HeyJaredA New Look
Learning to apply a careful eye to fashion, theology, and the body.
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Then + Now 03: Christian Dior (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the series in which I explore the work of designers who have most captured my imagination and influenced my relationship with fashion! My hope is for these brief posts to serve as a jumping off point for your own research and curiosity. You can read previous posts in the series here:This post is too long for email. Best viewed in a browser or on the app.Dior, Christian Dior (1947-1957)<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="ht
Reworking the Comfort Zone (opens the original)
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I feel like I blinked at the end of May and suddenly it was mid-August. My Summer memories are a swirl of sweaty, saturated color. I had intended to write more, read more, do more, but this season presented unique challenges that required particular focus. I’m relieved to say the things that were stressing me over the past few months are beginning to change and fade, being replaced by graciously answered prayers.I think my dressing habits reflect this paradoxically fast-paced season of waiting.
The Language of Style: A Conversation with Carter Davis Johnson (opens the original)
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Last Summer, published the intriguingly titled essay Stop Dressing Like a Transcendentalist. Penned by educator, editor, and menswear enthusiast Carter Davis Johnson, the article served as my formal introduction to Carter’s work which centers literature and aesthetics through the lens of American modernism. It was a pleasure to sit down and chat with him recently about the state of dress on
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