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Out of Shape: Debunking the Myths about Fashion Sizing and Fit

Out of Shape: Debunking the Myths about Fashion Sizing and Fit

Debunking Myths about Fashion and Fit

by Mel Campbell
Paperback
Publication Date: 01/06/2013

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From corsets to skinny jeans, we have always fretted about our body shapes and why it's so damn difficult to find a good fit. In this bold and entertaining book, Mel Campbell examines the tensions between our cultural ideals and our own bodies. Combining lively interviews and personal experiences with visits to museums, galleries and vintage fairs, Mel explores why we are still so critical of our various shapes and restricted by old-fashioned values.

Out of Shape reveals how, when it comes to clothes and sizing, the past and present are cut from the same cloth.
ISBN:
9781922213075
9781922213075
Category:
Fashion & society
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
01-06-2013
Language:
English
Publisher:
Affirm Press
Country of origin:
Australia
Pages:
224
Dimensions (mm):
198x128x22mm
Weight:
0.28kg
Mel Campbell

Mel Campbell is a Melbourne-based freelance journalist, critic, copywriter and editor. Mel researches and writes about film and television, clothing and costume, books and ideas, media and consumer culture, and the wonderful, underrated banalities of everyday life. Her first book was Out of Shape: Debunking the Myths About Fashion and Fit (Affirm Press, 2013). She writes on film, TV and media at Junkee, The Big Issue, Crikey, Metro, The Guardian and more. She is currently a co-host of fortnightly culture podcast The Rereaders, a columnist on writing at Overland magazine, a lecturer in Monash University's Masters of Communications and Media Studies program, and a commentator in live discussions on radio and online.

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