Minister's report of fashion for gentlemen (Spring & Summer, 1917)
A 1917 Spring and Summer fashion report for gentlemen issued by Minister & Co of London, a tailoring house, aimed at men buying clothes in England. Its plates show men's suits in tweed and worsted, with lounge jackets, double-breasted cuts, and morning dress with tailcoats and striped trousers, drawn in a crisp monochrome line style that a designer could borrow for period menswear, tailoring details, and early twentieth-century silhouettes.
