Fashion & Jewelry

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Fashion Lives should become a textbook or at least mandatory reading for all budding designers, future fashionphiles, and anyone who inhabits the fashion business or considers themselves a

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The year 2015 has started off in an unusual way for the world of fashion, especially when it comes to books.

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Here’s the thing about fashion, taste and style: for many of us who have lived a life of fashion we have learned that maybe two of those qualities can be taught in a cursory way at best.

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If you wonder how one single event in fashion history turns into a 320-page book, then have I got a book for you.

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Without question, the only language that should be used to describe this unimaginably beautiful volume is with a vocabulary of superlatives.

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When the subject is Charles James, one can expect accolades and superlatives to be used in excess.

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One of the joys of reading is discovery.”

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“a force to be reckoned with among its genre.”

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The reader will be fortunate enough to be taken back in time to the 70s via David Wills.

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Whether or not one can actually learn how to draw/illustrate fashion let alone vintage fashion, remains a mystery.”

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an objective, insightful, well researched, heavily documented and illustrated book . . .”

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“This book should be sold in books stores under the crafts and how-to sections rather than in the fashion or design sections.”

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If there has ever been the question as to whether or not fashion should be considered an art form then The Haute Couture Atelier: The Artisans of Fashion surely makes the case.  

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“an exciting, eye opening, and informative read.”

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“Frowick clearly uses the book as a vehicle to show the world that Roy Halston Frowick, aka Halston, was a loving man who fell victim to his own habits, intelligence, and abilities as well

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This book will offer countless readings and hours of enjoyment, delivering much more than just pretty pictures.”

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If you take this book as gospel, then you might be lead astray by its contents.”

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Make this a must read for those who are deeply involved and immersed in world of fashion as well for novices who want to use this book as a primer for the history of fashi

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Art of the High-Heeled Shoe is a great coffee table book or conversation piece.”

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This is an ode to Louis Vuitton. The sizable volume certainly projects the brand’s import as well as status within the world of fashion.

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“. . .  provides a great overview of the creative community that exists in Germany.

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Marella Agnelli: The Last Swan is a collection of rare beauty that allows us to live within her world if only while enjoying this book.”

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Loulou de la Falaise is not a book only for those who know of her but for anyone who truly believes in creativity and possesses a free spirit.”

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Horst: Photographer of Style is the type of fashion/photography coffee table book that will continue to give new perspectives with each reading and is a must for those who have ev

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