Search for books at UNLV Libraries and beyond using Quick Search.
The default search results will include books, online journal articles, newspaper articles, streaming video and more. Filters on the results page let you select materials by format, subject, date, or language, or you can opt to see only articles from peer-reviewed journals.
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Primary sources: Articles, ads and images from the same time period as your object
ARTstor, Trade Catalogues and Vogue are good places to find visual sources.
Note that off-campus use of ARTstor requires you to first sign up for an account while you are on campus.
Secondary sources: journal articles from all academic disciplines
Secondary sources: articles by art historians and design professionals
Web Video
YouTube is a gold mine for searching film footage. You might try searching for a year and a broad term like "men's fashion". Aim for primary sources like footage from newsreels or films - but remember that sources created for entertaining audiences can't always be taken at face value.
Handbook of Material Culture by 
As Long As It's Pink by 
Blue Jeans: the Art of the Ordinary by 
Men in the Mirror by 
