Beyond chic
great fashion designers at home
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Word Count
66,750 words, Guess
Page Count
267 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100865652872
- ISBN-139780865652873
- Library of Congress Control Number2013016112
- OCLC Control Number841212635
- Better World Books9780865652873
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL26918843M
Classifications
- DDC747
- LCCNK2115.3.F37 T4713 2013
- LCCNK2115.3.F37T4713
Description
"Some of the most important people in fashion--Chanel, Alai;a, Yves Saint Laurent, Pucci, Kenzo, and Missoni--are known for their public image and their iconic designs. But what kind of world have they cultivated behind closed doors? From France to Italy, from England to Morocco, come along on a private visit to the remarkable homes of couturiers, stylists, muses, and fashion personalities. Photographer Ivan Terestchenko shows the de;cor, works of art, and the personal collections of these legendary designers. Some interiors, such as Chanel's apartment at 31 rue Cambon, are mythic, while others like those of Giorgio Armani's châlet or Vanessa Seward, Azzaro's head designer, are completely unconventional. From minimal (Nicole Farhi) to exotic (Franca Sozanni), to a deceptively simple French farmhouse (Loulou de La Falaise), this book explores the spaces and places created by some of fashion's biggest names"-- "Chanel, Ala̐a, Courr̈ges, Pucci, Kenzo, and Missoni ... but also Yves Saint Laurent, Manolo Blahnik, Franca Sozzani, and Christian Louboutin. From France to Italy, from the UK to Morocco, with stops in the Egyptian desert and the Aegean islands, we are invited on a private visit to the remarkable homes of couturiers, stylists, muses, and fashion personalities. Far from the pressure of the catwalk and atelier, Terestchenko shows the dčor, the works of art, and the personal collections of these highly talented designers. Some interiors, such as Chanel's apartment at 31, rue Cambon, are mythic, while others like those of Victoire de Castellane, the designer of Dior's jewelry line, or Vanessa Seward, the designer of Azzaro, are completely unconventional. Minimal (Nicole Farhi), exotic (Franca Sozanni), and deceptively simple (Loulou de La Falaise) Beyond Chic is for anyone who loves fashion, interiors, and design"--
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