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SKIRA’s release of two seminal books on the past and present of Japanese photography mark a renewed appreciation of this
ONE-UPMANSHIP stakes have never been higher than they are today. No longer content with limiting the competition to neighbours and
ONE of the great unsung fashion photography masters, Brooklyn-born James Moore — his parents were first generation American, the children
RARELY has a magazine so devoted to popular culture achieved as seminal a level of influence as Rolling Stone. In
ONE of the important influences of Glass Magazine has been the work of the triumvirate of Marvin Israel, Ruth Ansel
THIS year marks the 70th anniversary of Maison Dior’s first collection. Since spring 1947’s New Look, the house has seen
JAMES Claude Taffin de Givenchy (nephew of Hubert Givenchy) was born in the outskirts of Paris in 1963, moving to
WHILE London started to move centre-stage in youth fashion and culture by the start of the 60s, Paris had started
“My heart beats more for a rougher, commoner, more vulgar art … one that offers direct access to the terrible,
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