100 ideas que cambiaron la moda / 100 ideas that changed fashion

Offering a unique and engaging perspective on the fashion world, this history describes the most influential ideas in women’s fashion from 1900 through 2010. Charting the concepts, developments, and movements that transformed the way women dress, the book presents the major ideas in chronological order and explains the reactions with which revolutionary fashion changes were met during historical periods. The discussion topics include the consequences of women’s emancipation in the form of dress and the growth of social mobility and the internet, which have converted fashion into a global phenomenon.

Harriet Worsley teaches fashion communication and fashion journalism at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London. She is a former freelance fashion and interiors journalist at magazines such as ＂Vogue＂ and the＂ Telegraph,＂ and she is the author of ＂Classics of Fashion＂ and ＂Decades of Fashion.＂