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1. Tropical whites: Hegemonic masculinity and menswear at the crossroads of Australia and Asia, 1900–1939.

Author

Bellanta, Melissa and Cramer, Lorinda

Subjects
*MASCULINITY, *SUITS (Clothing), *MEN'S clothing, *SOCIAL history, *HISTORY & gender, *COLONIES
Abstract

This article explores the social and gender history of 'tropical whites' – all‐white men's suits worn with pith helmets in tropical societies colonised by European powers – between c.1900 and 1939. Focusing on two northern Australian ports with multiple connections to Asia, the article shows that tropical whites helped to sustain inequities of race, gender and class in the colonial tropics. The fashion did this by helping to produce hegemonic masculinity in the region. Tropical whites served this function by symbolising racial whiteness and imperial mastery, but also because of their material dimensions: who made and maintained them, and the bodily influence they exerted on their wearers. Underlining the embodied dimensions of hegemonic masculinity, the article explores the multidimensional relationship between menswear and power in the Australian tropics; at the same time showing that racially subordinated men transformed aspects of the fashion for their own ends. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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2. [Lt Graham Gray and friends in civilian formal wear].

Subjects
Suits (Clothing), Soldiers History 19th century., Soldiers History 20th century., Armed Forces Military life., Soldiers., Suits (Clothing), United States History 1865-1921., États-Unis Histoire 1865-1921., United States.
Abstract

Lt Graham Gray and two other men are in civilian formal wear.

Published
2024

3. A study on the manufacture of clothing for men with normal distinctive bent shoulders.

Author

Nabidjanova, Nargiza, Nasirova, Muqaddas, and Qayumova, Muqaddasxon

Subjects
*CLOTHING industry, *SUITS (Clothing), *MODELS (Persons), *CLOTHING & dress, *SHOULDER, *STATURE
Abstract

This article is devoted to the production of ready-made garments that fit one of the most pressing problems of today, the unusual shapes of humanity. It covers the main types of men's stature, anthropometric indicators, the consequences of a number of defects in the balance of the human-clothing system if the dimensions do not match. Experimental research was conducted on the preparation of models of men's bent bodies and light clothing to suit them, as well as new design drawings. As a result of scientific and practical research, recommendations were made for the introduction of the optimal version of the model of clothing in the production of men's half-sleeves. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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4. A Suit of One's Own.

Author

Bellstrom, Kristen

Subjects
CUSTOM-made clothing, WOMEN'S clothing, SUITS (Clothing), FASHION design, HUMAN body
Abstract

The author reports on the growing trade in custom-made suits for women. She mentions the prestige granted by men's bespoke suits, the difficulties in designing clothes for women because of the variation in body shape, and her experience in being fitted for her own suit by Shao Yang at The Tailory in New York City.

Published
2020

6. Kauflust schlägt Preis: Auf einen guten Start folgt die Hitzeflaute. Das sind die Topseller der Womenswear.

Author

Elke, Dieterich and Christel, Wickerath

Subjects
CLOTHING industry, PANTS, SUITS (Clothing), RETAIL industry, CONSUMERS
Abstract

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Published
2023

7. 'Clothes Shall Mark the Man': Wearing Suits in Wartime Australia, 1939–1945.

Author

Cramer, Lorinda and Bellanta, Melissa

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), AUSTRALIAN history, CIVILIANS in war, WORLD War II, SOCIAL pressure, INTERVENTION (Federal government)
Abstract

This article aims to extend the ways in which the experiences of Australia's Second World War civilians and returned servicemen are understood, through a close reading of four men's suits. These suits reveal a dynamic wartime sartorial transformation that was shaped by cloth and workforce shortages, government intervention and social pressure, patriotic consumption, masculine duty and dignity. The suits shine a light on the cultural meanings of home front masculinities when men were marked by their clothes, drawing a line between men's attentiveness to their dress and their concerns, anxieties and desires. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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8. Analysis of trends on fabric patterns in contemporary men's suits.

