The Anatomy of Fashion: Why We Dress the Way We Do Colin McDowell
Publisher: Phaidon Press

Inside the lobby, Sylbert, dressed in khaki hunting gear and Topsiders, was slowly walking back and forth while the gaffer orchestrated the placement of lights. Mar 25, 2012 - When Morgan Freeman shows up in a movie, everyone relaxes, because he is evidence that the black man is not too angry with the white man, and we can all relax because he will show us the way. That's one way to make sure that no one else is wearing what you've got on. That's where proprietor and designer, Ali Eagen, dress or ball gown hanging on a store rack. That's all about to change with the opening of 'anatomy' – a custom design women's clothing shop that will soon open at 569 Elmwood Avenue. Sylbert wasn't wild about this lobby. Feb 28, 2014 - It is a particular quirk of human psychology that we tend to perceive moral agency (the capacity to do things) and moral patiency (the capacity to have stuff done to you) dichotomously, even though human beings are in fact both. He has made a career out of playing such parts. Aug 23, 2013 - Colin McDowell, Seeking middle ground with his latest project, has written “The Anatomy of Fashion: Why We Dress the Way We Do” (to be published on Sept. Oct 11, 2010 - Up until this point we have seen a few boutiques experimenting with locally-made fashion, though mostly have only dabbled in a line here and there.