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Fashion Prints is a concise step-by-step guide to designing symmetrical and repeat patterns for fashion design.

The book contains 12 chapters, each containing a wide range of basic elements needed to create a pattern. It is demonstrated how to make various grids and how to apply the design elements to come to a repeating pattern. The visual approach makes these procedures very easy to understand and helps the reader develop his/her own creative ideas.

Furthermore, each chapter gives a number of examples of how to apply colour to the patterns. Last but not least, step-by-step drawings are included showing how to render the result on a fashion figure.

More than 1000 of the design elements used in the book are provided as vector EPS files on the accompanying CD-ROM, for near limitless variations in creating designs according to your own taste and style.

Fashion Prints is a must-have for everybody interested in textile and fashion design.

Scandinavian designers have arrived on the world scene and this stylish book features more than 50 notable designers from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and Finland

Their appeal lies in the simplicity, minimalism, attention to detail and high quality of materials so iconic in Scandinavian design, as well as in their sustainable and ethical production methods.

Whether they are well-established or up-and-coming, whether they work in menswear or womenswear, they all share a passionate commitment to a cool and refined design style that carries huge international appeal.

Here, in more than 1250 full-colour illustrations, is the most comprehensive and detailed history and sourcebook of fashion in the modern era ever published.

From the styles of the early 1900s to those of the 21st century, John Peacock charts the development of women’s fashion in all its aspects: couture wear, underwear, leisurewear, daywear, evening wear, bridal wear and accessories.

Fashion’s greatest international designers and designs are all found here: from Worth, Chanel, Balenciaga, Dior, Courrèges and Mary Quant to recent designs from the collections of Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Vivienne Westwood and others.

Many predate colour photography and have never before been shown in their original colours. Arranged by decade, the pictures are accompanied by complete descriptions of each garment and accessory, including the fabric, colour, cut and pattern. Every detail – collars, cuffs, pockets, buttons and trimmings – is noted.

In this fully revised edition of Peacock’s standard book, 155 new drawings have been added, together with detailed descriptions. The updated reference section includes a time chart summarizing the development of fashion and dress-shapes, biographies of individual couturiers and designers, and a concise bibliography.

About the Author:

John Peacock has worked as a fashion and costume designer and lecturer in fashion history. He was for several years senior costume designer for BBC Television, and is the author of many books on costume.

Vintage glasses of all shapes, styles and sizes – the very best of 20th- and 21st-century spectacle design for fashion designers, stylists, lovers of vintage, and anyone seeking spectacle inspiration.

Beautifully illustrated with specially commissioned photographs by Drew Gardner, it is based on Simon Murray’s amazing collection, built up over decades of avid collecting from optometrists, markets and antique shops across the globe.

Examples of pre-20th-century glasses and contextual shots of film and style icons sporting spectacles illustrate not only the finest innovations of the past, but also their evolution into the eclectic range of styles available now.

The book comes complete with information on where to find and collect vintage spectacles, advice on conservation, and a visual timeline of key shapes of the modern period.

Testimonies, statements, anxieties and secrets of some of the most important makers of contemporary fashion.

The leading figures of fashion reveal themselves in a completely new and original manner. This volume presents meetings with the most important stylists and the most recent generation of fashion designers (Stephan Janson, Liza Bruce, Ann Demeulemeester, Alexander McQueen, Anna Molinari and Helen Storey): a collection of conversations, protraits, images, close encounters with everything that has been created by the world of fashion, scandals, enthusiasm, excitement, participation, what has been constructed and deconstructed from our bodies and identity starting from our “clothing” and its relationship with the other contemporary languages.The works and clothes of a mutating identity, confines within which fashion creates projects of bodies where art questions anatomy and identity, through works that resembles clothes. A compass for navigation through the panorama of the new trends of fashion.

This book is designed for anyone wanting to become a fashion stylist.

