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With over 7 billion people in the world, we all have one thing in common.

Every day, we all get dressed.

Welcome to Dress, the history of fashion, a podcast that explores the who-what-win

of why we wear. We are fashion historians and your host, Cassidy Zachary.

And April Callahan. Dress listeners, some of you might want to go ahead and pull out a pen and

paper for today's episode because we have received so many requests from you all about book

recommendations. And usually when this happens, we refer our listeners back to one of our earliest

fashion history mysteries back in February of 2019 when we discuss some of our favorite fashion books.

However, we thought that it's perhaps time for a little bit of a refresh on that list.

And this time, thematically, it's going to be a little bit of a twist.

Yeah, because today we are going to provide some recommendations,

per perhaps the ultimate primary source in autobiography. But of course, as we do on Dress,

these all have been written by some of fashion's grades. And we do want to say that our

recommendations today are no way, of course, comprehensive in terms of who has and has not written

in an autobiography or a memoir because of the copious number of fashion memoirs out there.

So we've limited our list of fashion designers, editors, and a few fashion photographers.

Yes. And there is a lot more out there to say, especially if you want to throw in the modeling

and beauty industries, so many more memoirs and autobiographies from that industry.

And we're actually not going to delve into that today. So maybe that's a different

recommendation list for a different day. And Cass, as you know, a couple of the books on today's

list have been mentioned in past episodes of Dress. But we also know that not all of our listeners

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