The Way We Wore

  • The Way We Wore: Styles of the 1930s and '40s and Our World Since Then
    By Marsha Hunt

    Illustrates the fashion of the 1930s and '40s, discussing fabrics, colors, and prices from each era, and outlines what fashion changes have occurred since the 1950s

  • The Way We Wore: Black Style Then
    The Way We Wore: Black Style Then
    By Michael McCollom, Renee Hunter

    A collection of original photographs featuring black men and women looking their "best" offers a glimpse of black style through decades of the twentieth century.

  • The Way We Wore: A Life in Threads
    The Way We Wore: A Life in Threads
    By Robert Elms

    'This is a love letter to the wayward creativity that has fired generations of British youth tribes - all those Mods, suedeheads, peanuts, punks, Teds and bomb-site dandies who dressed as though they owned the world.

  • The Way We Wore: A Life in Clothes
    The Way We Wore: A Life in Clothes
    By Daphne Selfe

    Perhaps as a result, she has had a lifelong love affair with clothes and fashion. The Way We Wore is a heart-warming account of that love affair, taking readers from the organdie party frocks of a 1930s childhood to the pages of Vogue.

  • The Way We Wore: A Life in Threads
    The Way We Wore: A Life in Threads
    By Robert Elms

    Robert Elms' memoir takes us from Teddy Boys to Acid house, from Notting Hill to Soho. A love letter to London Town and the overdressed, undervalued youth who made this city such a hotbed of cool. This is the story of a life's obsession.