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• Passion for fashion
• Dressing my It
• Interview with the quintessential It boy: Prince Pelayo
• The creative process in fashion : Briefing ; Inspiration and research ; Creation ; Result and presentation ; What no fashionista should miss
• 50 creative solutions : Alexandra Verschueren ; Alexi Freeman ; Amaya Arzuaga ; Andrea Cammarosano ; Ara Jo ; Asger Juel Larsen ; Avsh Alom Gur ; Boessert/Schorn ; Bogomir Doringer ; Bora Aksu ; Bryce d'Anicé Aime ; Carlos Doblas ; Chris Liu ; Christian Wijnants ; Dice Kayek ; Diego Binette ; Dolores Pérez ; Elena Martín
• Martin Lamothe ; Fam Irvoll ; Franzius ; FXDXV ; Georgina Vendrell ; Georgy Baratashvili ; Hanna ter Meulen ; H Fredriksson ; Hilda Maha ; Juan Antonio Ávalos ; Juan Vidal ; Kilian Kerner ; La Aguja en el Dedo ; Lesley Mobo ; Manuel Bolaño ; Martin Havel ; Mason Jung ; Maya Hansen ; Moisés Nieto ; Nerea Lurgain ; Omer Asim ; Ostwald Helgason ; Rachel Freire ; Raphael Hauber ; Roberto Zamarripa ; Simon Ekrelius ; Sjaak Hullekes ; Taro Horiuchi ; The Individualist(s) ; Thomas Engel Hart ; Victorio & Lucchino ; Yiorgos Eleftheriades ; Zazo & Brull.