Author

Choi, Sun Young and Lee, MinSun

Subjects
*SUITS (Clothing), *TREND analysis, *MEN'S clothing, *DRESSMAKING patterns
Abstract

As the number of men who value individual tastes and styles increases, a systematic analysis of patterns, an eye-catching design element, needs to be performed in men's suits. A total of 2,288 men's patterned suit images were collected over 12 seasons from 2015 to 2020 from Vogue. Each pattern was classified according to their motif sources and reclassified into traditional and non-traditional to examine the trend. Cross-analysis and X2 test were performed to analyse the differences according to the season. As a result, the traditional patterns showed a strong presence in the fall season, and non-traditional patterns were found more in the spring season. There were significant differences between traditional and non-traditional patterns by season and types. Besides, examining the use of patterns by brand, those that frequently use traditional patterns were Tom Ford, Ralph Lauren, Dunhill, Versace, and Giorgio Armani in order. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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9. Strategically Suited : Your Secret Edge to Grow Sales and Get New Clients

Author

Lee Heyward and Lee Heyward

Subjects
Strategic planning, Suits (Clothing), Success in business
Abstract

A style expert reveals how clothes can make a difference in our business success—and open up a new world of opportunities. The way people present themselves is a secret sales weapon. It gives them an edge within their industry. And all they have to do to activate that edge is change their clothes. Strategically Suited helps you grow your business or advance your career by making a great first impression—and as a bonus, looking your best can give you a new and powerful confidence. With advice that can work for men or women, and an emphasis on staying true to your own style, longtime image and sales strategist Lee Heyward shows that when you up-level your look, you'll feel great, have more fun—and close more business.

Published
2017

10. The Suit : Form, Function and Style

Author

Christopher Breward and Christopher Breward

Subjects
Fashion, Suits (Clothing), Suits (Clothing)--Pictorial works, Men's clothing, Men's clothing--History, Suits (Clothing)--History
Abstract

A beautifully tailored history of this fashion staple—at once a garment of tradition, power, and subversion. The Suit unpicks the story of this most familiar garment, from its emergence in western Europe at the end of the seventeenth century to today. Suit-wearing figures such as the Savile Row gentleman and the Wall Street businessman have long embodied ideas of tradition, masculinity, power, and respectability, but the suit has also been used to disrupt concepts of gender and conformity. Adopted and subverted by women, artists, musicians, and social revolutionaries through the decades—from dandies and Sapeurs to the Zoot Suit and Le Smoking—the suit is also a device for challenging the status quo. For all those interested in the history of menswear, this beautifully illustrated book offers new perspectives on this most mundane, and poetic, product of modern culture.

Published
2016

11. Demob Suits: One Uniform for Another? Burtons and the Leeds Multiple Tailors' Production of Men's Demobilization Tailoring after the Second World War.

Author

Sprecher, Danielle

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), WORLD War II, MEN'S clothing, MASCULINITY, TAILORING
Abstract

This article focuses on the key role played by the Leeds multiple tailors in the production of tailoring for British servicemen demobilized after the Second World War. The government provided each man demobilized with a full outfit of clothing, including underwear, shoes, hat, coat and tailored wool suit — the latter commonly described as a 'demob' suit. The article explores the significance of demob suits and how they were received by the men who had to wear them, highlighting men's concern about what they wore. The public rhetoric around the provision of demob suits will be considered within the context of the government restrictions on clothing of the 1940s and the way the suits were produced. The article argues that men's experience of the made-to-measure system of tailoring by the Leeds multiples influenced many servicemen's expectations about what constituted acceptable tailoring, fashion and standards of dress for their demob suits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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12. MADE TO MEASURE.

Author

Marikar, Sheila

Subjects
CUSTOM-made clothing, SUITS (Clothing), SUIT industry, MEN'S clothing stores, MARKETING
Abstract

The article profiles the men's clothing firm Indochino, including comments from firm chief executive officer (CEO) Drew Green. Topics include the firm's use of retail showroom locations to market its suits, the firm's custom manufacturing of suits, and its marketing of wedding clothing. The notion of bespoke clothing manufacturing is addressed.

