Selected Writings:
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Publications
Book Chapters: Carleson, Nora, “Fashion “Taste” as Eugenic Design in Early Twentieth-Century Home Economics.” In The Material Histories of Home Economics. Edited by Sarah Anne Carter, Marina Moskowitz, and Center for Design and Material Culture Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison. University of Delaware Press (Forthcoming) Anishanslin, Zara, Nora Carleson, Miles Koniver, Barbara Palmer, Elizabeth S. Smith, “Power Dressing: Dress Codes in State Legislatures,” in The Palgrave Handbook of Fashion and Politics (London and New York, Palgrave Macmillan Cham, 2024), p. 79-94. Catalog Essays: Carleson, Nora Ellen, “Harry Collins,” Biographical Essay, Goddess in the Machine, Michelle Finamore, FIT, (Forthcoming-2026). Carleson, Nora Ellen. “Lottie Barton, Nineteenth-Century Baltimore’s Premier Modiste and Fashion Smuggler” in Maryland Historical Society. Spectrum of Fashion. (Baltimore, MD, Maryland Historical Society, 2019), p. 25-40. Contributor: Historic New England Magazine “It’s What’s Inside That Counts,” Spring 2024. “Shoe Stories,” Winter 2023. Kurtz, Howard Vincent. Ingenue to Icon: 70 Years of Fashion from the Collection of Marjorie Merriweather Post. Edited by Trish Donnally. London: Giles, 2015. |
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Selected Digital Publications
“Casey Farm’s ‘Three Sisters’ RainKeep Gets a New Bilingual Label” Historic New England, October 17, 2024. https://www.historicnewengland.org/casey-farms-three-sisters-rainkeep-gets-a-new-bilingual-label/
“Lottie Barton: Dressmaker, Importer, Smuggler” The Fashion Archives, The Maryland Historical Society, October 2018. http://blog.mdhs.org/costumes/lottie-barton-dressmaker-importer-smuggler
“Jacques Ducet: The Collector in the Collections” The Fashion Archives. The Maryland Historical Society, September 2018. http://blog.mdhs.org/costumes/jacques-doucet-the-collector-in-the-collections
"Finding First Lady Frances at the MdHS Fashion Archives" The Fashion Archives. The Maryland Historical Society. August, 2018. http://blog.mdhs.org/costumes/finding-first-lady-frances-at-the-mdhs-fashion-archives
“Casey Farm’s ‘Three Sisters’ RainKeep Gets a New Bilingual Label” Historic New England, October 17, 2024. https://www.historicnewengland.org/casey-farms-three-sisters-rainkeep-gets-a-new-bilingual-label/
“Lottie Barton: Dressmaker, Importer, Smuggler” The Fashion Archives, The Maryland Historical Society, October 2018. http://blog.mdhs.org/costumes/lottie-barton-dressmaker-importer-smuggler
“Jacques Ducet: The Collector in the Collections” The Fashion Archives. The Maryland Historical Society, September 2018. http://blog.mdhs.org/costumes/jacques-doucet-the-collector-in-the-collections
"Finding First Lady Frances at the MdHS Fashion Archives" The Fashion Archives. The Maryland Historical Society. August, 2018. http://blog.mdhs.org/costumes/finding-first-lady-frances-at-the-mdhs-fashion-archives