This sourcebook is a season-by-season fashion evolution of the Forties, featuring original photos and illustrations. Includes analysis of the social, economic and cultural factors that influenced this period, and information about the major designers.
'If you go to Tokyo, I think it becomes very obvious that there's this almost
seamless mixture of popular culture and Japanese traditional culture.' - Kazuo
IshiguroFrom the youthful maximalism of Harajuku to the luxurious
sophistication of Ginza, Tokyo is the city of a thousand styles. With diverse
and unique subcultures like the kitsch Sweet Lolitas, the dark and dramatic
goths and punks, the retro rockbillys and the elegant and traditional Wa
Lolitas, Tokyo is home to an explosion of fashion like no other. This
instalment of the beautiful Little Books of City Style series will look at the
style evolution of this incredible capital, providing an exquisitely
illustrated guide to dressing like a true Tokyoite.
Au travers d'archives inédites portant sur la section mode anversoise, ce livre démontre par le texte et par l'image comment l'Académie de mode d'Anvers a su attirer les regards de l'univers de la mode internationale, et ce, depuis plus de cinquante ans