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Fifty Dresses That Changed the World
Fashion design is both an industrial and cultural phenomenon, shaping and reflecting societyโs tastes, values, and technological advancements. It spans the glamorous catwalks of major fashion capitals to the industrious factories around the world, constantly evolving to capture the spirit of the times.
Fifty Dresses That Changed the World traces the remarkable journey of fashion over the past century through fifty iconic dresses that have left a lasting mark on design history. From Mariano Fortunyโs 1915 Delphos Pleated Dress to Cherโs unforgettable 1988 Oscars gown, each entry highlights the innovation, artistry, and social context that made these garments extraordinary. The collection celebrates the interplay between fashion, society, and culture, exploring how shifts in gender, sexuality, and style have been expressed through clothing.
Featuring stunning photography curated by the Design Museum, this beautifully illustrated volume is both an introduction to the evolution of modern fashion and a must-have gift for fashion lovers, designers, and design enthusiasts of all ages.