Published
2017

13. BRIGHT IDEAS.

Subjects
SANDALS, SHOES, COATS, SUITS (Clothing)
Abstract

The article evaluates fashion products including sandals by the Chanel, shoes by the Louis Vuitton, a coat by Max Mara and shoulder-sculpting pantsuit by Balmain.

Published
2021

14. THE HEAT IS ON.

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), PANTS, GLOVES
Published
2020

15. THE HEAT IS ON.

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), PANTS, GLOVES
Published
2020

16. pArty oN!: Die Party geht weiter. Auch 2023. Darauf hat sich der Handel eindeutig festgelegt. Schließlich hat das Anlassgeschäft für gute Renditen gesorgt. Vorausgesetzt, es war genügend Ware da – ob in Womens- oder Menswear.

Author

Bangert, André and Wickerath, Christel

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), SPRING, MEN'S clothing, CLOTHING & dress, PRICE increases
Abstract

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Published
2022

17. STYLE + SHOP.

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), WRIST watches, BEDDING
Published
2020

18. A FASHION ALMANAC.

Author

Chrisman-Campbell, Kimberly

Subjects
*FASHION history, *SUITS (Clothing), *ARCHITECTS, LAFAYETTE Square (Saint Louis, Mo.)
Abstract

The article offers information related to the use of fashion suits by former First Lady of the U.S. Jacqueline Kennedy which she had worn it in public at least seven times to accompany her husband to church on November 12, 1961 and on a trip to London on March 26, 1962; and to review restoration plans for Lafayette Square with architect Carl Warnecke on September 26, 1962.

Published
2019

19. Party in style.

Subjects
CHILDREN'S clothing, CAFTANS, SUITS (Clothing), CLOTHING & dress, PRODUCT lines
Abstract

The article evaluates children's clothing including the Red kaftan from Oui Oui, Floral embroidered frock from Mark & Mia, and the Suit set from AJ Dezines.

Published
2019

20. How to Be Well-Suited.

Author

Antongiavanni, Nicholas

Subjects
CLOTHING & dress, TAILORING, SUITS (Clothing), MEN'S clothing, FASHION
Abstract

This article discusses the proper men's suit for each body type. According to the author, clothes can make you look taller or thinner. The advantages and disadvantages of the double breasted and three-button suit are provided. Examples are given for tall, muscular and heavy men with illustrations of famous celebrities and politicians.

Published
2006

21. SIMPLY SENSATIONAL.

Author

Schrope, Mark

Subjects
*TACTILE sensors, *SUITS (Clothing), *AERONAUTICS equipment
Abstract

Deals with the first tactile flight suit produced by Rupert Angus, a flight surgeon for the United States National Aeronatuics and Space Administration and the Navy. Number of the suit's pneumatic tactors; Percentage of civil air crashes attributed to spatial disorientation; Effectiveness and potential benefits of the suit; Other applications being developed for the tactile suit.

Published
2001

23. Fashion's Comeback King.

Author

NALLEY, RICHARD

Subjects
MEN'S clothing, SUITS (Clothing), BUSINESS planning, BUSINESS expansion
Abstract

The article discusses Caruso, a luxury men's suit brand and company created by fashion executive Umberto Angeloni for the clothing factory Fabbrica Sartoriale Italiana, in which he bought a controlling stake in 2012. Topics include a discussion of the handcraftsmanship practiced at Fabbrica; Angeloni's business plans to take the company global through a partnership with the privately owned Chinese investment group Fosun; and several of Angeloni's other projects.

Published
2014

24. Playing Through.

Subjects
GOLF equipment, SUITS (Clothing), FASHION accessories
Abstract

The article features various golf-inspired suits and men's fashion accessories available as of May 4, 1999, including a silk and mohair suit and cotton shirt from Hermès, silk tie by BOSS Hugo Boss and shoes by Cole-Haan.

