Paola Lenti. Il colore dei luoghi

Cristina Giorgetti
Octavo Franco Cantini Editore

John Peacock
Thames and Hudson

Over 1000 full colour drawings - the result of wide-ranging research into paintings, photographs and the garments themselves - reproduce in meticulous detail the lines, weaves and patterns of the original garments. Arranged in twelve-year sections, the drawings are accompanied by a complete description of each garment and accessory. All details are noted, including fabrics, revers, cuffs, buttons and trimmings. The range of accessories includes headgear and footwear of all kinds - indoor and out - as well as cravats, ties, belts, gloves and canes. An indispensable reference section contains a comprehensive bibliography and a time chart showing at a glance the development of men's fashions over the past 200 years. Also included are biographies of the most influential couturiers in this field and short histories of tailors and outfitters who have made their mark.

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Editions Hermé

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Idea Books

Mariuccia Casadio
Thames and Hudson

One of a series celebrating the great names of international fashion, this volume remembers Emilio Pucci. He created clothes which were simple in cut but startling in pattern, inspired by op art and psychedelia. Pucci's style has lived on in the more recent collections produced by his daughter.

Shizuyo Kusunoki
Graphisha Co. Editore

Federico Bondi, Giovanni Mariacher
Edizioni del Cavallino

AA.VV.
Comune di Vigevano

Vittoria de Buzzaccarini
MODART

Stefania Ricci
Skira Editore

Bernadine Morris, Arnold Scaasi
Rizzoli International Publications

Arnold Scaasi stands at the top of American fashion, an enviable position he has occupied for nearly half a century, the years that saw America move from a fashion backwater to a world leader. This gloriously illustrated retrospective of his highly successful career offers an inside look at fashion's private, social and theatrical worlds from New York to Palm Beach to Hollywood. Scaasi: A Cut Above tells the story of his meteoric rise from a $45-a-week apprentice to the world-renowned couturier he is today.

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Sotheby's