When a fashion designer creates a collection, their focus is on the personal profile of the individual who will wear their garments. This book explores the creative mind of top fashion designers and asks the question, "It" boy or "It" girl, who would it be and especially what would they wear? In 1 Brief, 50 Designers, 50 Solutions in Fashion Design, fifty designers create their own stylistic definitions of what is "it" in fashion they bring us through their creative process and share with us the final results.
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The National Portrait Gallery, London, is home to an extensive collection of portraits representing people who have contributed to British history and culture, many of whom have also played an important role in fashion history. With an illustrated introductory text by Senior Curator of Photographs Magda Keaney on the role of fashion in the Gallery's collection, this book highlights the close links between fashion and portraiture. 100 Fashion Figures showcases fashion portraits held in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery.The sitters include historic and contemporary fashion icons, fashion musesand influential designers, in addition to portraits by notable fashion photographers, and some key works are accompanied by detailed captions. This concise publicationtells astory of fashion through works from the Gallery's collection. The succinct format will offer readers of this title a visually engaging insight into some of the most significant fashion portraits in the Gallery's collection, making it a well-suited addition to the growing series of 100 books including 100 Photographs and 100 Pioneering Women.
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The fashion industry has always celebrated innovative design, and young, talented fashion designers can make a huge impact as they explore new ideas and push boundaries. This book showcases the diverse and unique work of the best 100 new creatives in fashion design from around the world. These designers are characterized by their single-minded interpretation of clothing and their ambition to present alternative solutions in dressing for their customers. The book focuses on designers still in the first decade of their career, either working alone on their own label or brand or teamed up into small companies, showcasing collections. As well as pinpointing the best new talent worldwide, this visually stunning survey provides a comprehensive showcase of cutting-edge imagery, including original design work, drawings and photography. The ultimate reference guide to the world's movers and shakers in fashion today, this is a book all fashionistas will want to own.
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A visual feast of 400 dazzling images, this is a comprehensive survey of the genre over the last century. The book also offers an overview of the development of fashion, as seen through the eyes of the greatest illustrators of the day. Early in the century, fashion illustration reflected new, liberating currents in art and culture, such as the exoticism of the Ballets Russes, while the postwar period saw inspiration from the great Parisian couturiers. After the dominance of the celebrity fashion photographer in the 60s, a new generation of illustrators emerged, embracing the medium of the computer, while many returned to more traditional techniques.
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• Introduction-- 1900 - 1924-- 1925 - 1949-- 1950 - 1974-- 1975 and beyond-- Further Reading-- List of Illustrators-- Alterio, Ruben-- Arlet, Patrick-- Ayton, Sylvia-- Baker, Bill-- Bakst, Leon-- Barbier, George-- Barnes, Colin-- Baxter, Glen-- Beaton, Cecil-- Benigni, Leon-- Benito, Eduardo-- Berard, Christian-- Bernais, E.-- Berthoud, Francois-- Birtwell, Celia-- Blossac, Bernard-- Bonfils, Robert-- Bouet Willaumez, Rene-- Bouret, Alfredo-- Boutet de Monvel, Bernard-- Bouche, Rene-- Brissaud, Pierre-- Brocklehurst, Jo-- Brooks, Jaso-- Choselat-- Christadoulou, Paul-- Clark, F.-- Clark, Ossie-- Creelman, Lee-- Dably, Herve-- Darani-- Delhomme, Jean-Philippe-- Demachy, Jacques-- Depero, Fortunato-- Downton, David-- Draz, Tod-- Drian, Etienne-- Dryden, Ernst-- Dryden, Helen-- Dufy, Raoul-- Dulac, Jean-- Eric (Carl Erickson)-- Erte-- Eula, Joe-- Fraser, Eric-- Freeman, Ruth-- Giles, H.-- Goodman, Robert-- Grafstrom, Ruth Sigrid-- Grimm, Gerd-- Gross, Valentine Hugo-- Gruau, Renato-- Gustafson, Mats-- Haramboure, J.C.-- Hartland, Beryl-- Hemjic, Marcel-- Hillson, Bobby-- Hirsch, Heddi-- Hof-- Hollar, Wenceslas-- Howarth, A.E.-- Iliya, Kareem-- Iribe, Paul-- Jose (Goje), Javier-- Keogh, Tom-- Kohler, Melanie)-- Krotowski,
• Landels, Angela-- Langlais-- Le Tan, Pierre-- Leonard, R.L.-- Lepape, Georges-- Leyendecker, J.C.-- Ling, Tanya-- Llano-Florenz-- Lopez, Antonio-- Louchel, Pierre-- Lowinsky, Thomas-- Luey-- Lukats, Kato-- M.Q.-- Magnin, Charles-- Marjac,
• Marshall, Francis-- Martin, Charles-- Marty, Andre-Edouard-- Melendez, Robert-- Miralles, Anna-- Mocho, H-- Mourgue, Pierre-- Nachshen, Donia-- Nagasawa, Junichi-- Nakahara, Setsu-- Offterdinger, Annie-- Paris, Piet-- Passantino, Robert-- Peacock, Shari-- Peche, Dagobert-- Perint Palmer, Gladys-- Perry, Grayson-- Plank, George (Wolfe)-- Pollard, Douglas-- Popova, Ljubo-- (Porter) Woodruff, Hale-- Puget, Simone-- Purvis, Tom-- R.S.-- Remfry, David-- Roberts, Michael-- Rodchenko, Alexander-- Rounthwaite, Graham-- Sacchetti, Enric-- Saenz de Tejada-- Sato, Pater-- Sem (Georges Boursat)-- Smalley, Claire-- Smith, Caroline-- Stemp, Eric-- Stipelman, Steven-- Suter, Elizabeth-- Tangye, Howard-- Taquoy, Maurice-- Thayaht, Ernesto-- Tigue Francis, Polly-- Toledo, Ruben-- TW-- van Dongen, Kees-- Verhoeven, Julie-- Vertes, Marcel-- Tomlin, Bradley Walker-- Warhol, Andy-- Watkins, Liselotte-- Weclawowicz-- Whitehurst, Autumn-- Wibaut, Constance-- Wilson, Ty-- Wimmer Wisgril, Eduard-- Zoltan-- Index.
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A visual feast of 400 dazzling images, this is a comprehensive survey of the genre over the last century. The book also offers an overview of the development of fashion, as seen through the eyes of the greatest illustrators of the day. It is an invaluable resource for art and fashion professionals and a beautiful design object for consumers everywhere.
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• Cover
• Title
• Contents
• Generation F
• 1,000 Ideas
• Adriana Degreas
• Alejandra Quesada
• Alena Akhmadullina
• Alessia Giacobino/Jo No Fui
• Alexandre, Laurent, Raphael Elicha/The Kooples
• Alexi Freeman
• Allegra Hicks
• Aminaka Wilmont
• Antonio Miró
• Avsh Alom Gur
• Bora Aksu
• Bruce Montgomery
• Bryce dâ€?Anicé Aime
• Carlota Santamaria, Susana Del Sol/just4fun
• Carlotta Costanzo/Fiorucci
• Carolin Lerch/Pelican Avenue
• Carolina Ainstein/Lazaro, Jet
• Céline Kamara-Gouge/Touch Luxe

