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This oral history was conducted by Elizabeth Way on April 16, 2021, interviewing Young-Joo Kwon on the subject of her career as a fashion designer. Kwon details her education in Korea and Washington, DC, studying music and how a job during grad school working for a fashion designer inspired her to change career paths. She attended the Fashion Institute of Technology beginning in 1968 and subsequently worked in the New York garment district for manufacturers and designers including Scott Barrie, Tracy Mills, Norma Walters, Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan and Elie Tahari.

This collection holds approximately 400 photographic prints, mostly black and white, depicting the store window displays of Lord & Taylor designed by John Castagna. Various photographers and photo studios are stamped on backs of photos. Most photos show ID numbers and dates. Donor Mr. Strangi stated that artist Dennis Abby was responsible for some backdrops painting in window displays.

Plates from the German publication Ilustrirte Frauen-zeitung.

This series contains fashion plates.

This folder contains 13 extra oversize fashion plates: 1) 4 men's plates, c. 1920s; 2) 1 men's plate, 1 women's/men's plate, "Exelsior Fashions, Issued with the Custom Cutter and Fashion Review", Nov. 1892; 3) The New York Monthly, 1 men's plate; 4) The New York Record of Fashion, 2 men's plates, 1 women's plate, Mar. 1893-Feb. 1895; 5) 1 advertisement, "Officers, Merchant Tailors' National Exchange of the United States of America", Jan. 1890; 6) 2 women's/men's/children's plates, "Scott's Fashions, for the Summer 1847" featuring Lord Pembroke, Count d'Orsay, and Sir E. L. Bulwer, and "American Fashions Fall & Winter, 1864-65 by Genio C. Scott". Note: this folder can be found in flat file drawer S1FF0502.

This folder contains 23 oversize women's/children's fashion plates from Le Guide des Couturières et La France Elégante Réunis. More materials can be found in standard size boxes.

This folder contains 2 women's fashion illustrations c. 1938, purportedly created for Filene's advertisements. Note: this folder can be found in flat file drawer S1FF0502.

This collection consists of primary source material from various fashion-related sources from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The majority of the sources are fashion plates and tear sheets, but there are also sketches, photographs, and advertisements. Most of the images reflect women's and men's fashions, with some children's fashions, as indicated.

This series holds fashion photographs.

This folder contains 17 photographs: 1) 1 postcard featuring children; 2) 2 postcards featuring men; 3) 1 postcard featuring a man, "Harlem," 1935; 4) 8 photographs of women; 5) 3 fashion photographs, "A Real Chicken Suit" by Morris W. Haft, Fall 1918; 6) 2 fashion photographs featuring Lilyan Tashman, July 1931.

This folder contains 100+ women's fashion sketches without attributions.

This folder contains 100+ women's fashion sketches with attributions to clients, designers, and department stores; 1 children's sketch.

This folder contains 34 fashion sketches and illustrations: 1) 3 Lelong women's designs; 2) 4 Chanel women's designs; 3) 3 Patou women's designs; 4) 1 Doucet womens's design; 5) 4 Renée women's designs; 6) 1 Lanvin women's design; 7) 1 Bernard women's design; 8) 4 Jenny women's designs; 9) 2 Redfern women's design; 10) 1 Chéruit women's design; 11) 1 Poiret women's design; 12) 1 Rolande women's design, c. 1920-1922; 13) 6 unattributed women's designs; 14) 2 men's fashion illustrations for Langrock Fine Clothes, c. 1930-1939.

This series holds fashion sketches and illustrations.

This folder contains 20 oversize women's fashion plates and illustrations: 1) El Salon de La Moda, 1 plate by LeFranco; 2) 1 illustration, "Not at Home to Any One" by Clarence F. Underwood, 1910; 3) 1 illustration, "Mary Garden"; 4) 1 illustration by Otis H. Kean, 1904; 5) La Mode Parisienne, 1 plate, c. 1905; 6) 15 plates, "Les Grands Magasins", "Le Moulin Rouge (La belle meunière)", "Le Bois de Boulogne", "L'Opéra", "Le Bazar", "Long-Champ (Jockey)", "Le Chansonette Parisienne (La Musique)", "La Presse Parisenne (La Presse)", "Le Palais de Justice (La Justice)", "La Madeleine (Petit Abbé XVIII)", "Le Palais des Beaux-Arts (La Peinture)", "Le Quartier Latin (Edudiant 1830)", "La Comédie Francais (La Comedie)", "Les Folies-Bergère (La Folie)", and "La Bastille" (Sans-culotte 1789)" by Laviny, c. 1906. More materials can be found in standard size boxes.

