Andrew Groves: Menswear, Archives, Systems
Andrew GrovesMenswear, masculinity, class and the systems that structure how men are seen. From the Westminster Menswear Archive.
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Professor of Fashion Design. Director of the Westminster Menswear Archive. I work with brands, museums, and publishers on menswear, archives, and the politics of dress.
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