• Clea Garrick, Nathan Price/LimedropCora Groppo
• David Saunders/David David
• Delphine Papiernik/Kickers
• Elena MartÃn/Martin Lamothe
• Estrella Archs
• Eva Riu, Alberto Gabari/The Mystic Onion
• Evangelina Bomparola
• EymÃ?le Burgaud
• Gaspard Yurkievich
• Gemma Slack
• Georg Hieber
• Geraldine Cunto/La Martina
• Gori de Palma
• Gustavo Lins
• Harry Halim
• Igor Chapurin
• Imane Ayissi
• Inés Aguilar, Iván MartÃnez/La Casita de Wendy
• Iris van Herpen
• Isaac Fabregat, Manuel Olarte/Isaacymanu
• Isabela Capeto

• Ivana HelsinkiJane McMillan/Mac Millan
• Jasmin Shokrian
• Jessica Trosman
• Joanna Mastroianni
• Juan Vidal
• Juanita Ã?lvarez
• Junko Shimada
• Karen Walker
• Kathleen KÃœnig/Haltbar
• Krizia Robustella
• Lambert Perera Cortés, Sibylle Genin/Baron Baronne
• Laura Fontán, Diego Cortizas/chula
• Lidija Kolovrat
• LÃvia Torres, Helena Pimenta/Amonstro
• Livia Ximénez-Carrillo, Christine Pluess/mongrels in common
• Llamazares y de Delgado
• Louise Amstrup
• Manuel Bolaño
• Marc Einsiedel, Julia KleinwÃ?chter/Woolwill

• Mark Haskins/VansMark Liu
• Mattijs van Bergen
• MJ Diehl, Roman Milisic/House of Diehl
• Monique Collignon
• Mony Rivas/Chocolate
• Patricia Viera
• Petar Petrov
• Rafe Totengco/Rafe New York
• Raphael Hauber/Postweiler Hauber
• Rikkemai Nielsen/Stories
• Rozalb de Mura
• Sairah Hicks/Evie Belle
• Samantha Pleet
• Sandrina Fasoli, Michael Marson/Sandrina Fasoli
• Sarah Swash, Toshio Yamanaka/Swash
• Serge Cajfinger/Paule Ka
• Shenan Anddrommeda Fraguadas
• Sia Dimitriadi
• Simone Nunes
• Sonia Serlenga/adidas
• Sophie Hulme

• Spon DiogoSteve J & Yoni P
• Susanne Guldager
• Takuya Miyama, Tomoko Kamijima/near.nippon
• Thierry Lasry
• Tom Scott
• Tony Cohen
• Tracey Mitchell, Leigh Mitchell/Dahlia
• Txell Miras
• Valentino
• Victorio & Lucchino
• Vidler & Nixon
• Vincent Schoepfer
• Virginia Spagnuolo/Divia Shoes
• Willy Fantin, Andreas Doering/Heidi.com
• Yiorgos Eleftheriades
• Yiyà Gutz
• Zazo & Brull

Fashion isn't art. The latter can just be admired, while the first needs to be sold. How do designers create constant objects of desire? In this book, 100 designers give 1000 tips on what it takes to be a great fashion designer. These tips address a number of issues: flare inspiration, collection concept, the promise of clothing, the use of fabrics, and more. New talents and renowned names provide insights and ideas for both expert and up and coming designers.
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• Cover
• Title
• Contents
• Generation F
• 1,000 Ideas
• Adriana Degreas
• Alejandra Quesada
• Alena Akhmadullina
• Alessia Giacobino/Jo No Fui
• Alexandre, Laurent, Raphael Elicha/The Kooples
• Alexi Freeman
• Allegra Hicks
• Aminaka Wilmont
• Antonio Miró
• Avsh Alom Gur
• Bora Aksu
• Bruce Montgomery
• Bryce dâ€?Anicé Aime
• Carlota Santamaria, Susana Del Sol/just4fun
• Carlotta Costanzo/Fiorucci
• Carolin Lerch/Pelican Avenue
• Carolina Ainstein/Lazaro, Jet
• Céline Kamara-Gouge/Touch Luxe

