Mode and Mode 5: Helen Hessel
Mode and Mode is a periodical that addresses printed matter in fashion practice. Each issue explores experimental publishing in fashion with an interview around a print-based project — one that has critical effects to fashion as a discourse. In doing so, we reflect on the role of print and its potency to disrupt, propel and remake fashion narratives. Mode and Mode is edited by Laura Gardner and designed by Karina Soraya.
Mode and Mode 5: Helen Hessel features translations of writing by Helen Hessel (1886-1982), letter correspondence between Hessel and Henri-Pierre Roché, and an interview with Professor Mila Ganeva.
88 pages, 14 x 24 cm, softcover, Mode and Mode (Melbourne).
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Mode and Mode 5: Helen Hessel
Mode and Mode is a periodical that addresses printed matter in fashion practice. Each issue explores experimental publishing in fashion with an interview around a print-based project — one that has critical effects to fashion as a discourse. In doing so, we reflect on the role of print and its potency to disrupt, propel and remake fashion narratives. Mode and Mode is edited by Laura Gardner and designed by Karina Soraya.
Mode and Mode 5: Helen Hessel features translations of writing by Helen Hessel (1886-1982), letter correspondence between Hessel and Henri-Pierre Roché, and an interview with Professor Mila Ganeva.
88 pages, 14 x 24 cm, softcover, Mode and Mode (Melbourne).
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Mode and Mode is a periodical that addresses printed matter in fashion practice. Each issue explores experimental publishing in fashion with an interview around a print-based project — one that has critical effects to fashion as a discourse. In doing so, we reflect on the role of print and its potency to disrupt, propel and remake fashion narratives. Mode and Mode is edited by Laura Gardner and designed by Karina Soraya.
Mode and Mode 5: Helen Hessel features translations of writing by Helen Hessel (1886-1982), letter correspondence between Hessel and Henri-Pierre Roché, and an interview with Professor Mila Ganeva.
88 pages, 14 x 24 cm, softcover, Mode and Mode (Melbourne).
