Bandannas trace America's colorful history and culture
The article traces bandannas from Martha Washington’s era to modern times, showing how these fabric squares carried politics, promotions, and pop culture. Hillary Weiss catalogs 600 pieces in The American Bandanna, noting famous uses from Washington to Elvis, World War II bonds, sports magic, circuses, and museum ties.
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India
Hillary Weiss
George Washington
Elvis
San Francisco
Chronicle Books
Ms. Weiss
Manhattan
Vermont
MGM
Washington
John Hewson
America
New York Historical Society
Martha Washington
Rhode Island
S.H. Greene Mill
Nathaniel Greene
Kitty
George
Simeon H. Greene
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Ike
Eisenhower
Weiss
Minneapolis Twins
Charles Wilson Peale
Natural History Museum
Philadelphia
P.T. Barnum
Brooklyn
Mention the Unmentionables exhibition on underwear history
The Goldstein Gallery at the University of Minnesota hosts Mention the Unmentionables a century of underwear and social mores exhibition in St Paul. It surveys garments from corsets to modern sports bras with insights from curators and designers about how undergarments shaped gender norms and personal identity.
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Megastar
Madonna
Or University of Minnesota
Goldstein
St. Paul
Lisa Lounsbury
Mary Hoover
Department of Design, Housing and Apparel
Goldstein Gallery
Minnesota Historical Society
Jane Hegland
Sharon Sidenbender
Hoover
Christian Dior
Marilyn Monroe
America
Suzanne Bakerman
Johnson
Jean-Paul Gaultier
Vito Acconci
New York City
Hegland
Marla Berns
Norman Schwarzkopf
Sidenbender
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