Fashion Design, Referenced: A Visual Guide to the History, Language, and Practice of Fashion
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“Fundamentals” provides an overview of the essential structure of the fashion profession (its organization, specializations, and centers) and looks at shifts in style over time and in ever-faster cycles going forward.
“Principles” introduces the steps in creating a collection, from design to production, and explores directions suggested by sustainability and technology.
“Dissemination” charts the many avenues by which fashion reaches its audience, whether on the catwalk or in the store, in print or online, in the museum or on the street.
“Practice” gathers and appraises the work of the most influential and innovative fashion designers of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
From its first question—What is fashion design?—to its last—What does the future hold?—Fashion Design, Referenced chronicles the scope of ideas, inspirations, and expressions that define fashion culture.
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Alicia Kennedy is a Boston-based editor and writer in the arts and design. She has commissioned numerous design books for Rockport and was cofounder and coeditor of the award-winning Assemblage: A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture.
Emily Banis Stoehrer is a fashion educator. She heads the Fashion Program at Fisher College in Boston and was formerly a curatorial research associate in textiles and fashion at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Jay Calderin is a fashion educator. He is director of creative marketing at the School of Fashion Design in Boston, founder of Boston Fashion Week, and author of Form, Fit, and Fashion and Fashion Design Essentials.
