CUNY Fashion Studies

A wide lens on fashion.

[CUNY Fashion Studies @CUNYFashion]

The Fabric of Cultures: Systems in the Making https://t.co/jENeFAYoXx #Amazon

[Fashion History Timeline @FITfashionstory]

An American red, white & blue dress to celebrate the 4th! This dress is discussed in our just published overview of fashion in 1855, when women’s fashion was highly ornate with brightly colored silks and satins accessorized with all varieties of tasteful trimmings.

[SHOWstudio @SHOWstudio]

'This collection was what it said on the tin. Recycled sportswear, reused ideas.' - @LLetticeJW reports on the @StudioMMiller S/S 19 show https://t.co/aRDLAga9M5

[FERRAGAMO @Ferragamo]

The collection represents Ferragamo’s time spent in California with his Hollywood Boot Shop. Similar to the #ItalyInHollywood exhibition, #FerragamoCreations is an ode to Ferragamo’s link to cinema in America. #MuseoFerragamo https://t.co/lQwyFWiFcg

[CUNY Fashion Studies @CUNYFashion]

Rest In Peace https://t.co/0pvjGaCC0f

[FITSpecialCollection @SPARCFIT]

RT @museumatFIT: NOW OPEN: This isn't your typical fashion exhibition. #FashionUnraveled examines the concepts of imperfection and incompletion in fashion.

[The Graduate Center @GC_CUNY]

.@aaciman, writer and professor in @CompLitGCCUNY, will be giving this year's GC commencement address. #DidYouKnow Call Me By Your Name, which won best adapted screenplay, was based on Prof. Aciman book of the same name? #CMBYN #GC2018 🎓

[CUNY Fashion Studies @CUNYFashion]

For more information on “Performing Minoritarian and Queer Fashion: Interdisciplinary Perspectives”: https://t.co/AL81iAht0o

[CUNY Fashion Studies @CUNYFashion]

Join Us on May 7th from 12:30pm-2:30pm for “Performing Minoritarian and Queer Fashion: Interdisciplinary Perspectives” with Professor Eugenia Paulicelli and Organized by PhD Candidate Sissi Liu !

[The Graduate Center @GC_CUNY]

Join us on Monday, May 7 for @GCPresents’ #InsideTheGC, when @GC_CUNY doctoral students boil their dissertations down to lively 3-minute presentations. https://t.co/gZMm2oGayg

[WFTO-Europe @WFTOEurope]

Why asking brands to be completely transparent can really make a change? Here below, one among plenty of valuable good reasons!
Ask to your brand #whomademyclothes and be part of the Fashion Revolution !! @Fash_Rev

[The Business of Fashion @BoF]

Can East Africa compete with Asia as a sourcing hub for fashion? https://t.co/fC3Hbdtyo6

[Museum at FIT @museumatFIT]

TONIGHT: We'll be live tweeting #ValerieSteele's conversation with Justine De Young (@addressingart) author of "Fashion in European Art." Join the conversation using #fashionculture

[Fashion History Timeline @FITfashionstory]

Änne Söll’s “Puppets, Patterns, and ‘Proper Gentlemen’: Men’s Fashion in Anton Räderscheidt’s New-Objectivity Paintings” establishes how the rapid development of ready-to-wear clothing around 1900

[Tessa Maffucci @tessamaffucci]

Resale Is Expected to Be Bigger Than Fast Fashion Within 10 Years https://t.co/S2U7Ao6gP7 @DhaniMau via @Fashionista_com

[The City University of New York @CUNY]

Reminder: CUNY schools are closed this week for #SpringBreak

[Fashion History Timeline @FITfashionstory]

“Pockets to Purses” at the #museumatfit beautifully traces the evolution and overlap between the two means of carrying essentials around! Kudos to the #FIT graduate students who put it together! #fashioncuration #fashionhistory

[Museum at FIT @museumatFIT]

Suited Up Week: This c.1946 day suit is instantly recognizable as an #Adrian creation. He was unsurpassed in his ability to seam and piece fabrics. His subtle use of color was no doubt honed during his years as a costume designer for films. Via #MuseumatFIT #GilbertAdrian

[Urban Education @GCUrbanEd]

Reminder! Spring Recess is FRI MARCH 30 – SUN APRIL 8. #CUNY [image - CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, https://t.co/BkTsYIXcVG]

[Tessa Maffucci @tessamaffucci]

Tonight at @CUNYFashion! Current Research in Fashion Studies w/ presentations from @LuisinaSilvaB, Wanett Clyde & Dicky Yangzom

[Tessa Maffucci @tessamaffucci]

Diversity Report: The Fall 2018 Runways Were the Most Race and Transgender-Inclusive Ever; Not So Much for Age and Size Diversity https://t.co/S3KOF2FY8e via @fashion_spot