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Este libro muestra ejemplos de bolsas de tela, llamativas, inventivas y subversivas. Desde eco chic a iconos de moda, estas bolsas provienen de una amplia gama de ilustradores y diseñadores de todo el mundo, con diseños que van desde estampados florales, tipografia, ilustraciones y personajes. Cada libro esta hermosamente empaquetado con una bolsa original y llamativa.

A beautiful gift for those with a fashionable eyeLong before Diana s revenge dress took the world by storm or Princess Anne s sunglasses went viral there has always been a fascination with members of the Royal Family and the significance behind their style The Times has been documenting this fascination for more than 200 years from the early Regency period to modern day and has borne witness to the evolution of the Crown s carefully curated public image With access to the rich history of The Times archive this authoritative account peels back the layers of silk and chiffon to re examine the royals who captured the public imagination through their inimitable style The perfect gift for royal watchers and fashion lovers alike this lavishly illustrated volume features A foreword by Anna Murphy author and Fashion Director of The TimesStunning full colour photography rarely seen archival images and fashion sketchesArticles from The Times archive which reveal fascinating social commentary on the development of British fashion

A dictionary that contains around 750 entries offering information on every important graphic designer movement agency practice and publication from 1840 onwards It presents definitions from technical minutiae of typography to computer aided design and printing

Bruges is one of the oldest lacemaking centres in the world and is renowned for the intricate designs it has produced all based on flowers, leaves and braids with a unique and characteristic scroll. It is a sectional bobbin lace, its patterns most dramatically worked in white, cream, ecru and black. Twenty-five designs, originally published in Dutch, are supplemented here by thirty-five spectacular pieces of Veronica Sorenson''s own devising. Fully supported by comprehensive technical information, patterns have never been simpler to follow. Designs include motifs, edgings, crosses, collars and cuffs, all-lace mats, pieces designed for specific use in the home and gift suggestions. For the lacemaker familiar with bobbin lacemaking techniques there is a wealth of new and interesting designs to be discovered; originality and versatility are the key features of Bruges flower lace, fully reflected in this book.

The book focuses on the work of innovative designers whose approach to supermodern clothing fuses high style and 21st-century technology. They have all appropriated ideas and materials which were previously on the margins of fashion - such as those used in high-performance sportswear and riot gear - to address the challenges of the urban environment. Their clothes are functional and adapted to the public spaces of the supermodern world: supermarkets, airports, motorways - and the street. They are designed to anticipate all contingencies, offering protection and security in an increasingly alien urban environment. Sections cover concepts such as multiple functionality, mobility, shelter, protection, identity and super-invisibility featuring the work of designers such as CP Company, who have produced a jacket with a built-in anti-smog mask, Vexed Generation whose parkas disguise the identity of the wearer and act as urban armour, Mandarina Duck who have devised a camouflage system for the street, and Levi's who have produced a range of jackets equipped with fully integrated communications systems. With its stylish page design and lively commentary, this is a book that will appeal to all lovers of fashion, radial design and innovation....

Over the past ten years the study of dress history has achieved academic respectability This book shows how the fields of dress history and dress studies are now benefitting from the adoption of new multi disciplinary approaches and outlines the full range of these approaches which draw on material culture ethnography and cultural studies