Clothing Drawings

Something That Says Country

You Have No Idea How Refreshing It Is To Meet

A Woman Speaks To Her Husband While Peering

Pretty Sure Of Herself

I Thought I'd Stop Buy

The Renascence Of Rugged Individualism

Donna Karan's Nightmare

New Yorker May 5th, 1962 #3

And I'm Sure No One Will Mind If We Fold A Few

Shopping With Barbie And Ann

A Very Remarkable Womann

Too Tired to Put Away

A Woman Speaks To Her Husband From The Doorway

Caroline Dolnick Said My Dress Is A Knockoff!

New Yorker October 5th, 1968

A Daughter Is Seen Speaking With Her Mother Who

The Grim Reaper Is Trying On Clothing

Man In A Men's Clothing Store Being Complimented

Two Women Wearing The Same Dress At A Cocktail

Within A Courtroom #1

Woman Speaks On Phone As Her Husband Stands

Two Men Walk Down The Sidewalk Together: One

Make A Note

I'm Trying To Dress Less Traditional Thug

Camouflage Becomes You

And The Challenger

This Is A Good Match. Are You Being Tried Here

God Is In The Details

I'm Bored With Triptychs. Paint Me A Quadriptych

New Yorker April 14th, 1986

Frankly, I Wouldn't Have Him Found Dead In That

Another Nice Feature Of This Jacket - It's

Tacky On A Couple Of Levels

I Made This Dress

Captionless;

New Yorker May 21st, 2001

A Devil-like Figure In Hell Sells T-shirts

Anybody in Larchmont

Wifey! Wifey! I've Found The Fountain Of Youth!

No Dogs Are Allowed

Darling, It's Perfect!

Aren't These Too Sheer For A Colonial Dame?

New Yorker May 2nd, 1942

Daily essentials

That One's For Birthdays #1

I Need You To Help Me

You're Such Good Company

Beach Goth

Two Men Speak In Foreground As Alien Politician

New Yorker January 14th, 2008

This Isn't Working. We Have Nothing In Common

Junior Lost His Hat In Ohio

Something I Can Wear With A Hat

Recession, Depression, Or Panic

New Yorker September 5th, 1936

Hey, Did You Send My Pajamas To The Laundry

New Yorker September 25th, 1943

Is This Good For Taking Stockings Off?

A Really Lovely Gown

I Tell You What You Could Do. You Could Load

People Salute Me

Don't Misunderstand Me. I Like Them On Some Men

I Do Wish Henry Could Run Into Somebody

New Yorker May 10th, 1941

I'll Tell You One Thing About The Postwar World

You Mean To Say That Paris Is Already Telling

What A Snuggie Feels Like