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

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  • 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

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Atelier QuarterlyAn Editorial Journal of Craft, Culture, and the Considered Life
By Stacy Stewart Smith (he/him), 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: 66 pages, 12 essays and features plus an exclusive fashion spread and short story, written for the curious, the discerning, and the well-dressed.

Read Volume I in your language

The digital edition of La Belle Époque Redux is offered in English and Spanish. Before adding it to your cart, use the Format selector to choose Digital / English or Digital / Español. The French digital edition is forthcoming and is not yet available to purchase.

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Para leer el Volumen I en español: selecciona Digital / Español en las opciones de Formato / Format antes de añadirlo al carrito. Si está disponible el selector de idioma de la tienda, elige Español para navegar en español. Cambiar el idioma de la tienda no cambia el idioma del PDF que compras. La edición digital en francés está en preparación y todavía no está a la venta.

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
  • Bespoke Shirt Boutique — Fashion Spread — page 42
  • Creativity Yields Haters and Naysayers but Also Success — Short Story — page 53

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  • Print: One (1) physical English-language copy of Vol. I, including free shipping within the United States, supplied in an AQ branded box and sent to the shipping address entered at checkout. A PDF download is not included with the Print option.

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English digital edition ISBN: 979-8-90600-830-5

Ready for more? Atelier Quarterly Vol. II: Couture Reformation — Menswear Couture Magazine is also available.

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