Published
1999

25. Impact of reinforcements on heat stress in structural firefighter turnout suits.

Author

McQuerry, Meredith, DenHartog, Emiel, and Barker, Roger

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), FIRE fighters, PHYSIOLOGICAL effects of heat, THERMAL resistance, HEAT losses
Abstract

The purpose of this research was to determine the impact of additional textile layer reinforcements on garment heat loss and the physiological comfort of the firefighter. Four structural firefighter turnouts with varying levels of 'bulk' were assessed. A base composite analysis was conducted and each suit was evaluated for thermal resistance, evaporative resistance, and overall total heat loss (THL) on a sweating thermal manikin. Raw resistance data were then modeled to predict the physiological responses of firefighters for each turnout suit. Base composite percentages were compared to the heat loss values and predicted physiological responses. The Light Weight suit along with the Control, demonstrated the greatest heat loss values and lowest rise in predicted core temperature. Overall, results depicted the harmful impact that bulky reinforcements may have on wearer physiological comfort as the Heavy Duty suit had significantly lower heat loss and a potentially fatal maximum predicted core temperature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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26. DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION SUPPORT FOR DECORATIVE ELEMENTS FOR FASHION INDUSTRY OBJECTS.

Author

Gayratovna, Juraeva Shakhnoza and Bakhramovich, Murodov Tahir

Subjects
*DATABASES, *DECORATION & ornament -- Symbolic aspects, *EMBROIDERY, *FASHION design, *SUITS (Clothing), *SILK screen printing
Abstract

Databases of national decorative elements of a national suit are created. This allows in an automated mode to find and choose for further use a decorative element, a school of embroidery, the type of embroidery, ornament and size, to form sets of materials for the base of embroidery or for the application of special coloring polymer compositions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

27. 芳纶1313 纯纺消防服面料的生产工艺.

Author

李营建, 肖丰, and 余秀艳

Subjects
PROTECTIVE clothing, FIRE fighter equipment, SUITS (Clothing), FIREPROOFING agents, FIRE fighters
Abstract

Copyright of Cotton Textile Technology is the property of Cotton Textile Technology Editorial Office and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2018

28. The maximum evaporative potential of constant wear immersion suits influences the risk of excessive heat strain for helicopter aircrew.

Author

Hunt, Andrew P.

Subjects
*FLIGHT crews, *SUITS (Clothing), *WET-bulb temperature, *BODY temperature, *BIOPHYSICS
Abstract

The heat exchange properties of aircrew clothing including a Constant Wear Immersion Suit (CWIS), and the environmental conditions in which heat strain would impair operational performance, were investigated. The maximum evaporative potential (im/clo) of six clothing ensembles (three with a flight suit (FLY) and three with a CWIS) of varying undergarment layers were measured with a heated sweating manikin. Biophysical modelling estimated the environmental conditions in which body core temperature would elevate above 38.0°C during routine flight. The im/clo was reduced with additional undergarment layers, and was more restricted in CWIS compared to FLY ensembles. A significant linear relationship (r2 = 0.98, P<0.001) was observed between im/clo and the highest wet-bulb globe temperature in which the flight scenario could be completed without body core temperature exceeding 38.0°C. These findings provide a valuable tool for clothing manufacturers and mission planners for the development and selection of CWIS’s for aircrew. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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29. An intelligent method for the evaluation and prediction of fabric formability for men’s suits.

Author

Xue, Z., Zeng, X., and Koehl, L.

Subjects
MEN'S clothing, SUITS (Clothing), ARTIFICIAL neural networks, MECHANICAL behavior of materials, PRINCIPAL components analysis, PREDICTION models
Abstract

Sixty-six commonly used suitings were selected as the experimental samples of the current study. The Kawabata Evaluation System was used to measure the mechanical properties of the samples. Each sample fabric was made into a shoulder-back as a part of a men’s suit. In order to study the appropriateness of the samples for making good shaped men’s suits, which is known as fabric formability, sensory evaluation methods have been applied to obtain panelists’ assessments on the shape of the shoulder-backs. During data analysis, principal component analysis was initially adopted to reduce the complexity of the system by extracting a small number of important mechanical properties. Then, a fuzzy neural network was developed to model the underlying relations between the samples’ formability and their mechanical properties. Finally, a number of testing samples were used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed predictive model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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30. SCENE STEALER.