In Fashion Stylist’s Handbook, Danielle Griffiths presents a no-nonsense, practical guide on how to succeed, from landing your first job as an assistant to starting your own business as a freelance fashion stylist.

Illustrated throughout with inspirational photos and behind-the-scenes shots, the book is packed with tips for organising your own fashion shoots and advice on getting started in the fashion world. It features interviews with international contemporary fashion stylists and advice from experts working within the PR industry.

About the Author:

Danielle Griffiths is a successful freelance fashion stylist. Her editorial work has appeared in leading fashion magazines and newspapers. She has styled for major advertising and music clients, while working alongside some of the world's best photographers.

Contents:

Chapter 1

WHAT IS A FASHION STYLIST?
WHAT DOES A FASHION STYLIST DO?
AREAS IN WHICH A FASHION STYLIST CAN WORK
WHO ARE YOU WORKING FOR?
INSIDE KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW: NEWHEART OHANIAN, STYLIST

Chapter 2

THE STYLIST’S JOB
RECEIVING A JOB OFFER
FOLLOWING A BRIEF
   TEARSHEETS AND MOODBOARDS
PREP
   PREPPING FOR DIFFERENT JOBS
   PRE-PRODUCTION MEETING
CALL SHEETS
WORKING WITH PRs
   CALL-INS
   APPOINTMENTS
   COMMISSIONING LETTER
   COVERING LETTER
FITTINGS
THE SHOOT
CREDITS
INSIDE KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW: SIIM KOHV, PR AND MARKETING DIRECTOR

Chapter 3

YOUR WAY IN (may require localization)
QUALIFICATIONS AND COURSES
WORK EXPERIENCE AND INTERNSHIPS
   APPLYING FOR INTERNSHIPS AND WORK EXPERIENCE: CV AND COVERING LETTER
MOVING UP TO ASSISTING WORK
   APPLYING FOR ASSISTING WORK: CV AND COVERING LETTER
OTHER WAYS IN
INSIDER KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW: URSULA LAKE, FASHION DIRECTOR AND DESIGNER

Chapter 4

THE ASSISTANT
GETTING YOUR FOOT IN THE DOOR
WHAT A STYLIST EXPECTS FROM YOU
THE NUTS AND BOLTS
INSIDE KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW: MISS MOLLY, COSTUME DESIGNER AND STYLIST

Chapter 5 

THE FASHION INDUSTRY
FASHION SEASONS AND COLLECTIONS
GETTING INTO THE SHOWS
PRESS DAYS
TRENDS
INSIDE KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW: LIZ SHUTTLEWORTH, GLOBAL PR MANAGER FOR McQ

Chapter 6

TESTING
WHY MUST YOU TEST?
MEETING PHOTOGRAPHERS
LOOKING AT PORTFOLIOS AND RECRUITING THE TEAM
SELECTING MODELS
SOURCING CLOTHES FOR TEST SHOOTS
   TASK: CALL-INS
RESEARCH AND IDEAS
   TASK: RESEARCHING YOUR FIELD
   TASK: VISUAL KNOWLEDGE
   TASK: 'READING IN'
   TASK: BUILDING STORIES AND IDEAS FOR SHOOTS
   TASK: LAYOUT
PRACTICALITIES
EDITING AND SELECTING PRINTS
SUBMITTING WORK TO MAGAZINES
INSIDE KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW: IAN HARRISON, FASHION/PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER

Chapter 7

BUILDING YOUR PORTFOLIO
THE BOOK
COLLECTING, PRINTING AND SENDING IMAGES
SELECTING IMAGES FOR YOUR BOOK
WHAT THE PROFESSIONALS ARE LOOKING FOR
PRESENTING IMAGES IN YOUR BOOK
DIGITAL PORTFOLIOS
BUILDING A WEBSITE (BY JAMES MALTBY, THOUGHTBUBBLE.COM)
INSIDE KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW: SALLY HUGHES, PRODUCER, THE PRODUCTION FACTORY

