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Clothes at Rest: Elements for a Sociology of the Wardrobe

There is a noticeable and significant gap in the vast literature on fashion and clothing across the social sciences and the humanities. Whatever the analytical focus or theoretical perspective employed, it is almost invariably taken for granted that clothes are being worn: they are viewed as existing outside, in the open, and in movement. However, for most of their useful lives, clothes are stored away, unseen, even forgotten: in short, clothes “spend” most of their time at rest. They are left in particular places, either readily available, at hand, or lost in the deep recesses of the wardrobe. This article endeavors to redress this situation to some degree by looking closely at the wardrobe. The word “wardrobe” has two separate, although interrelated, meanings: it refers to the total set of clothes that Saulo B. Cwerner