• Clea Garrick, Nathan Price/LimedropCora Groppo
• David Saunders/David David
• Delphine Papiernik/Kickers
• Elena MartÃn/Martin Lamothe
• Estrella Archs
• Eva Riu, Alberto Gabari/The Mystic Onion
• Evangelina Bomparola
• EymÃ?le Burgaud
• Gaspard Yurkievich
• Gemma Slack
• Georg Hieber
• Geraldine Cunto/La Martina
• Gori de Palma
• Gustavo Lins
• Harry Halim
• Igor Chapurin
• Imane Ayissi
• Inés Aguilar, Iván MartÃnez/La Casita de Wendy
• Iris van Herpen
• Isaac Fabregat, Manuel Olarte/Isaacymanu
• Isabela Capeto

• Ivana HelsinkiJane McMillan/Mac Millan
• Jasmin Shokrian
• Jessica Trosman
• Joanna Mastroianni
• Juan Vidal
• Juanita Ã?lvarez
• Junko Shimada
• Karen Walker
• Kathleen KÃœnig/Haltbar
• Krizia Robustella
• Lambert Perera Cortés, Sibylle Genin/Baron Baronne
• Laura Fontán, Diego Cortizas/chula
• Lidija Kolovrat
• LÃvia Torres, Helena Pimenta/Amonstro
• Livia Ximénez-Carrillo, Christine Pluess/mongrels in common
• Llamazares y de Delgado
• Louise Amstrup
• Manuel Bolaño
• Marc Einsiedel, Julia KleinwÃ?chter/Woolwill

• Mark Haskins/VansMark Liu
• Mattijs van Bergen
• MJ Diehl, Roman Milisic/House of Diehl
• Monique Collignon
• Mony Rivas/Chocolate
• Patricia Viera
• Petar Petrov
• Rafe Totengco/Rafe New York
• Raphael Hauber/Postweiler Hauber
• Rikkemai Nielsen/Stories
• Rozalb de Mura
• Sairah Hicks/Evie Belle
• Samantha Pleet
• Sandrina Fasoli, Michael Marson/Sandrina Fasoli
• Sarah Swash, Toshio Yamanaka/Swash
• Serge Cajfinger/Paule Ka
• Shenan Anddrommeda Fraguadas
• Sia Dimitriadi
• Simone Nunes
• Sonia Serlenga/adidas
• Sophie Hulme

• Spon DiogoSteve J & Yoni P
• Susanne Guldager
• Takuya Miyama, Tomoko Kamijima/near.nippon
• Thierry Lasry
• Tom Scott
• Tony Cohen
• Tracey Mitchell, Leigh Mitchell/Dahlia
• Txell Miras
• Valentino
• Victorio & Lucchino
• Vidler & Nixon
• Vincent Schoepfer
• Virginia Spagnuolo/Divia Shoes
• Willy Fantin, Andreas Doering/Heidi.com
• Yiorgos Eleftheriades
• Yiyà Gutz
• Zazo & Brull

Fashion isn't art. The latter can just be admired, while the first needs to be sold. How do designers create constant objects of desire? In this book, 100 designers give 1000 tips on what it takes to be a great fashion designer. These tips address a number of issues: flare inspiration, collection concept, the promise of clothing, the use of fabrics, and more. New talents and renowned names provide insights and ideas for both expert and up and coming designers.
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• Introduction Paper, Collage & Assemblage Couture & Soft Goods Jewelry & Adornments Geek Craft & Man Craft Housewares & Furnishings Art, Interiors & Installations Resources Image Directory Directory of Contributors Acknowledgements About the Author.
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Artists and crafters have always been recyclers, but for many it has not only become a thrifty choice, but also it has become a moral imperative. This book contains a cutting-edge collection of some of the most inventive work being made with reused, upcycled, and already existing materials. The work in this book ranges from clever and humble personal accessories to unique and important large-scale works of art, including paper art, fashion, jewelry, housewares, interiors, and installations.
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• Cover
• Title
• Contents
• Introduction
• Chapter I: 0001â€?0375 ANIME + MANGA
• Chapter II: 0376â€?0645 VIDEO GAMES
• Chapter III: 0646â€?0689 TELEVISION
• Chapter IV: 0690â€?0781 MOVIES + BOOKS
• Chapter V: 0782â€?0882 COMIC BOOKS
• Chapter VI: 0883â€?0981 CUSTOM CHARACTERS
• Chapter VII: 0982â€?1000 PROPS
• Contributor Directory
• About the Authors
• Acknowledgments

