Christian Lacroix : the diary of a collection /
Language: English Original language: French Publication details: New York, N.Y. : Simon & Schuster Editions, ©1996.Description: 192 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 31 cmISBN:- 0684832593
- 9780684832593
- TT504.6.F7 M38 1996
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TT 505 JEN Peter Jensen & Mary Miles Minter & Mildred & Emma & Olga & Nancy & Gertrude & Cindy & Tonya & Fanny & Sissy & Helena & Tina & Christina & Mink & Candice-Marie & Jodie & Jytte & Laurie & Muriel & Shelley & Anna Karina. | TT 505 KAW ReFUSING Fashion : | TT 505 KEL In an influential fashion : | TT 505 LAC MAU Christian Lacroix : | TT 505 LAN BAR Lanvin / | TT 505 LAN MER Lanvin / | TT 505 MAR Maison Martin Margiela : |
Includes index.
Before you begin / Christian Lacroix -- A couturier: The creative process -- Part 1. Memories, quests and encounters -- The scrapbooks -- Part 2. By chance and by design -- The scrapbooks -- Part 3. The collection crystallizes -- The scrapbooks -- The collection on the catwalk.
Christian Lacroix: The Diary of a Collection is a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most influential fashion designers, Christian Lacroix, as he creates a new couture collection. Here we see for the first time, and at first hand, the entire creative process through which a fashion show is made - from Lacroix's sources of inspiration to the finished creations that make their way down the Paris runways. The genesis for this book came about when American Vogue.
Approached Lacroix and asked him to prepare a scrapbook of his working methods for an upcoming couture collection in Paris. What started out as a magazine assignment quickly developed into a creative, personal journey for Lacroix as he began filling up scrapbook after scrapbook with Polaroids, handwritten notes, hand-drawn sketches, historical fashion references, and visual references cut out from magazines. A large selection from these scrapbook albums has now been.
Collected in 128 pages of full-color plates with detailed commentary by Patrick Mauries.