White Walls, Designer Dresses: The Fashioning of Modern Architecture
by Mark Wigley
Mark Wigley examines the close relationship between modern architecture and fashion, focusing on the cultural meanings of white walls, designer clothing, appearance, and style. This thought-provoking study considers how architecture became part of a broader visual language of modernity.
About This Book
White Walls, Designer Dresses explores the relationship between modern architecture and fashion.
Mark Wigley considers how white walls and designer clothing became connected with ideas of modernity and visual identity.
The book examines architecture not only as construction, but also as a cultural form shaped by appearance, presentation, and style.
It offers a focused study for readers interested in architecture, design history, and the ways built spaces are represented.
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