(Paperback)

"London Fashion Week" has maintained London's position as one of the most important cities on the international fashion calendar. Arguing that fashion was central to the impact of modernity in late nineteenth- and twentieth-century London, the author maps the progress of fashion against the city's neighbourhoods and streets.

(Hardback)

The first comprehensive book to examine the impact of innovative pattern-cutting in key examples of 20th century design, written by a curator and professor at Londons Central Saint Martins.