Publishers Weekly This graphic novel goes beyond the history of Yves Saint Laurents iconic Le Smoking womens tuxedo [and discusses] the history of gendered clothing, touching on subjects like pockets, priests robes, Scottish kilts, samurai skirtlike trousers, commedia dellarte pantaloons, and so much more These moments are all rendered in inks and watercolors reminiscent of Ren Bouch and other midcentury-couture illustrators, stitching together this wonderfully told fashion history told by two close-knit friends
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