Opening book details…
Can I read Why You Can Go Out Dressed Like That : Modern Fashion Explained on EtoBox?
Why You Can Go Out Dressed Like That : Modern Fashion Explained by THAMES & HUDSON is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Why You Can Go Out Dressed Like That : Modern Fashion Explained about?
Why did Paul Poiret design a dress that resembled a lampshade Did Rudi Gernreich really think that both men and women would wear his topless monokini What prompted Jeremy Scott to include a shimmering leopardprint niqab in his womenswear collection Many designers have pioneered cuttingedge garments throughout the evolution of fashion Why You Can Go Out Dressed Like That features 100 of the best from the cerebral conceptions of Comme des Garons to the augmented anatomies of Thierry Mugler and the exaggerated physicality of Thom Brownes broadshouldered men Readers can also discover how the subversive designs of Jean Paul Gaultier Vivienne Westwood and Walter Van Beirendonck have each redefined ideas of volume acceptability and identity All too often a lack of obvious fit or purpose has been mistaken for a lack of design sophistication Why You Can Go Out Dressed Like That explores the ways in which designers have confronted the idea of fit and its relation to the form of the body including the importance of Viktor Rolf adopting the disciplines of topiary in order to envelop the figure in arbitrary shapes and of Issey Miyake taking liberty with the silhouette using the active character
- Author
- THAMES & HUDSON
- Publisher
- Thames & Hudson Ltd
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780500291498
- Subjects
- Crafts & Hobbies, Lifestyle
More by THAMES & HUDSON
Browse all works by THAMES & HUDSON
Similar books
- Why You Can Build It Like That : Modern Architecture Explained — Zukowsky, John, 1948- author (2015)
- Things That Go Vroom: Can You Find the Odd Ones Out? — Violet Peto; Victoria Palastanga (2017)
- And Now You Can Go — Vendela Vida (2004)
- Figure It Out! : Stories That Just Can't Be (Can You See Why?) — Nathan Sternfeld (2015)
- Why Do You Talk Like That? Not to Mention: Why Do You Write That Way? — Burton, Richard, 1861-1940. (1929)
- You Can Fill That Gap Go to It!. (1940)