Chapter 8

CONTACTS/LOOKING FOR ASSISTANT WORK
CONTACTS
GET LISTED
HOW TO FIND THE STYLIST YOU WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST
A PLAN OF ACTION
PROGRESS REPORTS
GETTING THE APPOINTMENTS
HOW TO SELL YOURSELF
FEEDBACK FROM APPOINTMENTS
INSIDER KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW

Chapter 9

ESSENTIAL BUSINESS KNOW-HOW FOR FREELANCERS (will require localization)
HOW TO SET UP AS SELF–EMPLOYED
ON THE JOB
JOB NUMBER, PURCHASE ORDER / PO NUMBER
PAY SCALES FOR FREELANCERS
ARTIST CONFIRMATION
INVOICING
EXPENSES
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
CARNETS
KNOWING YOUR RIGHTS
WHAT TO DO IF YOU DO NOT GET PAID BY A CLIENT
INSURANCE
INSIDER KNOWLEDGE INTERVIEW

Chapter 10

STYLING INFORMATION
KIT BAG
STYLING TIPS, TECHNIQUES AND QUICK FIXES
HEADSCARVES
MENSWEAR
THE DIFFERENT COLLAR TYPES
THE DIFFERENT COLLAR TYPES
HOW TO TIE A BOW TIE
HOW TO TIE A CRAVAT
MEASUREMENTS – WOMEN’S, MEN’S, CHILDREN
CARE LABELS AND INSTRUCTIONS

Glossary
Further Reading and resources

Эта книга необходима каждому, кто хочет сделать карьеру в мире моды. Вы узнаете, какими качествами и навыками должен обладать дизайнер модной одежды, какие еще профессии и специальности существуют в модном бизнесе, а также будете посвящены во многие его тайны и секреты. Сью Дженкин Джонс, преподаватель модного дизайна и известный консультант в мире моды, рассказывает, как правильно подбирать цвета и ткани, составлять коллекции, портфолио и готовить презентации, какие важные моменты есть в создании эскизов, кройке и шитье. Более 300 цветных иллюстраций и множество примеров из истории моды и ее современных достижений помогут начинающим дизайнерам и будут полезны профессионалам, ищущим новые идеи и технологии.

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Spanning 150 years of couturiers, designers and labels, The Fashion Book is a comprehensive and authoritative source, opulently illustrated.

Fashion – that means glamour, creativity and always the expression of a certain attitude toward life. This book is devoted to the legendary world of fashion from its origins in the nineteenth century until our own time. Which social, historical and cultural developments coalesced to allow fashion to become what it is today? Which designers had especially significant impact on their fashion eras, and what did their creations look like? Informative chapters that introduce each era coupled with extensive portraits of the groundbreaking fashion icons and countless expressive photographs work together to form a comprehensive portrayal of the rapid development that took fashion from the liberation of women from the corset all the way to the creations of modern designers.

Charlotte Seeling was born in 1941 and trained as a journalist. She has since traveled around the world and made a name for herself with insightful interviews with the most diverse personalities. For many years she has been especially interested in the world of fashion. In the 1980s she was chief editor of Cosmopolitan, Vogue and the French Marie Claire. Today Charlotte Seeling lives in Mieming, Austria, writing books and serving as a consultant in the areas of lifestyle and fashion. With Fashion she has drawn on her years of experience and unique know-how to produce what is certain to become a standard work for the realm of fashion.

Highlights
• 150 years of fashion: from the beginnings of haute couture to the hottest designers of our time
• Extensive portraits of the most significant and influential creators of fashion
• Creations and trends of yesterday, today and tomorrow
• Essays covering special topics, such as Japanese designers; and models and muses
• Superbly researched and entertaining text
• Opulently illustrated with excellent quality photographs

Clothes define people

A fashion history of the 20th century

“An inspirational sourcebook for designers and enthusiasts alike.”
–i-D Magazine, London

A person's clothing, whether it's a sari, kimono, or business suit, is an essential key to his or her culture, class, personality, or even religion. The Kyoto Costume Institute recognizes the importance of understanding clothing sociologically, historically, and artistically. Founded in 1978, the KCI holds one of the world's most extensive clothing collections and has curated many exhibitions worldwide. With an emphasis on Western women's clothing, the KCI has amassed a wide range of 20th century historical garments, underwear, shoes, and fashion accessories.

