How the West was Worn : A Complete History of Western Wear
Editorial Reviews Book Description From fringed chaps to silver-spurred boots to ten-gallon Stetsons, Western wear is a uniquely American look that has romanced the entire world. In How the West Was Worn, now available in an affordable paperback format, Holly George-Warren and Michelle Freedman round up the different styles of this enduring trend. The book is an authoritative yet entertaining look at "glitterbillies," rodeo girls, and rhinestone cowboys, featuring archival photos of celebrities as well as collectibles like vintage album covers and sewing patterns. The lively, fact-filled text, including a foreword by country-music star Marty Stuart, makes this book a barrel of fun for fashion devotees and country music fans alike. About the Author Holly George-Warren is editor of Rolling Stone Press and its best-selling Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll, and the author and coauthor of some 35 other titles. Michelle Freedman is a clothing designer based in Portland, Oregon, whose fashions have appeared in Details and Texas Monthly. James H. Nottage is founding chief curator of the Autry Museum of Western Heritage. Marty Stuart is a Grammy Award- winning musician and a member of the Grand Ole Opry.
How the West was Worn : A Complete History of Western Wear,Holly George-Warren,Michele Freedman,James H. Nottage,Marty Stuart,"Harry N. Abrams, Inc.",0810992566,Art,Art & Art Instruction,Beauty & Grooming - Fashion,Design - Textile & Costume,Diet / Health / Fitness,Dress And Costume,Fashion,Popular Culture - General,Textiles & Costume,Art / Fashion
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