The Essay to Read If You Even Think About Wearing Clothes

Bernard Rudofsky’s 1947 essay “Are Clothes Modern?” ponders the passing of fads, the ideology of luxury goods, the changeability of body taboos, and the psychic satisfaction of a chic self-portrait.
Troy Patterson writes about Bernard Rudofsky’s 1947 essay “Are Clothes Modern?” and its enduring relevance to contemporary fashion.

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