The literary component to the museum's first major exhibition on menswear will be available on April 19.
curator and art historian, who edited the book and penned its opening essay, “Do Clothes Make the Man?” “The texts within the show are much shorter so we’re looking to encourage people to understand the objects.”
While “Fashioning Masculinities” honors different ideas across cultures, it is rooted in British history, which is ever present in tailoring, as well as the modern designers who are featured, such as Alexander McQueen, Kim Jones for Fendi, Craig Green, Samuel Ross, Grace Wales Bonner and Bianca Saunders, among others.
One of the more modern fashion ideas, genderless fashion, is also explored in the book, which shows how the idea isn’t very novel at all.
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