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The 1990s Fashion Book

Name: The 1990s Fashion Book
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ISBN: 9783961715206

(Autor) Agata Toromanoff

Formato: Hardcover

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A fashion retrospective in a coffee-table book on the occasion of the current '90s revival - A comprehensive look back at an exciting fashion decade: over 200 pages and more than 150 high-quality photographs - Including chapters on fashion icons of the '90s The 1990s Fashion Book is a tribute to the unique fashion of that time. Flashy, colorful, casual and sexy, these were the attributes that applied back then. Top models, hip-hoppers or pop groups like Take That and the Spice Girls exemplified a fashion style that triggered a boom all over the world. It is fair to say that, in retrospect, hardly any other decade has had such a formative effect on modern times as the 1990s. It is considered a decade of revolution, in which almost everything that had existed before changed at breakneck speed. This is when ground-breaking technologies such as the internet or nationwide mobile telephony came into being, without which our lives today would be unimaginable. Modern pop culture and current fashion design originate to a large extent from the cradle of the '90s. Sub-trends of the time such as grunge, hip-hop, minimalism, casual chic and deconstructivism are, in retrospect, what continues to have an impact today. Text in English and German.

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Editorial:

teNeues Publishing UK Ltd

Formato:

Hardcover

Número de páginas:

None

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ISBN:

9783961715206

Año de publicación:

2023

Fecha publicación:

13 de Noviembre de 2023

Agata Toromanoff

Agata Toromanoff is a French author known for her acclaimed work "The Private World of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé." Her writing style is elegant and insightful, delving into the private lives of notable figures. Toromanoff's key contribution to literature lies in her ability to humanize and illuminate the complexities of her subjects.