Cartier – Belk, Tank
Cartier – Belk, Tank
395.00 €
Icon-Icon Opinion :
A belt with the panache of the Tank de Cartier watch – an icon inspired by the tanks of the First World War!
Product name : Belk, Tank
Brand: Cartier
Description :
Belt with golden-finish ardillon buckle, Cartier signature. Reversible black and brown cowhide strap, embossed Cartier marking.
Dimensions : 30 mm wide x 1,230 mm long. Adjustable.
Related products
-
Chapeaux, mode et savoir-faire
27.91 € En savoir +BuyAuthor: Eliane Bolomier
Publishing House: De Boree Eds
Publication Date: November 2014
A book on hats and their world has been missing for several years. Here is a beautiful book tracing the saga of a family of innovative industrialists who gave birth to some of the most coveted hat collections for decades. Through the reconstituted tools and workshops of the hatter’s accomplices, we rediscover these craftsmen who combined their know-how to give life to hats. The museum’s multiple and attractive collections are presented in a layout that highlights the shapes and materials and presents hats according to the major fashion trends, from the 18th century to the most prestigious contemporary designers. From the Museum to the Hat Workshop-Museum in Chazelles-sur-Lyon, five centuries of hat-making tradition. The Hat Museum, which has since become the Workshop-Museum, opened its doors in 1983. Its creation followed the decline of the local mono-industry of hat making. It is dedicated to the preservation of the hat-making memory and the active safeguarding of know-how. It is labeled “Museum of France”. The author : Éliane Bolomier, born in Lyon, studied ethnology. Her various research projects in the Monts du Lyonnais region led her to Chazelles-sur-Lyon, where she founded the Musée du Chapeau, which in 2013 became La Chapellerie, atelier-musée du Chapeau. She has been the curator since 1985 and has already published several books on the subject: La Chapellerie à Chazelles-sur-Lyon, Approche technique et historique ; Cent ans de Chapeaux 1870-1970 ; Le Chapeau, Grand art et savoir-faire ; L’encyclopédie du couvre-chef.
-
Les accessoires de A à Z – Encyclopédie
49.00 € En savoir +BuyAuthor: Sophie Georges
Publishing House: Falbalas
Publication Date: Juillet 2008
Previously divided into two volumes, Les accessoires de A à Z is now available in a compiled version. There are nearly two thousand models of accessories, not counting all those that have permanently but not definitively disappeared from the fashion scene … So, before we succumb to the temptation of naming each of the models that make up this extraordinary heritage an “it-something”, Les accessoires de A à Z is the essential step in calling a cheque a cheque! Les accessoires de A à Z is the only encyclopedia on all fashion accessories.
Each model is described, illustrated, and historically presented, and its name is translated into English. Hair accessories, hats, textile accessories, jewelry, belts, shoes, fans, gloves, glasses, masks, leather goods (luggage, bags, small leather goods), watches, umbrellas and walking sticks are all examined. Les accessoires de A à Z is a must for anyone who needs to learn about this subject, master the vocabulary of fashion, enjoy all sorts of stories and anecdotes and draw inspiration.
-
Yves Saint Laurent : La Folie de l’Accessoire
49.95 € En savoir +BuyAuthor: Patrick Mauriès
Publishing House: Phaidon
Publication House: October 2017
An exclusive homage to – and retrospective of – the iconic fashion designer’s couture accessories.
‘One can never overstate the importance of accessories. They are what turns a dress into something else. I like dresses to be sober and accessories to be wild’, Yves Saint Laurent, 1977.
Yves Saint Laurent Accessories is the first book to date to shed light on the breathtaking accessories created by one of the most influential fashion designers of all time. From his first collection in 1962 to his acclaimed final presentation in 2002, Yves Saint Laurent created exquisite jewellery, hats, shoes, and handbags to complement and enhance each of his couture creations. Beautifully designed, in a small format evocative of a jewellery box, the book offers an unprecedented glimpse into the highly confidential archives of The Yves Saint Laurent Foundation in Paris, which is home to over 20,000 remarkable accessories. The book features specially commissioned photography of the accessories alongside a treasure trove of rare materials including preparatory sketches, intimate portraits of Saint Laurent at work, behind-the-scenes snapshots of models, catwalk photographs, and advertising campaigns. Yves Saint Laurent Accessories introduces readers to a prominent yet rarely seen side of Saint Laurent’s art, leading them backstage and through the history of a house that helped to shape the course of fashion.
-
A Vanity Affair: L’art du nécessaire
120.00 € En savoir +BuyIcon-Icon Opinion :
This outstandingly exquisite book gathers the collection of a couple devoted to beauty and rarity, compiling the most breathtaking collections the greatest jewelry houses have ever assembled! Indeed, the pieces featured in this book seem to come from an inconceivable era…
Authors: François Curiel, David Snowdon, Lyne Kaddoura, Pierre Rainero, Catherine Cariou, Laurence Mouillefarine, Diana Scarisbrick, Vivienne Becker
Publishing House: Rizzoli Flammarion
Publication Date: October 2019
This is the ultimate illustrated guide to the most exquisite vanity cases from the nineteenth century onward; an unmissable opportunity for lovers of jewelry and fashion.
This elegant and richly illustrated volume, featuring a slipcase and gilded page edges, showcases a rare private collection of vanity cases and includes an exquisite array of luxury accessories from the nineteenth century to the twentieth century. These vanity cases, carefully designed and mostly handmade, became covetable accessories with the advent of beauty products.
The vanity case, the ultimate jeweled fashion accessory, was designed and made mostly in Paris by skilled designers and craftsmen who understood that the fashionable modern woman needed a practical solution for carrying lipstick, powder compact, cigarettes, lighter, theater tickets, keys, and other small paraphernalia. Tiny, made of precious metals, including platinum and gold, with inlays of lacquer, gemstones, mother-of-pearl, jade, or enamel, these reticules took hundreds of hours of patient craftsmanship to complete.