1,000 Incredible Costume and Cosplay Ideas provides a broad and detailed glimpse into the ingenious artistry and attention to detail behind some of the most fabulous costumes you can find. Featuring costumes from popular convention-goers to professional craftsman, this stunning, photo-filled book by Joey Marsocci and Allison DeBlasio of Dr. Grymm Laboratories walks you through scads of your favorite characters as imagined and created by fans.
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• Cover
• Title
• Contents
• Introduction
• WOMENâ€?S FASHIONS
• Cowl-neck shirt with cap and low-waist pants
• Tank top and leggings
• Bubble skirt with straps
• Tank top and bubble skirt
• Rolled up cotton overalls
• Top and baggy pants
• T-shirt dress with leggings
• Tank top and harem pants
• Checked shirt, pashmina, and leggings
• Miniskirt and short sleeve shirt
• Shirt and draped skirt
• Batwing-sleeve jacket with wide-leg jeans
• Hooded sweatshirt with leggings
• Zip-up jacket with puff sleeves and tracksuit pants

• Tank top, vest, and baggy pantsCotton sweater and classic pants
• Hooded blouse with stand-up collar and ruched pants
• Shorts and jacket with bell sleeves
• Checked shirt with denim vest and leggings
• Top, long cotton vest, and wide-leg pants
• Strapless jumpsuit with jacket/cape
• Turtleneck sweater with batwing sleeves
• Hooded sweatshirt and tracksuit pants
• Strap dress with knitted vest, stockings, and knee-high boots
• Turtleneck sweater and wide-leg pants
• Shirt, miniskirt, and elastic belt
• Turtleneck sweater, tuxedo vest, and baggy pants

• Sweater and jeans with wide beltHooded windbreaker and leggings
• T-shirt, jeans, and thigh-high boots
• Fringed draped dress
• Strapless dress with sash belt
• Shirt dress with short vest
• Minidress with leather vest
• Boatneck dress with padded shoulders and belt
• Sleeveless minidress with stand-up collar
• Dress with ruffled sleeves and sash belt
• Draped strap dress
• Dress with puff sleeves and wide belt
• Minidress with leg of mutton sleeves
• Turtleneck minidress
• Dress with low neckline and belt
• Beach dress

• V-neck dress and sash beltMinidress worn with long scarf
• Silk empire dress
• Strapless baggy jumpsuit
• Minidress with three-quarter sleeves and Mao collar
• Long V-neck jumpsuit and pashmina
• Turtleneck dress with three-quarter sleeves
• Long dress with sweetheart neckline
• Strapless dress
• Denim dress with asymmetrical close
• Hooded waterproof coat
• '20s-style fringed minidress
• V-neck minidress with ruffled sleeves combined with beret
• Strap dress and belt
• Denim miniskirt
• Draped minidress with sweetheart neckline

• Long sleeve minidressStrapless pant dress
• Ruffled dress, hat, and cowboy boots
• Tuxedo vest with lapels and peasant skirt
• Dress with bell sleeves and boatneck
• Leather jacket with cotton T-shirt and leggings
• Long trench coat with wide belt and leggings
• Bolero jacket with classic dress
• Wool coat with turtleneck dress
• Three-quarter sleeve tweed jacket and draped skirt
• Blazer with large shoulders and minidress
• Bolero jacket with bodysuit and boyfriend cut pants
• Fur coat with fitted pants
• Minidress and short jacket with wide neck

