About: Lauren Michel
Senior Contributor Lauren Michel has an MS in Textiles from the University of California, Davis, with focus on the social psychology of dress and appearance management, in relation to history, theory, and culture.
Lauren has taught numerous university and college courses on fashion and dress, with special emphasis on culture and society, global dress and textile history, and hand crafts and surface design. Her research interests include the use and signification of color in dress, both across cultures and in self-expression, and dress history, costuming and living history, especially the Elizabethan and Victorian eras.
Lauren is on hiatus from writing for Worn Through and will return in the future.
Recent posts by Lauren Michel:
- Balenciaga and Spain: Exhibition Review, 13 May 2011 in Exhibitions&History of Dress&International Fashion
- Interview: Nick Inglis, Collector of Vintage Film Costume, 15 Apr 2011 in History of Dress
- Interview: Los Angeles and New York: A Tale of Two Fashion Students, 18 Mar 2011 in Academic Research & Related&International Fashion
- Interview: Yuniya Kawamura: Japanese Fashion and Qualitative Research Methods, 18 Feb 2011 in Academic Research & Related
- Interview: Naeda B. Robinson and Macedonian Folk Dress, 21 Jan 2011 in Academic Research & Related&Book Reviews&History of Dress&International Fashion
- Interview: Ryan Looysen of RAYGUN and Looysen Fine Clothing, 17 Dec 2010 in Academic Research & Related
- Interview: Juan Antonio Juarez, Former Undercover Chicago Police Narcotics Officer, 19 Nov 2010 in Book Reviews
- Interview: Kris Jachens, Costume Mistress of the Northern California Renaissance Faire, 15 Oct 2010 in History of Dress
- Denise Green and the Men of Burning Man, 17 Sep 2010 in Academic Research & Related
- Film Screening: Beyond Biba: A Portrait of Barbara Hulanicki, 06 Sep 2010 in Conferences and Calls for Papers&Exhibitions



