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A story that will make your heart beat to the rhythm of Aston Martin engines. If you consider yourself a true connoisseur of Aston Martin, then prepare to be amazed by this book, which is as instructive as it is aesthetically perfect!
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Authors: Jacques-Louis Bertin, Arnald P. Millereau
Publishing House: E. T. A. I (Editions Techniques Pour l’Automobile et l’Industrie)
Publication Date: November 2017
Aston Martin has been one of the most famous British car brands for over ninety years. Created in 1913 by LionetMartin and Robert Bamford. It is a subsidiary of Prodrive since 2007 (Prodrive, a British company of preparationand motorsport created in 1984). The name Aston Martin comes from the name of its creator and the Aston Clinton hillclimb, which Lionel Martin won in 1914.
Favorite vehicle of the famous James Bond, Aston Martin creates luxury cars, sports and racing. The brand’s reputation is based on a constant demand for quality, combining extreme elegance, rare luxury and exceptional performance with a pronounced taste for perfection. From a mere notoriety in the 1950s, the brand achieved legendary status by winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1959. Known throughout the world despite the small number of cars produced, always present on the mostfamous endurance circuits, Aston Martin has built up a loyal following of enthusiasts all over the world. The twoauthors of this book, Jacques-Louis Bertin and Arnald Millereau, are obviously fans of the Gaydon-based brand. They live, they breathe, they think Aston Martin! Of course, there is a small circle of great connoisseurs of the brand in France, but the authors of this book, who are both former Fanauto editors (of the late Serge Pozzoli), are among the few people who can write about Aston Martin and its history.
A story that will make your heart beat to the rhythm of Aston Martin engines. If you consider yourself a true connoisseur of Aston Martin, then prepare to be amazed by this book, which is as instructive as it is aesthetically perfect!
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Radical, chic and synonymous with modernity – Chanel style is not just about clothes. The fashion designer initiated a trans-disciplinary approach that has now become a standard. From perfumes to jewellery to fashion, this box set offers a macro view of the Chanel universe. Its codes, its past, and the importance of such audacity in today’s fashion!
Authors: Anne Berest, Fabienne Reybaud, Marion Vignal
Publishing House: Assouline
Publication Date: December 2020
Description : Assouline and Chanel present a newly updated trilogy celebrating the timeless spirit, signatures, and heritage of the house of Chanel, this slipcase set includes three Mémoire volumes: Chanel Fashion, Chanel Jewelry And Watches, and Chanel Fragrance And Beauty.
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Brioni suits are the sartorial expression of Italy itself… From impeccable James Bond suits to the most elegant of men – you still need to know the story of Gaetano Savini… The man who notably made Milan a fixture on the international fashion calendar. That’s what this book is all about!
Author: Gigliola Savini
Publishing House: Assouline
Publication Date: October 2015
Description :In the age when Savile Row was synonymous with men’s style, an innovative Italian, Gaetano Savini, put his country on the map, forever reinventing menswear. From the first men’s fashion show at Florence’s Palazzo Pitti in 1952 to his craftsmanship influences still evident in today’s styles, Savini was truly a creator on the cutting edge. His legacy as the visionary and designer extraordinaire behind the Brioni luxury brand is celebrated in this spectacular illustrated edition. Highlighting examples of Savini’s innovative cuts, bold colors, and the psychedelic patterns that led the Peacock Revolution of the 1960s, The Man Who Was Brioni includes sketches and newspaper articles illustrating how the man became the legend. Replete with letters, photographs, and personal anecdotes from Savini’s daughter and Brioni heir, this volume details the brand’s far-reaching influence, and how it came to be known as “the Dior of menswear.”
Icon-Icon Opinion: What did a Dior fashion show look like in the 1950s? How did John Galliano romanticize and narrate the iconic turning point of the house in the 90s? For the first time ever, this book collects all of Dior’s haute couture collections, including the ready-to-wear collections after the arrival of John Galliano – and it is an indispensable bible for all fashion aficionados. Both the common parades and shows today find their source in this soaring vision!
Authors : Adélia Sabatini, Alexander Fury
Publishing House: La Martinière
Publication Date: 2017
Description :The triumph of an eternal house, seventy years after its spectacular first show.
On February 12, 1947, a young house named after its founder, Christian Dior, presented a spring-summer haute couture collection in a Paris still in the grip of winter cold. The creations were shown in a salon freshly painted in dove gray at 30 Avenue Montaigne, a historic and mythical address. This is the novelty that Dior symbolizes for fashion in general, and for Paris in particular. These codes, this visual language have fascinated the many successors of the designer: Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Bohan, Gianfranco Ferré, but especially John Galliano, and since 2017 Maria Grazia Chiuri. Their task has been, season after season, to find a new voice through the vocabulary of Dior.
Authors: Vanessa Friedman, Alessandra Arezzi Boza, Laudomia Pucci
Publishing House: Taschen
Publication Date: February 2021
Description :Bright colors, bold prints, and joie-de-vivre flair abound in this must-have tribute to Pucci, the fashion house like no other. Packed full of archival photography, sketches, designs, and evocative ephemera, this updated XL edition captures the breathtaking elegance, drama, and innovation of a unique brand. Each book is uniquely bound with one of a selection of original print fabrics from Emilio Pucci’s collection.