Mavericks of Style: The Seventies in Color, Uri Mcmillan (2025)

Jacqueline F. Mullins

doi:10.1386/fspc_00422_5

August 28, 2026Fashion Style & Popular Culture

Mavericks of Style: The Seventies in Color, Uri Mcmillan (2025)

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Evaluates Uri McMillan's monograph examining the interplay between visual style, color, and cultural performance in the 1970s.
Provides a critical analysis and academic overview of the 236-page text published by Duke University Press.
Assesses the historical and theoretical frameworks employed to analyze 1970s visual culture and aesthetic practices.
Highlights the monograph's evaluation of creative nonconformity and aesthetic innovation among cultural figures of color.
Contextualizes the work within contemporary scholarship on performance studies, fashion history, and visual arts.

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Critical review examines aesthetic histories across 1970s visual media, highlighting the role of style in cultural representation.

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Review of: Mavericks of Style: The Seventies in Color , Uri Mcmillan (2025) Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 236 pp., ISBN 978-1-47803-251-9, p/bk, USD 34.00

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