Weldon Owen published the 256-page hardcover book 'Elvis Dressed to Rock' by Karan Feder.
The book description: For the first time, take an in-depth look at the fashion pieces that defined the King of Rock and Roll’s style and career, with more than 150 pieces from the archives at Graceland including early suits, jumpsuits, capes, belts, jewelry, original designer sketches, and more.
In the history of Rock and Roll, no performer ever defined a style like Elvis. From his rockabilly suits of the 1950s to the jeweled jumpsuits of the 1970s, the King’s on-stage fashion became as iconic as his music. From the now-iconic gold lamĂ© suit in the 1950s and the leather suit from the 1968 Comeback Special to the last jumpsuit Elvis wore onstage in Indianapolis, this comprehensive book contains more than 150 pieces of stagewear spanning Elvis’s entire career.
Stunning jumpsuits, beautifully detailed capes, numerous belts, two-piece suits, studded boots, jewelry, and even chokers that were created for Elvis but never worn on stage are all featured in beautiful new photography created especially for this book. Also included are suits that until now have never been seen as their complete sets, including three Cisco Kid two-piece outfits worn in Las Vegas in 1971, and two of Elvis’s Dude Suits, worn in Las Vegas in 1972.
Detailed information from the archives about the suits, including the definitive list of names for the jumpsuits, and fascinating historical context and insights about the detailing and construction of the pieces from noted costume historian Karan Feder, accompany stunning detail photography of each piece. Lavishly illustrated with new photography of each piece in the archive, images of Elvis on stage in the pieces and album covers on which they appear, rare sketches from costume designer Bill Belew, and more, this beautiful book is a look at the King’s style like never before.
The book is available ffrom >>> Amazon (associate link).
Note: Karen Feder previously wrote the pop-up / dress-up book 'Elvis: Your Personal Fashion Consultant' (2008). This book is still available from >>> Amazon.
Peacock Vinyl
A few months ago the U.K. based Memphis Recording Service released the double LP 'On Tour 1974 - Amarillo Texas', and now a Limited Liquid Vinyl Edition of 50 copies has been released.
This time the vinyl records are filled with air and real peacock feathers and housed in a collectors box also holding the original gatefold sleeve. The set comes in a drawstring bag.
Side A:See See Rider - I Got A Woman / Amen - Elvis Talks (#1)- Love Me - Tryin’ To Get To You - All Shook Up.
Side B: Love Me Tender - Hound Dog - Fever - Polk Salad Annie - Why Me Lord? - Suspicious Minds.
LP 2 Side C: Band Introductions - I Can’t Stop Loving You - Help Me - An American Trilogy.
Side D: Let Me Be There - Heartbreak Hotel - Elvis Talks (# 2) - Funny How Time Slips Away - Big Boss Man - Can’t Help Falling In Love (Incomplete).
Best Attraction
The Elvis Presley Birthplace was named the 2026 "Daily Journal Readers’ Choice Best Attraction".
The reaction: "We’re proud to be part of a city filled with places worth celebrating. Congratulations to our fellow finalists, Fairpark, Downtown Tupelo, and Buffalo Park. Together, these attractions help make Tupelo a destination we’re all proud to call home and one that visitors love to discover.
Thank you to everyone who voted and to our community for your continued support. We’re honored to represent Tupelo and grateful to share the place where Elvis’ story began with the world."
(Source: Amazon / Pascal Matteo / Elvis Presley Birthplace)