Scarves & Socks

The Greenwood encyclopedia of clothing through American history 1900 to the present
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Find out what we wore and why we wore it in "The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Clothing in American History-Twentieth Century to the Present." This fascinating reference set provides two levels of information: descriptions of styles of clothes that Americans have worn and, as important, why they wore those types of clothes. With volume one covering 1900-1949 and volume two covering 1950 to the present, the first half of each volume provides four chapters that each examine the impact that political and cultural events, arts and entertainment, daily life, and family structures have on fashion. The second half of each volume describes the important and everyday fashion and styles of the period, decade by decade, for women, men, and children. The set also includes helpful timelines; resource guides listing web sites, videos, and print publications; an extensive glossary; and illustrations. Fashion influences how we view other people and how we view...

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From the Slow Lane: Warm Christmas memories from Key West

Santa. He was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot (!) and had a flowing beard as white as the snow (!). I behaved the way anyone would; I screamed “Santa!” He smiled and winked and then, as we passed “this” close to each other, he gave me a high-five.

I was so stunned it almost didn’t register that Santa was wearing black flip-flops. Christmas in Key West takes on a different twist from Christmas on Shelter Island.

There may never be snow during the holiday season (or ever!) but the people here make up for the lack of white stuff, with wild enthusiasm in the way they light their homes, businesses, vehicles, palm trees, dogs and selves. And no matter that generations of Conchs (the Key West equivalent to Hareleggers) have never seen snow, the children still sing about Frosty and Jingle Bells, just like their northern counterparts.

On Saturday, right after my flip-flopped Santa encounter, I came upon some young teens caroling and as soon as I heard the first strains of “Silent Night” I was swept back home to Shelter Island and an ice-chilled December night about 25 years ago.

Source: Shelter Island Reporter