White Walls, Designer Dresses: The Fashioning of Modern Architecture
by Mark Wigley
Mark Wigley examines the relationship between modern architecture and fashion in White Walls, Designer Dresses. Bringing these creative disciplines into conversation, the book considers how design, appearance, and modernity are shaped across buildings and clothing, offering a thought-provoking perspective for readers of architecture, fashion, and cultural studies.
About This Book
White Walls, Designer Dresses examines the connections between modern architecture and fashion.
Mark Wigley considers how buildings, clothing, and design participate in shaping ideas of modernity and appearance.
The book offers a cross-disciplinary perspective on two creative fields often understood separately.
It is suited to readers interested in architecture, fashion, design history, and cultural theory.
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