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Atelier Quarterly Vol. I: La Belle Époque Redux — Menswear Editorial Magazine

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  • Atelier Quarterly Vol I cover
  • A magazine cover and interior page layout for Atelier Quarterly Volume I, featuring a sepia-toned jacket photo on the cover with magazine title text and a beige interior page showing articles and a logo.
  • A vintage-style printed table of contents page with a beige parchment background, black script title at the top right, a black-and-white event photograph on the left, and a black bullet-point list of contents on the right.
  • A square digital card or poster with a split-color background showing a potted tropical plant in a room with two arched windows, one blue-gray and one warm beige, with white text overlay reading 'Plant Dream Adumbration' and a paragraph of copy below.
  • A printed editorial-style page with a large photograph of a man in a black suit standing in a studio, alongside two columns of text headed 'The Real Price Designers Pay to Make Luxury Apparel' and 'Why does luxury menswear couture command premium pricing?'.
  • A book or album cover titled "The Making of The Bishop" showing a dark fluffy black sheep inside a clear box on a textured beige and brown background, with spiral binding visible along the left edge and printed text on the right.
  • A magazine-style article cover or promotional graphic about pants waistline, featuring a group of men walking down a city street in Chicago, with large text at the top and bottom discussing the waistline seam trend in men's pants.
  • A man and a woman stand in a field of discarded clothing under a gray sky. The woman wears a long blue coat, patterned scarf, brown gloves, and a brown handbag.
  • A printed magazine or brochure page titled 'TWEED TALK' with a large block of text on the left and a photograph on the right showing two men in tweed suits standing on the Eiffel Tower.
  • A magazine-style article layout with a large historical fashion illustration on the left showing a woman in a white dress in a grand hall, and two columns of black text on a white background. The caption at the bottom reads, 'Artificial Intelligence Just May Become the Fashion Police.
  • A magazine-style page with a large portrait of a man on the left and an article titled 'Of Collars, Convertible and Custom Cravats' on the right. The man is wearing a dark suit and white shirt.
  • A vintage-style guide page titled 'THE WELL-DRESSED MAN: How to Wear a Cravat' with text on the left and six numbered inset photos of a man modeling cravat wear on the right.
  • A man modeling a black knit top with green sequined geometric patterns, shown alongside a close-up of the garment detail and descriptive text on a dark background.
Atelier Quarterly Vol. I: La Belle Époque Redux — Menswear Editorial Magazine

Atelier Quarterly Vol. I: La Belle Époque Redux — Menswear Editorial Magazine

$19.99
An Editorial Journal of Craft, Culture, and the Considered Life
By Stacy Stewart Smith — New York Atelier

"The 167-Hour Journey: Creating a Couture Shearling Coat."

This is the kind of story inside Atelier Quarterly. Not marketing. Not trend reports. A designer opening his notebooks, his cost sheets, and his atelier to explain what couture actually is — and why it costs what it costs.

Volume I is the first collected edition of the journal — 51 pages, 12 essays and features, written for the curious, the discerning, and the well-dressed.

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Table of Contents

  • Plant Dream Adumbration — page 1
  • The Real Price Designers Pay to Make Luxury Apparel — page 4
  • The Making of The Bishop — page 8
  • Muffin Top and the Ever Moving Pants Waistline — page 15
  • Great Garment Expectations — page 17
  • Tweed Talk — page 20
  • Artificial Intelligence Just May Become the Fashion Police — page 23
  • Of Collars Convertible and Custom Cravats — page 27
  • The Needle and Thread: The Couture Chainette — page 33
  • The Well-Dressed Man: How to Tie a Cravat — page 34
  • The Abstractrealist Dreamer — page 35
  • Holiday Alternatives — page 38

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  • Upon purchase, you will receive an email with a link to download your copy as a PDF (44.2 MB)

ISBN: 979-8-90600-830-5

Ready for more? Atelier Quarterly Vol. II: Couture Reformation — Menswear Couture Magazine is available now and downloads immediately upon purchase.
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