Fall
With fall approaching, it is time again to look at the elegant gentleman from the 1930’s and their wardrone. Apparel Arts always observed very closely the fashion developments at the time and also made predictions about future trends. [more…]
At the moment, we are experiencing a rather warm Indian Summer and so, a transitional wardrobe becomes very useful. Hence, we I would like to present [more…]
Beginning in 1933, combinations with odd jackets emerged as a men’s fashion trend. Americans derived their inspiration for this trend from the British and their colorful, traditional country clothing. [more…]
Today, we would like to present a beautiful fashion illustration from Apparel Arts 1935 that shows the influence of typical country clothing on town wear. Also, we will analyze these silhouettes and learn why 8 inch long side vents became so popular that year. [more…]
As of today, we will begin to portrait stylish, well dressed gentlemen from the past or present in our new category: Gentlemen of Style. Today, we will start with Mr. Ignatious Joseph. [more…]
First issued in 1931, Apparel Arts soon became the leading magazine for the men's clothing trade & haberdasheries in the USA. An AA article [more…]
