I pugliesi nell'arte IV - Cesare Marino

Pietro Marino
Agenzia d'Arte Moderna

Ferruccio Giromini, Cristina Taverna
Nuages

Virgilio Barison
Gruppo Bonazzi

Mick Farren
Plexus

Ever since Marlon Brando slouched across the screen wearing a black leather jacket in The Wild One, the mixture of animal magnetism and sexual aberration which the leather jacket manages to convey has ensured it a best-selling place in the catalogue of cool. Using more than a hundred evocative photographs, The Black Leather Jacket traces its popularity through the Hells Angels of the forties; the beats of the fifties; the counter-culture of the sixties; the sexual excesses of the seventies; the punk explosion, begun by the Sex Pistols, the Ramones and the Clash; the heavy metal and rock groups of the eighties; to the present day, where the black leather jacket is a potent part of 21st century consciousness.

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.

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Editions Hermé

Adriana Mulassano
Edizioni G. Spinelli e C.

AA.VV.
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Idea Books

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Nahan Galleries

Renato Barilli
Comune di Milano / Fabbri Editori

Bruno Grossetti
Galleria Annunciata