Clothes Collection (page 21)

Forgetfulness era
Salar Mosayyebzadeh

hope
Christoph Hessel

CURIOSITY IN THE EYES
Yavuz Pancareken

The Circle
Faizal Besari

Look throught the window
Jure Kravanja

Coat-field
Christine von Diepenbroek

white laundry
Holger Droste

A scene of life on the train tracks - Bangladesh
Joxe Inazio Kuesta Garmendia

the watchcat
Nicoleta Gabor

Siamese in Fashion
Athos K. Florides

pulse 01
AndreJa Ravnak

Love in a cocoon
Alejandro Marcos

with the wind
Daisuke Kiyota

On chair
Ramiz Sahin

3x3
Francesco Del Santo

Quarantine - Shirt
Jorge Ruiz Dueso

Lockdown Where You Are
Saurabh Sirohiya

The girl & dance
Moein Hasheminasab

Quarantine-4
Rob Li

Not dry yet!
Ugur Erkmen

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Residency
Ömer Ates Kızıltug

Hampden Park Glasgow August 1971 Washing hanging out Queens Park football jerseys on washing line

Male Fashions, Cambridge, September 1985

Male Fashions, Cambridge, 29th April 1985

Male Fashions, Cambridge, November 1990, John Michie

New York Police question a man in a shop. 13th February 1981

Sergeant C Bennet of the 1st Airlanding Brigade (home town Darlington) who swam across the river at 05.30 hours to reach safety this morning

Fragments of clothing thrown into a tree by bomb blasts in the South East of England during the Blitz. Circa 1940s

In November 1944 the Germans carried out a forced evacuation of the civilian population in the interior of Finnmark and burnt all the homes to the ground

Drawing their civilian clothing from the Clothing Depot, Olympia, Colonel C.W Baker (left) tries on a jacket, and Lieutenant Colonel W.P. Britton (right) a hat

Ruislip Womens Voluntary Services have started an exchange of cast off clothing for children. A youngster who has grown out of his clothes can fetch them to the WVS

Women look through belongings from their homes after an air raid bombing. Cardiff, Wales. September 1940

Clothing coupon books issued to the public during the Second world War. May 1943

Bombardier Reg Kraushaar of Deptford and wife, pictured putting on his tie. He had been in the Army for five years. Before that he was a GPO storeman

Marie (Cinderella) Antoinette lives in a farm next to an RAF airstrip in Normandy. For her confirmation at the local church she was dressed in a frock made of parachute silk with shoes specially

German woman hangs washing by Siegfried Line, France. Circa 1944

Reta Tutin and Nora Sharpley have no Monday morning blues as they leave Snow Street Wash House with their cleaned washing. 16th November 1970

Picture shows the staff at fabric makers, Richardson, Tee, Rycroft and Co, in Portland Street, Manchester, as they prepare for the coronation of George VI

A press preview for an auction in aid of the Invalid Childrens Aid Association. Jean Shrimpton modelling some of the clothes given for the auction by many Hollywood personalities

Mary Quant, designer and fashion icon, appears at The Birmingham NEC, Midlands, England. Mary, still designing in 1979, poses on a bed with a cup of tea. Picture taken 12th November 1979

Rock and roll singer Vince Eager shows off his fabulous wardrobe. 5th April 1959

A communal backyard in Hodges Square, Butetown, an idea some housewives heartily detest. 1st December 1970

Piano Pushing Competition at Young Mens Christian Association, Teesside, North East, England, 1972

A gambling machine has been installed in the launderette in the Warwick Road, Banbury, Oxon. Pictured, Mrs Violet Cox tries her hand at the one armed bandit

Help for the customers an important reason for the success of Marks and Spencer. Miss A. Herd, sales assistant (right) helps a buyer select a blouse at a branch in Birmingham. 23rd May 1974

Shoppers in the Oxford Street branch of Marks & Spencer. 7th July 1966

21-year-old Lesley Chapman from Penge seen working behind the counter of the Oxford Street branch of Marks & Spencer. 7th July 1966

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"Clothes: A Symbol of Empowerment and Expression" In 1908, English suffragettes took to the streets, clad in their revolutionary clothes, demanding equality for women. Their attire became a powerful statement, reflecting their unwavering determination to fight for change. Just like an English suffragette donning her feminist newspaper as a badge of honor, this Jack Russell terrier exudes confidence with his bow tie at the table. He reminds us that even our furry friends can make a fashion statement. A bulldog on a skateboard catches our attention with digital manipulation turning his scarf from blue to red. This playful alteration showcases how they have the power to transform not only our appearance but also our mood and attitude. Brussel sprouts wearing Christmas hats may seem unconventional, but through digital manipulation, they sport SU hats reminiscent of university pride. It's a whimsical reminder that even unexpected objects can embrace fashion and join in the festive spirit. Meerkats wearing woolly hats are digitally manipulated into adorable headwear enthusiasts. These furry creatures show us that no matter how small or seemingly insignificant we may be, there is always room for self-expression through clothing choices. Imagine a hamster driving a miniature sports convertible car – it's an amusing sight indeed. But beneath the surface lies an important message about justice and fairness represented by the scales above London's Old Bailey Law Courts, and are be more than just fabric; they symbolize principles worth fighting for. A golden retriever dog dressed as part of a wedding couple emphasizes how clothes play an integral role in special occasions. With digital manipulation adding flowers and bow ties (JD), this image captures love and celebration while showcasing canine elegance. Another golden retriever takes center stage wearing Father Christmas hat while driving a sports car – proof that even dogs enjoy embracing holiday traditions with style. A basset hound sporting goggles and helmet demonstrates that clothes serve practical purposes too.