Showcasing a vast selection from the Institute's archives of skilled photographs depicting the clothing expertly displayed and arranged on custom-made mannequins, Fashion is a fascinating excursion through a century of clothing trends. The KCI believes that "clothing is an essential manifestation of our very being", and their passion and dedication positively radiate from every page of this book. The author:
The Kyoto Costume Institute (KCI) collects and preserves outstanding examples of fashion through the centuries. The institute also conducts research, subsequently exhibiting or publishing its findings.

Посмотреть русскоязычное издание книги Fashion. A Fashion History of the 20th Century - Мода ХХ века. Коллекция Института костюма Киото

Showcasing a vast selection from the Institute's archives of skilled photographs depicting the clothing expertly displayed and arranged on custom-made mannequins, Fashion History is a fascinating excursion through the last three centuries of clothing trends. The KCI believes that "clothing is an essential manifestation of our very being" and their passion and dedication positively radiate from every page of this book.

This special 25th anniversary edition has a chic new format: two volumes packaged in a slipcase.

The authors:

Akiko Fukai (Chief Curator of The Kyoto Costume Institute), Tamami Suoh (Curator of The Kyoto Costume Institute), Miki Iwagami (Lecturer of fashion history at Sugino Fashion College (Tokyo)), Reiko Koga (Professor of fashion history at Bunka Women’s University), and Rie Nii (Associate Curator of The Kyoto Costume Institute).

Dress codes. The ultimate compendium of clothing

Clothes define people. A person’s attire, whether it’s a sari, kimono, or business suit, is an essential code to his or her culture, class, personality, even faith. Founded in 1978, the Kyoto Costume Institute recognizes the importance of understanding clothes from sociological, historical, and artistic perspectives. With one of the world’s most extensive clothing collections, the KCI has amassed a wide range of historical garments, underwear, shoes, and fashion accessories dating from the 18th century to the present day.

Showcasing the Institute’s vast collection, Fashion is a fascinating excursion through the last three centuries of clothing trends. Featuring impeccable photography of clothing expertly displayed and arranged on custom-made mannequins, it is a testimony to attire as “an essential manifestation of our very being” and to the Institute's passion for fashion as a complex and intricate art form.

The book's authors include some of the smartest minds and sharpest eyes in fashion studies: Akiko Fukai (Chief Curator of The Kyoto Costume Institute), Tamami Suoh (Curator of The Kyoto Costume Institute), Miki Iwagami (Lecturer of fashion history at Sugino Fashion College (Tokyo)), Reiko Koga (Professor of fashion history at Bunka Women’s University), and Rie Nii (Associate Curator of The Kyoto Costume Institute).

About the series:

Bibliotheca Universalis — Compact cultural companions celebrating the eclectic TASCHEN universe at an unbeatable, democratic price!

Since we started our work as cultural archaeologists in 1980, TASCHEN has become synonymous with accessible, open-minded publishing. Bibliotheca Universalis brings together more than 100 of our all-time favourite titles in a neat new format so you can curate your own affordable library of art, anthropology, and aphrodisia.

Bookworm’s delight — never bore, always excite!

Spanning 150 years of couturiers, designers and labels, The Fashion Book is a comprehensive and authoritative source, opulently illustrated.

Fashion – that means glamour, creativity and always the expression of a certain attitude toward life. This book is devoted to the legendary world of fashion from its origins in the nineteenth century until our own time. Which social, historical and cultural developments coalesced to allow fashion to become what it is today? Which designers had especially significant impact on their fashion eras, and what did their creations look like?