Subjects
*SUITS (Clothing), *T-shirts, *LOAFERS (Shoes)
Abstract

The article evaluates suit offered by Ralph Lauren, t-shirt offered by Brunello Cucinelli and loafers by Bruno Magli.

Published
2019

31. FOOTBALL FEVER.

Subjects
FOOTBALL games, SUITS (Clothing)
Abstract

The article offers information regarding football games and football players. Topics discussed include achievement of football players Brad Guzan as goalkeeper in number of games; activity of football player Josef Martinez in greeting fans after setting single-season soring in the football leagues; and suits offered by Atlanta to each player before home games.

Published
2019

32. MARKET.

Subjects
MEN'S clothing, SUITS (Clothing)
Published
2019

33. Cut & PAsTe.

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), MEN'S shirts, BOOTS
Abstract

The article offers information on several clothing from spring fashion trends including a graphic power suit from Zara, men's floral shirt from Topshop, and Coral boots from Charlotte Russe.

Published
2019

34. Vorsicht bei EPS-Bekämpfung.

Author

Breithaupt, Markus and Böhm, Falko

Subjects
DISPOSABLE clothing, SUITS (Clothing), DISINFECTION & disinfectants, CLEANING, CLOTHING & dress
Abstract

The article reports that correct reusable or disposable clothing depends on the volume of use and the possibility of reusable clothing too to store and clean properly. It notes that the advantage of reusable suits is one has better breathability. It adds that the advantage of disposable clothing is that one can change them several times a day and do not laboriously clean and disinfect them.

Published
2019

36. THE WARDROBE FIXERS.

Author

Berlinger, Max

Subjects
FASHION stylists, PRICE marks, SUITS (Clothing)
Abstract

The article presents an interview with several style advisors in the U.S. including Victoria Hitchcock, Andrew Weitz and Bill Bolling. Topics discussed include the number-one mistake that men make which include getting bedazzled by brand name or price tag, Andrew's favorite example of how fashion helped change a client's life and key pieces every man should have in his closet including a dark suit.

Published
2019

37. Our First President.

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), HATS, NEWSPAPERS, PRESIDENTS of the United States
Abstract

The article discusses facts related to George Washington, first president of the U.S. Topics include George riding in a carriage pulled by horses, suits and tricorn hat worn by him, giving speeches in front of crowds, which was also read by people later in a newspaper, and how he lived in three different homes being a President.

Published
2019

38. GENTLEMAN FARMER.

Author

GRISCHKE, MARK

Subjects
MEN'S clothing, WOMEN'S clothing, SUITS (Clothing), DRESSES, SHOES
Abstract

The article offers a preview of men's and women's clothing and accessories including suits, dresses and shoes.

Published
1998

39. Father of the bride.

Author

Moe, Jon and Grischke, Mark

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing)
Abstract

Presents photographs of men's summer suits. Wool suit from Oxford Clothes; Wool suit and cotton shirt by Paul Stuart; Wool three-piece suit from Hugo Boss; Wool/mohair suit by Alfred Dunhill; Cashmere suit from Ralph Lauren.

Published
1998

40. GREY MATTER.

Author

CHRISTY, DUNCAN

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), FASHION accessories, NECKTIES
Abstract

The article previews various suit clothing and accessories including a wool suit by Burberry, silk ties by Paul Stuart and a woman's dress and jacket by Donna Karan New York.

Published
1994

41. Mergers… & Acquisitions.

Author

Christy, Duncan

Subjects
CLOTHING & dress, FASHION accessories, SUITS (Clothing), SUNGLASSES, SOCKS
Abstract

The article features various pieces of clothing and accessories for men and women including a wool crepe suit from Calvin Klein, Vogue Firenze sunglasses by Bausch & Lomb and socks by Gordon Walker.

