"The Rise of the Stylist examines the social factors that made the stylist a key role in fashion image-making. Focusing on London, from 1980 to 1990, Philip Clarke draws on oral history interviews with the young creatives who were involved in the specific subcultural scenes, educational environments and new modes of publishing that informed a unique moment in British cultural life. By documenting the history of the stylist in fashion and dress, this book locates styling within the context of postmodern society, where political shifts, technological developments and changing attitudes are reflected in the manufacture and dissemination of fashion"--…mehr
"The Rise of the Stylist examines the social factors that made the stylist a key role in fashion image-making. Focusing on London, from 1980 to 1990, Philip Clarke draws on oral history interviews with the young creatives who were involved in the specific subcultural scenes, educational environments and new modes of publishing that informed a unique moment in British cultural life. By documenting the history of the stylist in fashion and dress, this book locates styling within the context of postmodern society, where political shifts, technological developments and changing attitudes are reflected in the manufacture and dissemination of fashion"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Philip Clarke is course leader of the Fashion Communication pathways at Central Saint Martins, London, UK. His teaching and research interests centre on visual communication and image-making in the field of fashion, focusing on the role of the stylist. Philip has authored chapters in Architecture Filmmaking (2020) eds. Troiani & Campbell, and Fashion Stylists: History, Meaning and Practice (Bloomsbury Visual Arts, 2020) ed. Lynge-Jorlén.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Histories of Styling: Connoisseurship consumption and subculture 2. Style Culture and the London Scene 3. Style press and the fashion image: 1980-1985 4. Styling as Statement: Bricolage art and politics 5. New Man New Woman New style: 1985-1990 6. The Rise of the Stylist: Legacy status and hierarchy Conclusion Interviews: Caroline Baker Mitzi Lorenz David Bradshaw References Index
Introduction 1. Histories of Styling: Connoisseurship consumption and subculture 2. Style Culture and the London Scene 3. Style press and the fashion image: 1980-1985 4. Styling as Statement: Bricolage art and politics 5. New Man New Woman New style: 1985-1990 6. The Rise of the Stylist: Legacy status and hierarchy Conclusion Interviews: Caroline Baker Mitzi Lorenz David Bradshaw References Index
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