Informative chapters that introduce each era coupled with extensive portraits of the groundbreaking fashion icons and countless expressive photographs work together to form a comprehensive portrayal of the rapid development that took fashion from the liberation of women from the corset all the way to the creations of modern designers.

About the Author:

Charlotte Seeling was born in 1941 and trained as a journalist. She has since travelled around the world and made a name for herself with insightful interviews with the most diverse personalities. For many years she has been especially interested in the world of fashion. In the 1980s she was chief editor of Cosmopolitan, Vogue and the French Marie Claire. Today Charlotte Seeling lives in Mieming, Austria, writing books and serving as a consultant in the areas of lifestyle and fashion. With Fashion she has drawn on her years of experience and unique know-how to produce what is certain to become a standard work for the realm of fashion.

Highlights

• 150 years of fashion: from the beginnings of haute couture to the hottest designers of our time
• Extensive portraits of the most significant and influential creators of fashion
• Creations and trends of yesterday, today and tomorrow
• Essays covering special topics, such as Japanese designers; and models and muses
• Superbly researched and entertaining text
• Opulently illustrated with excellent quality photographs

Conceptual clothing. The history and the art of Kawakubo's brand

Rei Kawakubo, the enigmatic head of innovative Japanese fashion house Comme des Garçons, has a special vision which extends beyond clothing to furniture, architecture, and graphic design, always defying conventional thinking. i-D examines Rei’s complex and conceptual world, digging through the magazines archive and re-visiting interviews which explore how the fashion house continues to challenge the Western ideals of body shape and garment construction. Breaking the conventional rules, Kawakubo continues to push boundaries, perfectly marrying fashion with art in the most unexpected of ways.

Packed into 120 pages is biographical and personal information as well as imagery from photographers including Paolo Roversi, David Bailey, and Emma Summerton, plus interviews with Jamie Huckbody, Josh Sims, and Terry Jones.

The editor:

Founder and Creative Director of i-D magazine, Terry Jones started his fashion career in the 1970s as art director of Vanity Fair and Vogue UK. Since 1977 his Instant Design studio has produced catalogues, campaigns, exhibitions and books, including TASCHEN's Smile i-D, Fashion Now 1, Fashion Now 2 and Soul i-D.

Glunge guru. Glamour meets grunge in the dark, dramatic world of Rick Owens

There are a few other designers like Rick Owens, whose work is so instantly recognizable by cut and bias alone. Born in California, Rick Owens launched his eponymous label in 1994. His draped, dark, and perfectly cut aesthetic is the antithesis of the sunshine-saturated, bleached-teeth image of LA, and in many ways has been integral to his success. Owens relocated to Paris in 2003, where his goth meets grunge aesthetic — affectionately known as “glunge” — continues to grow from season and season. Today, Owens is a much loved and respected fixture on the international fashion scene. His vision stretches beyond fashion to include furniture, jewelry, and fur. As well as four fashion collections a year, Owens also designs Lilies, a successful diffusion line that offers a more playful take on the designer’s signature style, a bespoke line of furniture that incorporates everything from antlers to stone and wood, and his own fur collection entitled Palais Royal.

This stunning large format photographic portfolio looks back over i-D’s archives to offer a rare insight into Rick Owens’ all-encompassing world. Highlights include cutting edge imagery from photographers including Corinne Day, Sølve Sundsbø and Hans Feurer, and insightful interviews by Terry Jones, Holly Shackleton, Jo-Ann Furniss and Ben Reardon.

The editor:

Founder and Creative Director of i-D magazine, Terry Jones started his fashion career in the 1970s as art director of Vanity Fair and Vogue UK. Since 1977 his Instant Design studio has produced catalogues, campaigns, exhibitions and books, including TASCHEN's Smile i-D, Fashion Now 1, Fashion Now 2 and Soul i-D.