Published
1992

42. That Weekeng In New York.

Author

GRISCHKE, MARK

Subjects
CLOTHING & dress, WEEKENDS, SUITS (Clothing)
Abstract

Images are presented of wardrobes worn for a weekend in New York including a Norman Hilton suit, a Bally handbag, and shoes by To Boot.

Published
1991

43. MODERN TIMES.

Author

Goldstein, Lauren

Subjects
BUSINESSMEN, BUSINESSWOMEN, CLOTHING & dress, SUITS (Clothing), COSTUME
Abstract

Presents photographs of several business suits for men and women. Dolce & Gabbana's herringbone snap-front jacket and trousers; Kiton; St. Andrew's; Prada; Valentino; Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche; Ralph Lauren's Purple Label; Hermes; Jil Sanders; Donna Karan; Pricing.

Published
1998

44. COOL, CRISP & CLASSIC.

Author

Segal, T. and Bordnick, B.

Subjects
PHOTOGRAPHS, CLOTHING & dress, FASHION accessories, SALES, SUITS (Clothing), COATS
Abstract

Presents some photographs showing how bold accessories provide flair for newly subdued suits. Shape of clothes less exaggerated; Styles of overcoats; Rise in sales of three-piece an double breasted suits.

Published
1991

45. EASY DOES IT.

Subjects
CLOTHING & dress, EXECUTIVES, FASHION, COSTUME, SUITS (Clothing), SKIRTS
Abstract

Focuses on the evolution of dresses for business executives. Evolution of styles that emphasize ease and comfort; Business suits being made of lighter wool; Drapes of skirts allow free movement; Colors easy on eye.

Published
1990

46. Suit Yourself.

Author

Gavenas, Mary Lisa

Subjects
SUITS (Clothing), CUSTOM-made clothing, ALTERATION of clothes, MEN'S clothing, PATTERN design (Clothing), MEN'S clothing design
Abstract

The article reviews customized suit tailoring as a way for men to highlight their own clothing style. Topics addressed include suit alteration according to the client's needs, prices of suit tailoring on demand, and some peculiarities of hand tailored suit design compared to suits designed by machine. A list of tailors as of 1989 is also included. INSET: Fitting tributes.

Published
1989

47. Executive suit.

Author

Trachtenberg, Jeffrey A.

Subjects
FASHION, MEN'S clothing, SUITS (Clothing), EXECUTIVES
Abstract

The article suggests several style for better-dressed executives in the U.S. For basic spring wardrobe, executives must own a tropical worsted in dark navy or charcoal, and, or a pale gray or tan suit in cotton or linen. A three pairs of slacks is also needed which can be worn with either blazer of sportcoat. When it comes to shirts, basic colors are suggested. INSET: Where to shop.

Published
1984

48. Executive suit.

Author

Minard, Lawrence

Subjects
CUSTOM-made clothing, SUITS (Clothing), MEN'S clothing, PATTERN design (Clothing), CLOTHING & dress, TAILORS, ELECTRONIC typewriters, SAILBOATS, CLOTHING sales & prices
Abstract

The article looks at the tailoring of bespoke suits for businessmen at Savile Row in London, England as of May 1982. The prices of bespoke suits are discussed with comments from tailors and customers included. The process of producing a suit is discussed, with spacial attention given to pattern designs and the stage of padding. Also mentioned are other personal items for businesspeople, including electronic typewriters and sailboats.

Published
1982

49. EXECUTIVE STYLE.

Author

Hyde, Jack

Subjects
FASHION, EXECUTIVES, NECKWEAR, SUITS (Clothing), BUSINESS attire
Abstract

The article focuses on the business fashion preferences of executives in the U.S. Topics explored include the continuous popularity of gray pinstripe suits, highlights of the survey "Executive Style--Achieving Success Through Good Taste and Design," by Judith Price, and the tendency of executives to opt for conservative neckwear. The distinct fashion style of former U.S. President John F. Kennedy which influenced the launch of two-button suits in the market is also acknowledged.

Published
1982

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