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We all wear clothes. But are you concerned that your fashion choices are mere vanity or wasteful or environmentally harmful? The question is how to look our best in a responsible and wise way that avoids guilt, vanity, and immodesty. Jules and Graham Cole bring their expertise to bear on this question in this unique collaboration: Jules as a fashion designer and Graham as a theologian. This book pays attention to differences in body type and the challenge of best fit and does so in an environmentally sustainable way. In this work, you will find hints on how to dress and how to coordinate a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
We all wear clothes. But are you concerned that your fashion choices are mere vanity or wasteful or environmentally harmful? The question is how to look our best in a responsible and wise way that avoids guilt, vanity, and immodesty. Jules and Graham Cole bring their expertise to bear on this question in this unique collaboration: Jules as a fashion designer and Graham as a theologian. This book pays attention to differences in body type and the challenge of best fit and does so in an environmentally sustainable way. In this work, you will find hints on how to dress and how to coordinate a wardrobe that is economically responsible and minimizes landfill. The book seeks to honor the God of the Bible who values beauty. The discussion culminates in considering the ultimate wardrobe change. Fashions come and go, but to be clothed with Christ is never out of date.
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Autorenporträt
Jules Cole is an experienced fashion designer, having worked in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, and in the USA. Cole has worked in the industry, headed up a design department, taught in fashion design programs, and authored various fashion design textbooks. Graham Cole is a theologian who is dean emeritus and professor emeritus of biblical and systematic theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Chicago, and emeritus principal of Ridley College, Melbourne, Australia. He is the author of numerous books of theology.