Book Description Review “A compass for grasping where contemporary fashion is coming from and where it’s going.” Read more About the Author Founder and editor-in-chief 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. Read more Customers Review: What I received was a very small, thick, single-volume book in four languages. It wasn’t what I was expecting and not quite what my daughter wanted, but while a little disappointed she was still happy to see the images (albeit much smaller than desired).
I got this book because I plan to major in fashion design and I wanted to know how they all got their start and their all unique designers were included almost all in the book the only one I knew about that was not in the book was Thierry Mugler ( great designer look him up) The pictures are also amazing quality. If you love fashion and information get this book! There are two volumes and this has both a-k and l-z.
Glad to have this in my library.
This book arrived not only really fast (im in australia) but it was in great condition and it is a beautiful coffee tabel book or just a lovely book to browse through if you have any interest in photography, fashion or designing. LOVE IT! Would reccommend to anyone who likes having beautiful things to keep around the house, bedroom or on display in the lounge room.
Such a phenomenal collection of fashion inspiration. I brought this as a gift for a friend who is obsessed with fashion. She loves it. I almost didn’t want to let it go! It has great visuals and balanced with fantastic reads. Buy it! you won’t be unhappy.
This large heavy 2 volume book arrived perfectly packaged with no damage.A great book from a great seller!Thank you.
Nothing new under the sun with this book. Standard information on each designer. A photo or two of each. This book would have you believe that every important designer went to Central Saint Martins- very English-centric approach. Save your money. |
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