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Little Book of Louis Vuitton: The Story of the Iconic Fashion House (Little Books of Fashion, 9)Autor: Karen Homer
Gebundene Ausgabe, 05.08.2021
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Little Book of Chanel: Das Leben und Vermächtnis von Coco Chanel | Das Kultbuch endlich auf Deutsch! (Die kleine Modebibliothek, Band 1)Autor: Emma Baxter-Wright
Gebundene Ausgabe, 07.10.2023
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Christian Dior: Die stilvolle Welt des Modeschöpfers. Mit Goldschnitt und Goldfolienprägung (Megan Hess, Band 3)Autor: Megan Hess
Gebundene Ausgabe, 28.02.2022
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Little Book of Hermès: Die Luxusmarke und ihre Erfolgsgeschichte (Die kleine Modebibliothek, Band 7)Autor: Karen Homer
Gebundene Ausgabe, 08.04.2023
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Little Book of Prada: Das luxuriöse Modehaus und seine Geschichte (Die kleine Modebibliothek, Band 3)Autor: Laia Farran Graves
Gebundene Ausgabe, 06.05.2022
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Icons of Style – Harry Styles: Die Geschichte einer Modeikone (Die kleine Modebibliothek: Stilikonen, Band 1)Autor: Lauren Cochrane
Gebundene Ausgabe, 03.02.2024
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Das Erbe der Teehändlerin: Der dritte Band der Bestseller-Serie zum Eintauchen und WegschmökernAutor: Susanne Popp
Taschenbuch, 22.02.2023
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Little Book of Louis Vuitton: Die Geschichte des legendären Modehauses (Die kleine Modebibliothek, Band 5)Autor: Karen Homer
Gebundene Ausgabe, 05.01.2024
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Rolex - Historie, Modelle & Geheimnisse: Wie Rolex die Welt der Luxusuhren revolutionierteAutor: Dominik Josef Hofrichter
Taschenbuch, 12.02.2023
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CHANEL: Karl Lagerfeld - Die KampagnenPatrick MaurièsGebundene AusgabeBuch mit Leinen-Einband Karl Lagerfeld hinter der Kamera: Über drei Jahrzehnte Modefotografie für C H A N E L, versammelt in einem umfangreichen Prachtband. Der Name Chanel ist untrennbar mit Karl Lagerfeld verbunden: Seit 1983 führt er das Modehauses als Kreativdirektor zu neuem Glanz. Weniger bekannt ist, dass Lagerfeld nicht nur als Chefdesigner für die Kollektionen verantwortlich zeichnet, sondern seit 1987 auch alle Werbekampagnen für Chanel selbst konzipiert und fotografiert. C H A N E L. Karl Lagerfeld - Die Kampagnen versammelt als einmaliges Zeitdokument erstmals eine umfassende Auswahl der Fotografien, die Lagerfeld durch die Jahrzehnte für die Chanel-Werbestrecken machte. Jede modische Ära ist mit ihrer eignen Ästhetik und den sie prägenden Gesichtern vertreten: Die späten 80er Jahre mit Inès de la Fressange, die coolen 90er mit Claudia Schiffer, Linda Evangelista und Christy Turlington, die 00er Jahre mit Kate Moss und die 10er Jahre mit Cara Delevigne sowie Lily-Rose Depp, um nur einige Namen zu nennen. Im Kontext des jeweiligen Zeitgeistes bleibt Lagerfeld seiner klaren fotografischen Sprache treu und ermöglicht einen so spektakulären wie exklusiven Einblick in das sich wandelnde Image des Hauses Chanel. Ein Fest für jeden Chanel-Fan! |
Tom FordTom Ford, Bridget FoleyGebundene Ausgabe |
Prada Catwalk - Die Kollektionen: Prachtband mit über 1300 Fotos, Leinenbezug, Prägung und vier LesebändchenSusannah FrankelGebundene Ausgabe |
Kenzo TakadaKazuko Masui, Chihiro MasuiGebundene Ausgabe |
Chanel Set of 3 (Memoire)Francois BaudotGebundene AusgabeGebundenes Buch " A woman who doesn't use perfume doesn't have a future. " Pithy like a magic formula, the words fell from the lips of Paul Valery to be collected by Gabrielle Chanel to summarize the stakes of the battle. She needed a counterpoint to the little black dresses and cascades of gems that commanded the style of Chanel. No 5 was the first perfume to mix animal and plant extracts used in traditional perfume with synthetic products. Its birth truly led to a "before" and "after" in the world of perfume, which was no longer an inspired alchemy, romantic and volatile, but pure research. In this way, No 5 perpetuates the charm and influence of the type of personality attracted to this perfume, like bees are attracted to flowers. |