This folder contains 39 oversize women's/children's fashion plates from Le Goût Parisien by Raymond, c. 1891.

This folder contains 29 oversize women's/children's fashion plates from Le Guide des Couturières et La France Elégante Réunis. More materials can be found in standard size boxes.

This folder contains 22 oversize fashion plates: 1) The Journal of Fashion and Tailoring / The Herald of Fashion and Journal of Tailoring, 9 women's/men's plates, "New York Fashions", Nov. 1890 - Dec. 1896; 2) 1 women's plate, "The Season" by Mr. O, Oct. 1891; 3) Harper's Bazaar, 2 women's plates, Jan. 23, 1892; 3) Wiener Mode, 5 plates, "Neue 'Wiener Modelle'"; 4) 5 plates, "Wiener Modezeichner", "Wiener Mode-Album" by Gustav Fournes.

This folder contains 15 oversize women's fashion plates: 1) 1 plate, "Coiffures et Postiches de la Maison Williams Cuverville"; 2) 1 plate, "The Glass of Fashion", 1898; 3) 1 plate, "Die Modenvelt", June 1893; 3) La Moda Cubana, 7 plates, c. 1891-1894; 4) Le Tour du Monde, 1 plate, 1891; 5) The Paris Album of Fashions, 4 plates, c. 1893-1894.

This folder contains 28 oversize women's/children's fashion plates from Le Goût Parisien by Raymond, c. 1891.

This folder contains 2 oversize fashion plates: 1) 1 women's plate, "Fille de Qualité en dèshabillé détoffe Siamoise", by Nicolas Arnoult, 1688; 2) 1 men's plate, "Le Flegmatique", by Nicolas Bonnart, c. 1680.

This folder contains 2 oversize men's fashion plates: 1) 1 plate, "Incroyable", by Horace Vernet, printed c. 1814-1815, depicts fashion of 1790s; 2) 1 plate, "Petit-Maitre vetu d'un Habit à large revers...". More materials can be found in standard size boxes.

This folder contains 2 oversize fashion plates: 1) Le Tailleur, 1 women's/men's/children's plate, "Saison d'Hiver"; 2) 1 women's/children's plate, "Fashions for October 1851". More materials can be found in standard size boxes.

This folder contains 11 oversize fashion plates: 1) 1 women's plate, "Toilette de Casino"; 2) 4 men's plates by Samuel Bros., c. 1890; 3) El Salon de la Moda, 1 women's plate by LeFranco; 4) El Correo de la Moda, 1 women's plate by Ramon; 5) The Journal of Fashion and Tailoring, 4 men's plates, "New York Fashions," Jan.-Dec. 1889. More materials can be found in standard size boxes.

This folder contains 29 women's fashion plates: 1) 23 plates by Cheney Bros., 1928; 3) 2 plates by René Sacerdote, illustrated by V. Lhuer, "Robe du Soir" and "Robe d'Après-Midi", c. 1921; 4) Les Creations Parisiennes, 1 plate with designs by Jenny and Philippe & Gaston; 5) 1 plate with designs by Philippe & Gaston and Lucien Lelong, 1927; 5) 1 plate, "C'est Chic", 1926; 8) Les Tailleurs Nouveaux, 1 plate, 1921.

This folder contains 8 fashion plates: 1) 7 women's plates (colorized photographs), "Visiting Gown by Margaine-Lacroix", "Theatre Gown & Wrap, by Redfern", "Mlle Provost, of the 'Comédie-Française', Dinner Gown by Doucet", "Mme Jeanne Darlays, of the Opera, Dinner Gown by Maison Agnès", "Ball Gown by Cauët Sœurs", "Mlle Sylvie, of the 'Odeon' National Theatre, Reception Gown by Paquin", "Afternoon Dress by Redfern"; 2) 1 women's/men's plate.

