Press & Events
Excited to be a part of the National Arts Club’s upcoming “fashion speaks Friday’s” panel about Westernwear, with Union Western clothing, my friend Natty Adams and music from the best hillbilly trio around Sit & Die Co.
It’s free and open to the public but don’t forget to RSVP on Eventbrite!
I’ll be joining the conversation at LIM college’s annual fashion symposium, Fashion: Now and Then
On Nov 1st Ilyse Carter will host myself and Raissa Bretana for a panel discussion
Mint Condition: The Enduring Appeal of Vintage in Subculture
We’ll be speaking at 1pm. Event details and registration here
Thanks to Tony Perrottet for including me in his piece on the Cuban revolution’s influence on fashion for the NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/16/fashion/fidel-castro-radical-chic.html?fbclid=IwAR02CaA3tH1BMZ5j_MaX5ssowWMIjNt1WabszXJWfJLl-YcVhoeaoUxjqvI
I spoke with Ilyse Carter for i-D about Camp and taste!
How cool is it to be quoted in the same article as Lady Bunny!
https://i-d.vice.com/en_us/article/zmagz3/met-gala-camp-celebrity-red-carpet-lady-bunny
Check out my latest piece for Denim Dudes! It’s adapted from a talk I gave at the Fashion Unraveled symposium at FIT in the fall of 2018:
http://www.denimdudes.co/smartphone-fades-and-the-markings-of-contemporary-labor/
I'm happy to be presenting at two fantastic conferences taking place in September in NYC
The Design history Society 2018 annual conference will be hosted at Parsons in early September.
I'll present: “Just try to stop the gals from wearing ‘em!” Postwar Westernwear’s gendered divisions
And at the end of the month I'll be taking part in FIT's Colloquium: Fashion Unraveled
where I'll present: "Denim, smartphone fade, and the markings of contemporary labor"
