Dandy Wellington's Guide to Style - Wellington, Dandy
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Inspired by Harlem and the Jazz Age, Dandy embraces figures like Duke Ellington, Fats Waller, Louis Armstrong, and Andy Kirk to create show-stopping, bold looks. This is for those who always say 'I wish I could dress like that'-because now you can. Creating your own style is an expression of creativity that builds self-confidence. With information on ties, pocket squares, watch fobs, hats, patterns, embracing color, and more-Dandy gives you the foundations for dressing the way you've always dreamed of. He also provides outfit tutorials and tips on how to make modern pieces look vintage so you…mehr

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Inspired by Harlem and the Jazz Age, Dandy embraces figures like Duke Ellington, Fats Waller, Louis Armstrong, and Andy Kirk to create show-stopping, bold looks. This is for those who always say 'I wish I could dress like that'-because now you can. Creating your own style is an expression of creativity that builds self-confidence. With information on ties, pocket squares, watch fobs, hats, patterns, embracing color, and more-Dandy gives you the foundations for dressing the way you've always dreamed of. He also provides outfit tutorials and tips on how to make modern pieces look vintage so you can build your looks with confidence. This book will also feature incredible fashion photography by Rose Callahan, who is the exclusive photographer for the Metropolitan Opera's style blog "Last Night at the Met", where she has documented the diverse personal style of the audience since 2013.
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Autorenporträt
Dandy Wellington is a musician, style icon, and the founder of Black Apparel Arts. He has worked with Bergdorf Goodman, Penhaligon's London, Hendrick's Gin and the National Museum of African Art. He lives in Harlem.