This folder contains 3 fashion plates and illustrations: 1) 1 caricature featuring men and women, "Ganz Modern", 1883; 2) 2 women's plates, c. 1880. More materials can be found in oversize boxes.

This folder contains 5 women's fashion plates and illustrations: 1) Bachelor Belles, 4 illustrations by Harrison Fisher, 1908; 2) Guide des Couturières et La France Elégante Réunis, 1 plate, c. 1904, 3) 1 women's tear sheet featuring bridal wear. More materials can be found in oversize boxes.

This folder contains 19 women's fashion plates: 1) 3 plates, "Toilette de Promenade" and "Toilette des Elegants", c. 1880; 2) Cornelia, 1 plate, Apr. 16, 1878; 3) Il Mondo Elegante, 4 plates, Oct. 3 1870-Mar. 31, 1872; 3) 1 plate, 1872; 4) 1 plate, 1870; 5) The Ladies' Treasury, 1 plate, Jul. 1876; 6) Giornale delle Donne, 1 plate, Jun. 1875; 7) 1 plate, 1876; 8) La Moda del Correo de Ultramar, 1 plate; 9) 1 plate, c. 1878; 10) Le Conseiller des Familles, 1 plate, Jan. 1877; 11) Godey's Fashions, 1 plate; 12) Journaux de Modes, 1 plate, Aug. 1879; 13) 1 plate, Winter 1870.

This folder contains 100+ fashion plates and tear sheets: 1) 1 women's plate by Anaïs Toudouze, c. 1863; 2) Le Monde Élégant, Courrier de la Mode, 2 women's plates, c. 1860-1864; 3) L'Ami des Dames, 1 women's plate by Françoise Claudius Compte-Calix, c. 1861; 4) 1 women's plate, "Dressed for a Party", Sept. 1860; 5) 1 women's plate, "La Toilette de Paris", c. 1865-1866; 6) Le Journal des Dames et des Damoiselles, Edition Belge, 2 women's plates, 1865-1866; 7) Allgemeine Moden-Zeitung, 1 men's plate, 1867; 8) The Lady's Friend, 100+ tear sheets, Feb. 1867-May 1869; 9) Ladies' Fair, 4 women's and children's plates, Jun.-Aug., Oct. 1866; 9) Ladies' Friend, 10 women's plates, Jun.-Aug. 1868 Apr.-Dec. 1869

This folder contains 30 fashion plates: 1) Ladies Cabinet, 5 women's/children's plates, Jul. 1850-Apr. 1852; 2) 3 women's/children's plates, "Beilage zur allgemeinen Musterzeitung", Oct. 1850-Oct. 1859; 3) Le Lion, 1 men's/women's/children's plate, Mar. 1855; 4) 3 women's/children's plates, 1859; 5) 1 women's plate, 1858; 6) 1 women's plate, "Modes Françaises", Oct. 1850; 7) L'Iris, 4 women's plates, c. 1853-1855; 8) 1 men's/children's plate; 9) Scott's Mirror of Fashion, 8 men's/children's plates, Mar. 1850-Nov. 1851; 9) L'Elegant, 2 men's/children's plates; Oct. 1850-Oct. 1852; 10) Modes Parisiennes Réunies, 1 men's plate, Jul. 1854. More materials can be found in oversize boxes.

This folder contains 19 fashion plates: 1) Le Bon Ton Journal de Modes, 4 women's plates; 2) Le Cabinet de Lecture & le Voleur réunis, 2 women's plates, Aug. 1842; 3) 1 women's/children's plate by Jules David, "Costumes Français", 1846; 4) Paris Élégant, 3 women's plates, c. 1842; 5) 2 women's/men's plates; 6) 1 women's plate, c. 1848-1855; 7) Sartain's Union Magazine, 3 women's plates, "June", "Fashions for July", and "November" by W. S. Barnard, Nov. 1847-Jun. 1848; 8) 2 women's plates by L. Levert, 1844-1847; 9) L'Elegant, 1 men's plate, Sep. 1849.

