Dressing the Part - Rubenstein, Hal
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From longtime fashion director, consultant, media personality, and author, Hal Rubenstein, comes a fascinating and witty, lavishly designed guide to the most influential displays of fashion on television from the 1950s to today, revealing the surprising ways our favorite shows have significantly shaped or reflected the way we dress.

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From longtime fashion director, consultant, media personality, and author, Hal Rubenstein, comes a fascinating and witty, lavishly designed guide to the most influential displays of fashion on television from the 1950s to today, revealing the surprising ways our favorite shows have significantly shaped or reflected the way we dress.
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Hal Rubenstein is a writer, designer, and one of the founding editors at InStyle magazine, where he served as fashion director for fifteen years. In fall 2013, he launched his eponymous women's collection on the Home Shopping Network and formed Hal Rubenstein & Associates, which has provided private consultation to brands such as Gabriel & Co. jewelers, the Raleigh Hotel, Giorgio Armani, and American Express. In 2015, he launched his website, Halrubenstein.com, which focuses on popular culture and provides advice on leading a better life; and with model-designer Iman Abdulmajid he introduced a new style show on Sirius Radio. The author of Paisley Goes with Nothing and the bestselling 100 Unforgettable Dresses (Harper Design, 2011), he is a special projects editor at Architectural Digest. He has also written cover stories and interviews, and served as a columnist on various pop-culture topics for The New Yorker, New York magazine, Interview, Elle, Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Details. He has been a frequent red-carpet commentator for such shows as The Today Show, Extra, and The View. He lives in New York City with his husband, David Nickle, and his dog, Murray.