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E'VE always been impressed with the quality of Georgina Howell's writing and researchshe authored the excellent In Vogue retrospectives on Vogue magazineand this tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales and her fashion and style is no exception. Official photographs from royal photographer Anwar Hussein and respected photojournalists are included. This is not a book quickly written to take advantage of posthumous interest in the princess: it is intelligent and insightful, following Diana's development from a shy 19-year-old to the icon she became at the time of her tragic and sudden death.
Diana: Her Life in Fashion, by Georgina Howell
Skin Deep: the Story of Black Models in America and Abroad, by Barbara Summers
HE history of the house of Valentino, and the background of the designer himself, are followed in this sizeable book by Marie Paule Pelle and Patrick Mauries. This tribute to the Italian couturier is useful for the fashion fan, with close to 500 illustrations of Valentino's work and a near-complete chronology of his collections. Great value, even more so for the Valentino aficionado.
Valentino's Magic, by Marie Paule Pelle and Patrick Mauries
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HE may be turning 40, but she's still as hip and youthful as she always was. Barbie, the plastic fashion icon of our times, has remained a firm favourite amongst the young and the young at heart, with special editions fetching thousands of dollars or even more in toy-collector circles. This book, in its second revised edition, celebrates and covers Barbie's four decades (with an introduction by Barbie herself!) and perfect for Barbie collectors. It also does a very good job of charting the development of dolls' fashions and how they reflected their era for those who want to reminisce a little.
Barbie: Four Decades of Fashion, by Laura Jacobs
OLLOWING hard on the heels of Diana Dahlia's Models and Supermodels, a how-to book on starting in the modelling industry, comes Diana Rubinstein's The Modeling Life. While longer and more detailed than Ms Dahlia's title, it tends to be slightly more euphemisticalthough this doesn't undermine the book as a valuable resource for the aspiring model.
The Modeling Life, by Donna Rubinstein and Jennifer Kingson Bloom
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