swimsuit in part two of our two-part episode from Season One.
The Outcast is Out magazine’s debut podcast! Join host Fran Tirado, Out magazine’s deputy editor and Out staffers as they explore queer topics across politics, pop culture, fashion, relationships, money, and more.
The Outcast is now available! Listen now.
We answer a listener query about the moon-shaped manicure of the 1920s and 30s with Suzanne Shapiro, author of Nails: the Story of the Modern Manicure.
Wondery’s The Moment, hosted by comedian Ingrid Haas, explores some epic real life romances to find the answers to our toughest relationship questions. From a Taylor Swift intervention, to getting betrothed by a horse, this podcast is your real life Rom-Com. Listen now at wondery.fm/dressed
In the spirit of summer, we revisit our Season One two part series on one of the most controversial garments in history: the swimsuit.
In this week's mini-sode we answer a query from a real-life mermaid.
In the 1960s, Mary Quant launched her fashion revolution amid a rainbow of mini-skirts and hot pants. This week, we explore her life and legacy with Jenny Lister, the curator behind the V&A's exhibition Mary Quant, on view until February 20, 2016.
This week we discuss the role of auction houses in the collecting of historic dress in a continued conversation with Timothy Long, Director, Senior Specialist of Couture and Luxury Accessories for Leslie Hindman Auctioneers.
Timothy Long takes us inside the multi-tiered genius of Charles James, the self-taught fashion designer behind some of the most innovative and breathtakingly beautiful designs of the 20th century.
A staple of various style tribes, Nancy MacDonell joins us to speak about the history of the penny loafer.
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing and we are joined by Sarah Jean Culbeth to discuss the space age fashions of Pierre Cardin.
This week, we explore the fascinating origins of the so-called "sailor" and "peter pan" style collars.
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