This folder contains 26 fashion plates: 1) Modes Parisiennes Observateur des Modes, 12 men's plates, 2 women's plates, c. 1821-1822; 2) Le Conseiller des Graces, 2 women's plates, 1828-1829; 3) 2 men's plates, "Histoire du Costume (de Louis XVI au Second Empire)", 1822-1826; 4) La Mode, 1 men's plate, 1 women's plate, c. 1829; 5) 1 men's plate, "Newest Parisian Walking Dregs", c. 1822; 6) 1 women's plate, "Costume de M.elle Jenny Colon, rôle de Denise Fourcy"; 7) 1 women's plate, "Moden Z. 1822"; 8) 3 women's plates, "Paris. Blanchisseuse de Dentelle," "Paris. Couturière en Corsets", and "Paris. Tricoteuse", c. 1824.

This folder contains 60 fashion plates: 1) 1 women's/men's/children's plate, "Modes de Paris", 1836; 2) 1 women's/men's plate, 1832; 3) 1 women's plate, "Wiener Moden", 1830; 4) Modeblatt z. Spiegel, 2 women's/men's plates, 1832; 5) 1 women's plate, "Pariser Modenzeitung für Deutsche Frauen", 1831; 6) 2 women's plates, 1832; 7) Théorie de l'Art du Tailleur, 4 men's plates, Jul.-Sep. 1837, Sep. 1838; 8) La Psyche, Journal de Modes, 2 men's plates, 1 men's/children's plate, c. 1838-1840; 9) 4 women's plates, "Newest Fashions for...", Dec. 1833-Jan. 1834; 10) 1 women's plate, "London Evening Costume", Oct. 1834; 11) 9 women's plates, "Evening Dress", "Walking Dress", "Walking Dress", "Carriage Dress", "Opera Dress", "Walking Dress", "Walking Dress", "Social Party Dress", and "Public Promenade Dress", c. 1834-1835; 12) 7 women's plates, "Public Promenade Dress", "Walking Dress", "Opera Dress", "Morning Dress", "Public Promenade Dress", "Evening Dress", and "Evening Dress", c. 1833; 13) 1 women's/children's plate, "Morning Dress", c. 1833; 14) 1 women's/children's plate, "Paris Home Costume", c. 1833; 15) 1 women's plate, "Public Promenade Dress", Sep. 1833; 16) 1 women's plate, "Paris Dinner Dress", Nov. 1836; 17) 1 women's plate, "London Walking Dress", c. 1838; 18) 1 women's plate, "Paris Morning Dress", Jan. 1837; 19) 1 women's plate, "Social Party Dress"; c. 1835-1839; 20) Ladies' Pocket Magazine, 7 women's plates, "Ball Dress", "Walking Dress", "Opera Dress", "Walking Dress", "Evening Dress", "Evening Dress", "Walking Dress", and "Evening Dress", c. 1830-Nov. 1831; 21) 1 women's plate, "Fashionable Millinery"; 22) 1 women's plate, "Public Promenade Dress", 1838; 23) 1 women's plate, "Public Promenade Dress", 1839; 24) 1 women's plate, "Costume de M.elle Jenny Colon, rôle de Catherine, dans Turiaf"; 25) Le Messager des Salons, 1 women's/children's plate, c. 1838; 26) Le mercure des Salons, 1 men's plate, "Modes des Paris"; 27) 1 women's/men's plate, "Elftes Extra-Kupfer", c. 1834; 28) 1 men's plate, "Modes de Paris, 1831; 29) La Réunion Journal Littéraire et des Modes, 1 women's plate; 30) Modes Parisiennes Observateur des Modes, 1 men's plate.

This folder contains 13 fashion plates: 1) 1 women's plate, "Habits, December 1798"; 2) 1 women's plate, "Dame de qualite à qui un jeune negre porte la queue..."; 3) 1 women's plate, "Habit de bal à la paysanne..."; 3) 1 women's plate, "Eine Vornehme Frau zur Leiche gehend"; 4) 2 women's/men's plates, "M. N et Mme. *" and "La Chute"; 5) 4 women's/men's plates, "Les Inconcevables", "Les Incroyables", "Les Merveilleuses", and "Ma Pa'ole d'honneur on me le paiera"; 6) 1 women's/children's plate, "Les Aprets du Bal"; 7) 1 women's plate, 1791; 8) 10) 1 women's plate, "Merveilleuse" by Horace Vernet, printed c. 1814-1815, depicts style of 1790s. More materials can be found in oversize boxes.

