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Fashion Sourcebook 1920s

ISBN:  9781906863487
Author:  FIELL CHARLOTTE & DIRIX EMMANUELLE
Pages:  576
Publication date:  01/02/2012
RRP:  $59.99

Fashion Sourcebook – 1920s is the first book in a brand-new series by FIELL that documents comprehensively the seasonal fashion styles of the 20th century, decade by decade. Sumptuously illustrated with over 600 original photographs, drawings and prints, this title is a must-have reference work for not only students of fashion and vintage collectors, but for all fashionistas. Fashion Sourcebook – 1920s focuses on the Art Deco period with its beautiful beaded dresses, cloche hats and strappy shoes as worn by the fashionable flappers and the “bright young things” of the time.

An accompanying introduction outlines the major themes within fashion during this period, introduces its most famous designers and assesses their creative contributions. A cornucopia of beautiful clothes with exquisite detailing, this book provides a rich source of inspiration through an in-depth and important survey of Art Deco fashion.

Text in English, German, French

AUTHOR:
Charlotte Fiell is a leading design historian who has written numerous bestselling books on all aspects of design, from industrial products to graphic communications. She studied at the British Institute in Florence, Camberwell College of Arts, London, and at Sotheby’s Institute, also in London.

Emmanuelle Dirix is a highly regarded fashion historian and curator. She lectures at London College of Fashion, Central Saint Martins, The Royal College of Art and the Antwerp Fashion Academy. She has also contributed to various exhibition catalogues and academic volumes on fashion.

ILLUSTRATIONS:
600 colour and b/w


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