Fashion & Jewelry

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If you are not an avid fan of fashion or an aficionado of the 80s London scene then this book is not for you; but if you love all things and fashion and want to see what it truly meant to be cuttin

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“. . . if insight or education is what you are after, then you might want to reconsider . . .”

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One of the most interesting things about titles such as this one is the fact that the authors so often in rhapsodizing about the subject matter in their introductions, forget what they have expound

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There is a reason why you may not have heard of Miles Aldridge, and it is the same reason why this book is one of those memorable experiences that comes with discovery of the unexpected.

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Reader beware! This is just about one of the most beautifully executed books about one of America’s most enduring and quintessential society and style icons: C. Z. Guest.

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“The book is fabulous for the curious or uninitiated, but How to Read Fashion will fall short for the educated fashion aficionado.”

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“The canon of the little black dress is composed of countless individual stories embedded in social and personal histories.”

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If you are looking for a fashion book to sit back and enjoy in hope of mindless abandon, move on—in fact, move far far away from Couture Graphique.

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“Include this book in your library of fashion book treasures. You won’t regret it.”

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“. . . a most atypical fashion book with a totally different slant on ‘la mode’ . . .”

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Paris Haute Couture is possibly one of the most informative and exhaustive volumes on the subject.

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“. . . an invaluable part of one’s fashion library as well as an intriguing talking point about an enduring art form."

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“Take my word for it: Buy it, read it, and love it!”

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“If you are a fan of Tomas Maier, the Bottega Veneta brand, fine leather, fashion heritage, Italian craftsmanship, exquisite product photography, or the many other topics so skillfully expl

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“Sadly, A to Z of Style is a bit on the boring side.”

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