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Heather Vaughan Lee
Fashion Historian





Heather Vaughan Lee is an author, curator, and fashion historian whose work focuses on the study of dress in the late 19th through the 20th century. Covering a range of topics and perspectives in dress history, she is primarily known for her research in American fashion history, the history of knitting in America and the UK, and on the film costume/fashion designer Natacha Rambova,

In 2021, she began self-publishing knitting patterns on Ravelry. These patterns are based on those that appear in historic source material. She modernizes and corrects designs to make them easier for the modern knitter to follow and understand.


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Heather Vaughan Lee is an author and fashion historian whose work focuses on the study of dress in the late 19th through the 20th century. Covering a range of topics and perspectives in dress history, she is primarily known for her research in American fashion history, the history of knitting in America and the UK, and on Natacha Rambova, the film costume and fashion designer.


Her new article “Make Do: Feed-Sack Fashions in the First Half of the Twentieth Century” can be found in Piecework Magazine (Long Thread Media), Fall 2020.


Her new book, Artifacts from American Fashion (ABC-CLIO), came out in November 2019 and available wherever books are sold.





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