Institutions of One × Fashion · Sources

The Oral History Is a Succession Document

Institutions of One × Fashion, Continue room, dossier CN07

From RN Collins, selected work

The dossier chapter, the sources behind it, further reading and the collection images, each linked to the original.

The articleThe Oral History Is a Succession Document institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app

Research cited

  1. Project of the Fashion Industries Oral History Series: Bonnie Cashin 1982. FIT Special Collections, 1982-05-26; digitized 2020. archiveondemand.fitnyc.edu
  2. FIT oral histories collection, 1967-2023. FIT Gladys Marcus Library, 1967-2023. sparc.fitnyc.edu
  3. Interview of Christine Pupillo, Leonard Trattner, and Harry Greenberg of the Patternmaking Department. Fashion Institute of Technology Special Collections and College Archives, 1995-02-27; digitized 2020. archiveondemand.fitnyc.edu
  4. Joyce A. Bailey Oral History Interview. National Museum of African American History and Culture, 2016-07-11. nmaahc.si.edu
  5. Universal Electronic Records Management Requirements, Version 3. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, 2023-06. archives.gov
  6. Personal Digital Archiving. Library of Congress, current; resources include 2013 publication. digitalpreservation.gov
  7. Electronic Records Information for Archivists. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, current. archives.gov

Other sources

  1. Division of Costume Audiovisual Collection. Smithsonian National Museum of American History Archives Center, collection record current; accessed 2026-09-07. si.edu
  2. Oral history. Museum of Modern Art, program current; accessed 2026-09-07. moma.org
  3. Joyce A. Bailey Oral History Interview. National Museum of African American History and Culture, 2016. si.edu
  4. Special Collections and FIT Archive. Fashion Institute of Technology, current; accessed 2026-09-07. fitnyc.edu
  5. Personal Digital Archiving. Library of Congress, current; accessed 2026-09-07. digitalpreservation.gov
  6. Chinese American fashion designer oral-history digitization project. National Archives and Records Administration, 2024. archives.gov
  7. Fashion at the Library. Library of Congress, current; accessed 2026-09-07. blogs.loc.gov
  8. The source notes for dossier CN07: every claim, its evidence label and its sources institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app
  9. The CN07 instrument, a working tool for this dossier institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app
  10. The rights desk: every source in the exhibition and the terms for using it institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app

Images, slide by slide

The cover image
House of Worth, Evening dress, ca. 1882. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2009.300.635a, b. Public Domain / Met Open Access.Public Domain / Met Open AccessPhoto record
The featured object, "Look closely"
Bernard Gotfryd, Liz Claiborne, fashion designer, with model, 1982. Library of Congress, gtfy.00717. Free to Use and Reuse / Library of Congress curated set.Free to Use and Reuse / Library of Congress curated setPhoto record

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