VIVRANT LIFE Style Books
Ralph Lauren 40th Anniversary Collectors book: In this visually stunning book, Lauren speaks candidly for the first time ever about himself and his art. In part one, we get to know the designer through never-before-seen pictures of him in private life and with his family, living the lives he designs for. In his
own words, we hear about his life, work, and inspiration. In the second part, Lauren displays and writes about his most important, most iconic, and most beloved work, hand-picked from hundreds of runway shows, collections, and his signature cinematic advertising campaigns.
New African Fashion: Launched in December 2011 this book by Helen Jennings highlights designers and collections some struggling and some very established and how they infuse African culture and dress into their collections. The book mainly a coffee table book features an interesting perspective for native African designers. - MUST READ
Coco Chanel: An Intimate Life : a riveting un autho- rized biography of CoCo Chanel that paints a seem- ingly true but very darkside of CoCo Chanel’s life. After reading this many have asked if this was truth or fantasy. Author Lisa Chaney stands by her tale.
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Style Noir: the first book on fashion penned by now editor of Essence Magazine. Constance White, is a wealth of information and classic perspectives on fash- ion. This book offers the reader a look into the style of African American people while setting the fashion world straight.
The Science of Black Hair: The Science of Black Hair book promotes an understanding of basic hair care principles for textured hair types. Author Audrey Sivasothy offers a complete look at stereotypes and hair care. tips, tricks and in- sight into Black Hair.
Skin Deep: The Story of Black Models in America and Abroad - Showcase of American Models and Models abroad of African decent and how they play a major role in the shape of fashion as we know it today. This book takes a look at the bust daily life- style of African American models.
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