The Allure of MenFrancois BaudotGebundene AusgabeIn scholarly words and stunning, mostly black-and-white photographs, stylemeister François Baudot uses the coffee-table book format to pose an important fashion question: How in the world did the vain modern male give up colorful clothing? As he puts it, " How is it that those 17th century birds of paradise . . . turned themselves into jet-black crows? " Baudot says it was the Sun King's fault. Louis X I V, mad for frills and flounces, made everybody who was anybody in France circa 1650 wear billowing shirts with lacy sleeves, plumed hats, polychrome silk stockings, "breeches so voluminous that they made walking a problem, " high-heeled shoes, "their bows shaped like a windmill's sails, " garters, ribbons, makeup, rings, and miserably hot, outrageously expensive wigs. Louis made fashion "lose all contact with reality. " What could possibly come next? Revolution! " The Louis X I V effect was not to be reproduced. . . . Thenceforth, in his dress, modern man could now only proceed by way of successively and irreversibly discarding things. " This sounds like a lot of French philosophical jive, but the photos Baudot adduces of fashion-plate men-movie stars, politicos, artists, and anonymous guys-do bear him out. Compare, say, the intricately embroidered getup of the Nawab of Bahawalpur in India, or T. Philips's renowned painting of that mad dandy, Lord Byron, with the book's main procession of men in customary suits of solemn black. England's Prince Philip, looking imperially slim in 1950s London, has much the same stylistic allure as James Joyce posed in his most famous picture in Paris in the 1920s. Mao and de Gaulle evoke similar auras of scary power precisely by renouncing outward sumptuousness for authoritative sartorial abstemiousness. Gary Cooper and Jimmy Stewart, Errol Flynn, Fred Astaire, J F K and Bobby, Prince William at Eton, even fatally flamboyant Jean-Michel Basquiat in the full flower of fame-these men resemble so many distinguished penguins. Even the naked men in the book-Sudanese Nuba tribesmen circa 1949 and Yves Saint Laurent launching his " Y pour homme" perfume in 1971-can be seen in terms of the male expression of power by emphatic understatement in dress. Ultimately, it's tough to sum up Baudot's thesis. But the man sure knows how to pick cool photographs. < I>-Tim Appelo |
The Dress: 100 Iconic Moments in FashionMegan HessGebundene Ausgabe100 Iconic Fashion Moments Gebundenes Buch From Ms Hepburn's elegant black shift to Lady Gaga's meat gown, The Dress relives the marvellous and unforgettable dresses of fashion: think Liz Hurley's safety-pin ensemble, Princess Di's never- ending wedding dress, or that unforgettable white halter sported by Marilyn in The Seven Year Itch. Megan Hess' fabulous illustrations celebrate a collection of frocks that take readers on a decadent romp through fashion history, from the haute to the hot. Hess has spent her career exploring and illustrating fashion, and though it is an ever-evolving, ever-inspiring beast, there are particular instances that shine on through the years. This is a compendium of gowns that have captured a moment in history, the spirit of a generation and the indefinable energy of a fashion icon, and an exploration of why they continue to resonate with audiences, decades on. Accompanied by historical anecdotes and revealing facts, The Dress is an elegant and immersive introduction to the moments that shaped fashion, and, in turn, our lives. |
Champagne Supernovas: Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs, Alexander McQueen, and the '90s Renegades Who Remade FashionMaureen CallahanGebundene Ausgabe |
America's Printed Fabrics 1770-1890. . 8 Reproduction Quilt Projects . Historic Notes & Photographs . Dating Your Quilts - Print on Demand Edition: 8 ... Notes and Photographs - Dating Your QuiltBarbara BrackmanTaschenbuch |
Hollywood And The Ivy Look: The Evergreen EditionTony Nourmand, Graham MarshGebundene Ausgabe |
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