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Biografien von Modedesignern

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Bring No Clothes: Bloomsbury and the Philosophy of Fashion

Autor: Charlie Porter

Gebundene Ausgabe, 07.09.2023

Ralph Lauren: In His Own Fashion

Autor: Alan Flusser

Gebundene Ausgabe, 12.11.2019

The Crown in Vogue: Vogue's 'special royal salute' to Queen Elizabeth II and the House of Windsor

Autoren: Robin Muir, Josephine Ross
Vorwort: Edward Enninful

Gebundene Ausgabe, 22.09.2022

Vogue on: Cristobal Balenciaga (Vogue on Designers)

Autor: Susan Irvine

Flexibler Einband, 11.03.2025

Dior by Dior: The autobiography of Christian Dior (V&A Fashion Perspectives)

Autor: Christian Dior
Übersetzer: Antonia Fraser

Taschenbuch, 25.09.2018

Chanel No. 5: Het parfum van de eeuw

Autor: Chiara Pasqualetti Johnson
Übersetzer: Elke Doelman

Gebundene Ausgabe, 13.09.2022

Alle meine Geister

Autor: Uwe Timm
Erzähler: Gert Heidenreich
Verlag: Argon Verlag

Audible Hörbuch, 07.09.2023

Chanel: An Intimate Life

Lisa Chaney

Taschenbuch

An Intimate Life
Broschiertes Buch
Coco Chanel was many things to many people. Raised in emotional and financial poverty, she became one of the defining figures of the twentieth century. She was mistress to aristocrats, artists and spies. She broke rules of style and decorum, seducing both men and women, yet in her work expected the highest standards.

Balenciaga in Black

Veronique Belloir, Helena Lopez de Hierro, Gaspard de Masse, Olivier Saillard

Gebundene Ausgabe

The Black Work
Gebundenes Buch
Cristobal Balenciaga's black couture dresses, capes, and coats delighted the society of his day as they changed the future of fashion. Here, lush new photography paired with archival images and sketches will delight readers in revealing the subtle tones and extraordinary detailing of the couturier's masterpieces in black. Balenciaga in Black explores the creative genius of Cristóbal Balenciaga, "the couturier's couturier"-the fashion designer revered by all other fashion designers. Black served as inspiration and guiding principal for the legendary dressmaker and provided a rich canvas for this extraordinary technician, allowing him to develop new textures and innovative shapes. To Balenciaga black was a vibrant material, alternately opaque or transparent, matte or shining, combined in sumptuous fabrics and undergirding the apparent simplicity of his cuts. Pierre Even's photography of Balenciaga's masterworks, produced specifically for this catalog, capture these subtle gradations in tone and lush details with contemporary precision. Fifty pieces from the Galliera Collection and the Balenciaga archives, including daywear, cocktail dresses or evening ensembles, lined in silk taffeta, fringed with satin ribbons, jet pearls, sequins, are revealed as never before. These contemporary photographs are presented alongside historical portfolios by legendary fashion photographers Richard Avedon, Henry Clarke, and Irving Penn to form three distinct sections: Balenciaga's volumes, interplay of black and light, and combinations of black with subtle colors. Balenciaga's specific materials and shapes are further illuminated by texts, sketches, and detailed captions.

Frauen erfinden sich selbst: Biografische Skizzen geheimnisvoller Frauen: Mata Hari, Coco Chanel, Lena Christ, Emmy Hennings, Fanny zu Reventlow, Maria Pawlowna Romanowa

Gunna Wendt

Gebundene Ausgabe

Biografische Skizzen geheimnisvoller Frauen: Mata Hari, Coco Chanel, Lena Christ, Emmy Hennings, Fanny zu Reventlow, Maria Pawlowna Romanowa
Gebundenes Buch
Aufbruch und Selbsterfindung sind nicht nur Mata Haris Lebensthemen, sondern prägen auch die Biografien der illustren Zeitgenossinnen, die Gunna Wendt der Abenteurerin zur Seite stellt: Emmy Hennings, Lena Christ, Franziska zu Reventlow, Maria Pawlowna Romanowa und Coco Chanel. Es sind Frauen, die sich neue Identitäten als Künstlerinnen erschufen und mit ihrem unkonventionellen Verhalten um die Jahrhundertwende Aufsehen erregten.
Gunna Wendt zeichnet den Aufbruch der Frauen, ihre Selbst erfindung bis zu deren Nachwirken und ihrer Unsterblichkeit in ihren selbstkreierten Mythen und Legenden.

Worn on This Day: The Clothes That Made History

Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell

Gebundene Ausgabe

Alaia

Azzedine Alaia, Carla Sozzani, Christoph von Weyhe

Gebundene Ausgabe

Gebundenes Buch
A special twentieth anniversary edition of the only definitive publication on one of the most respected and influential fashion designers of our time. A new edition of the only major monograph published on Alaïa, which has been out of print for over a decade. Alaïa was renowned for highly intricate form fitting couture with a sculptural quality. More than a decade in the making, this book is a celebration of Alaïa's world, a collection of images of his haute couture creations worn by his muses and photographed by icons of twentieth century fashion. With archival photographs chronicling Alaïa's early years in Tunisia; excerpts from literary texts and other sources of inspiration for the couturier; and contributions from his closest friends, the reader is invited to discover an intimate world where creation was allowed to flourish. Alaïa features more than 200 photographs by Paolo Roversi, Annie Leibovitz, Steven Meisel, Helmut Newton, Patrick Demarchelier, Arthur Elgort, Ellen von Unwerth, Gilles Bensimon, and numerous other master photographers. With a new introduction by Carla Sozzani and Christoph von Weyhe from the Association Alaïa this book is a testament to a designer whose tremendous skill, unique vision, and independent spirit colored the fabric of the fashion industry forever.

Intelligence for Dummies: A Portrait

Glenn O'Brien

Gebundene Ausgabe

Mademoiselle: Coco Chanel and the Pulse of History

Rhonda K. Garelick

Taschenbuch

Coco Chanel and the Pulse of History
Broschiertes Buch
N A T I O N A L B E S T S E L L E R Certain lives are at once so exceptional, and yet so in step with their historical moments, that they illuminate cultural forces far beyond the scope of a single person. Such is the case with Coco Chanel, whose life offers one of the most fascinating tales of the twentieth century-throwing into dramatic relief an era of war, fashion, ardent nationalism, and earth-shaking change-here brilliantly treated, for the first time, with wide-ranging and incisive historical scrutiny. Coco Chanel transformed forever the way women dressed. Her influence remains so pervasive that to this day we can see her afterimage a dozen times while just walking down a single street: in all the little black dresses, flat shoes, costume jewelry, cardigan sweaters, and tortoiseshell eyeglasses on women of every age and background. A bottle of Chanel No. 5 perfume is sold every three seconds. Arguably, no other individual has had a deeper impact on the visual aesthetic of the world. But how did a poor orphan become a global icon of both luxury and everyday style? How did she develop such vast, undying influence? And what does our ongoing love of all things Chanel tell us about ourselves? These are the mysteries that Rhonda K. Garelick unravels in Mademoiselle. Raised in rural poverty and orphaned early, the young Chanel supported herself as best she could. Then, as an uneducated nineteen-year-old café singer, she attracted the attention of a wealthy and powerful admirer and parlayed his support into her own hat design business. For the rest of Chanel's life, the professional, personal, and political were interwoven; her lovers included diplomat Boy Capel; composer Igor Stravinsky; Romanov heir Grand Duke Dmitri; Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster; poet Pierre Reverdy; a Nazi officer; and several women as well. For all that, she was profoundly alone, her romantic life relentlessly plagued by. . .