Ambiguous, sensual, coquette, and suggestive: the one thousand fashion drawing poses in this book are a deep journey into the wealth of possibilities for illustrating male and female bodies, and designers' capacity to transmit sensations with an ever so slight flick of the wrist. 1000 Poses in Fashion compiles all the usual fashion poses and illustrated features, represented in full color, supplemented by the many variations of each pose, in black and white. The poses show the effects of the way in which the clothes sit on the models, guiding the reader in aspects such as how to give proportion or volume to a garment. 1000 Poses in Fashion is an essential reference for photographers, fashion designers, illustrators, models, and art directors who are interested in corporal expression in relation to fashion.
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The world of the fashionista is brought to vivid life with 101 introductory lessons on such topics as how a designer anticipates cultural trends and 'sees' the fashion consumer, the workings of the fashion calendar, the ways a designer collection is conceived, the manufacture of fabric, fashion illustration and more. Illustrated in the distinctly unique packaged style of the bestselling 101 THINGS I LEARNED IN ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL, this new book on fashion design will be a perfect book for any fashion school wannabe, a recent graduate, or even a seasoned professional.
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This book presents full step-by-step instructions for the making of early 17th-century men's clothes and accessories in a technically accurate, visually exciting and easy-to-follow format. Twelve garments - all historical pieces from the Victoria and Albert Museum's collections - are featured: a suit, three doublets and a cloak, as well as a felt hat, an embroidered nightcap and a plain nightcap liner, a pasteboard picadil, a sword girdle and hangers, a pair of mittens and a linen stocking. They have been analysed so that every aspect of the pattern is exact. Scale patterns and precise construction diagrams are accompanied by colour photography of the whole garment as well as an abundance of informative details and X-ray photographs that reveal the hidden structure of each piece, showing the precise number of layers and the types of stitches used inside. The methods and techniques of historical tailoring and plain sewing are shown in detail. The authors have some of the best historical tailoring skills in the world and have worked with world-renowned institutions such as the Globe Theatre in London, creating award-winning costumes for film, stage and television. This book is a unique resource for costume and fashion designers, fashion historians and students.
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Dolce & Gabbana have defined contemporary style, infusing it with a strong Mediterranean identity. Their creations are sensual and unique, based on impeccable tailoring and the utmost respect for quality and detail, and are adored by Hollywood icons and pop stars alike, conveying a message of exquisite style in a universal language. This luxurious volume celebrates twenty years of an incomparable partnership, drawing together their most significant moments in fashion. It is a collection of memories and iconic images which marks every step of their evolution, featuring the work of photographers such as Steven Meisel, Mario Sorrenti and Ferdinando Scianna, and models including Gisele, Linda Evangelista, Isabella Rossellini and Marpessa.

• Introduction * List of Designers *
• 1. Seams *
• 2. Gathers, Tucks and Pleats *
• 3. Collars, Cuffs and Pockets *
• 4. Fastenings *
• 5. Bows *
• 6. Beads and Sequins *
• 7. Applied Decoration.
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Revealing the elaborate embroidery, intricate pleats and daring cuts that make up some of the 20th century's most beautiful garments, this book explores the specific techniques used by couturiers as tastes and textile technologies evolved. Work by designers such as Mariano Fortuny, Madeleine Vionnet, Paul Poiret, Hubert de Givenchy, Mary Quant, Yves Saint Laurent and Vivienne Westwood is rediscovered, and exquisite haute-couture pieces, from sequinned Chanel trouser suits and richly embroidered Schiaparelli jackets to striking Balenciaga creations and Dior evening gowns, are examined. Part of the `Fashion in Detail' series, this updated edition features a revised introduction and list of designers followed by chapters dedicated to a particular technique. Each garment is illustrated through detailed photography and line drawings and is accompanied by a commentary by leading experts in textiles and fashion. An extraordinary exploration of the techniques used by couturiers in the construction of these exceptional garments, 20th-Century Fashion in Detail will delight all followers of fashion.
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• 1. Axisymmetric 3D origami
• 2. Extension of axisymmetric 3D origami
• 3. Connecting axisymmetric 3D origami shapes
• 4. Making use of mirror inversion
• 5. Application of mirror inversion
• 6. Voronoi origami
• 7. Various origami designs
• 8. Conclusion