The Roaring 20s and Swinging 60s

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Credits
Cultural Appropriation
Curator Walkthrough
Dreams and Discontent
Educational Material
Enter
Intro
Jazz and Twenties Black Glamour
Mode and Modernity
Music Mania
Obsession with Youth
One Hour Dress
Plus Pattern Project
Process
Timeline
Twenties Nostalgia
Vintage Style

Jazz and Twenties Black Glamour

Jazz – black glamour

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Intro Twenties Nostalgia Dreams and Discontent Obsession with Youth Music Mania Cultural Appropriation Mode and Modernity

Timeline Curator Walkthrough Jazz and Twenties Black Glamour One Hour Dress Vintage Style, not Vintage Values The Plus Pattern Project Educational Material

Student Bios Credits Process

Fashion Culture Event: From Louis Armstrong to Dizzy Gillespie: Jazz and Black Glamour
YouTube Premiere (chat): March 25, 6-7:30pm

In a conversation moderated by MFIT Assistant Curator Elizabeth Way, historian Alphonso McClendon and vintage performer Dandy Wellington will discuss the influence of jazz on 1920s menswear. McClendon is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Fashion and Design & Merchandising at Drexel University and the author of Fashion and Jazz: Dress, Identity and Subcultural Improvisation. Dandy Wellington is a jazz singer, bandleader, and vintage style activist based in Harlem in New York City.

From Louis Armstrong to Dizzy Gillespie: Jazz and Black Glamour is held in conjunction with The Museum at FIT’s Fashion Culture series.

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