This folder contains 12 fashion plates: 1) The Lady's Monthly Museum, 10 women's plates, "London Dresses for...", Nov. 1806-Jan. 1809; 2) Le Beau Monde or Literary & Fashionable Magazine, 2 men's plates, Nov.-Dec. 1806.

This folder contains 24 fashion plates: 1) Observateur des Modes, 1 women's plate, 1818; 2) The Lady's Monthly Museum, 12 women's plates, "London Dresses for...", Jan. 1810-Oct. 1812; 3) 1 women's plate, "Dancing Dress, Evening Dress"; 4) 1 women's plate, c. 1818; 5) 1 women's plate, "Costume demi negligé. Chapeau de Satin Redin, gotte de Drap."; 6) 1 women's plate, c. 1812; 7) 3 women's plates, "Aspasie (Mlle. Grassari)", "Dame de la Cour (Mle. Bigottini)", and "Une Dame Amie du Duc (Me. Elie)", 1 men's plate, "Costume du siècle de Louis XIV"; 8) 1 men's plate, "Winter Walking Dress", 1817; 9) Costume Parisien, 2 men's plates, "Histoire du Costume de Louis XVI au Second Empire", 1810-1818. More materials can be found in oversize boxes.

This folder contains two plates from Habiti Antichi et el moderni di tutto el mondo by Cesare
Vecellio. 1) 1 women's plate, "Nobili Moderne", 1590 and 2) 1 men's plate, "Nobile di Borgogne", 1598.

This folder contains a scrapbook from 1946-1947 with newspaper clippings, photographs, and promotional materials for women's wear made with Everfast Fabrics. There are designs by Claire McCardell, Carolyn Schnurer, Joset Walker, Emily Wilkens, and Tina Leser, with reviews by Eleanor Lambert and photographs by Marian Stephenson. There are ads for Everfast's Portuguese plaids and "Have Fun" fabrics, and photographs of window displays at B. Altman.

This collection is comprised of fashion show invitations from French couture houses and American fashion brands.

This collection contains materials related to Ruth Finley (b.1920, Massachusetts, USA). The majority of the collection consists of published versions of the periodicals Fashion Calendar and the Fashion International from 1947-2014. The collection also includes published and draft copies of Fashion Calendar, Fashion International, Home Furnishing Calendar, Fashion Trade Calendar, and New York Fashion Council. It also includes business related materials in the form of advertising, membership and subscription information for each publication. The collection includes personal records collected by Ruth Finley, including emails, programs from fashion shows, information about awards, and images.

FIT Talks is an oral history program of the Fashion Institute of Technology/State University of New York. It documents personal accounts and experiences of people relevant to the College and to the industries that support - and are supported by - the College’s curricula. The program incorporates the most suitable technologies for the capture and provision of content and, with the guidance of an advisory board, the strategic addition of new subjects to the collection. The collection is administered by the Special Collections and College Archives, a unit of the Gladys Marcus Library.

Documents describing the planning, formation, and implementation of various oral history projects administrated by the FIT Library and other FIT departments. Includes meeting minutes, class documents from John Touhey's oral history studies, histories, and documentation. Bulk of the content relates to the Oral History Project of the Fashion Industries series within the Oral History collection.

Completed workflow forms documenting the receipt of cassette tapes.

Documents relating to the creation and processing of various oral history interviews.

Correspondence relating to various oral history interviews

Administrative documents relating to the FIT Talks oral history series, mostly signed release forms for oral histories conducted.

The Oral History Project of the Fashion Industries began informally in the late 1970s, and was officially funded by a grant from the Educational Foundation for the Fashion Industries beginning in 1981. The project was guided by an industry advisory committee chaired by Mrs. William Randolph Hearst, Jr., and was largely guided by then director of the Gladys Marcus Library at FIT, John Touhey.