Slimane hedi et al (3 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: No dust jacket as issued. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing. Signed in black ink on the cover of Volume 1 by Gilden. Soft cover. Seven volumes, each with photographically illustrated wrappers, no dust jackets as issued; contained in a clear plastic envelope with title printed on a sticker affixed to the front. Photographs by Bruce Gilden. Edited by Bruce Gilden. Art Direction by Nicolas Guiraud. Designed by Christophe Renard. Volume 1: Power. Text (in English and French) by Michael Boroian and Mathias Ohrel. Interview (in English and French) with Bruce Gilden and François-Henri Pinault. 24 pp., with 13 full-bleed black-and-white plates. Volume 2: Fame. Text (in English and French) by Carlo Ducci. Conversation (in English and French) with Francesco Vezzoli and Bob Colacello. 28 pp., with 15 full-bleed black-and-white plates. Volume 3: Addictions. Text (in English and French) by Ingrid Sischy and Hubert Selby, Jr. 48 pp., with 19 full-bleed black-and-white plates, plus a laid-in, four-color, two-sided poster (unfolded size is 20-1/2 x 29-3/4 inches). Volume 4: Body. Interview (in English and French) with Azzedine Alaïa by Veronica Webb. 24 pp., with 18 full-bleed black-and-white plates. Volume 5: Fantasmes. Text (in English and French) by Viktor & Rolf. Interview (in English and French) with Chantal Roos by Laurence Bénaïm. 28 pp., with 18 full-bleed black-and-white plates. Volume 6: Exclusive. Text (in English and French) by Catherine Örmen. 24 pp., with 14 full-bleed black-and-white plates. Volume 7: Illicit. Interview (in English and French) with Hedi Slimane by Alix Browne. 24 pp., with 15 full-bleed black-and-white plates. All volumes beautifully printed in France by Fot Imprimeurs, Paris, on Scheufelen 135g Xenon PhoeniXMotion paper. Each volume measures 15-3/4 x 11 inches. New in publisher's packaging (slit open for signature). From the publisher: "In 7 thematic sections - the seven deadly sins of fashion - Bruce Gilden paints a picture of our time. All high-tension, these sections mix reportage with fashion: POWER, or the ephemeral (funerals) juxtaposed with outward signs of wealth ('Arm Candy'); FAME's bonfire of the vanities at various celebrations of fashion; Cult of the BODY, with a boxing match, larger than life bodies in Brooklyn, and the worked-up bodies of dancers in South Central Los Angeles; FANTASMES, sparked by an ideal figure, beauty parlors, and Kate Moss, the ultimate cover girl; The EXCLUSIVE, a section that pays homage to the artisans of luxury; The ILLICIT explores various underworlds; And an ADDICTION section that brings together the magazine's exclusive advertisements commissioned by Atmosphere, Baccarat, Christian Lacroix, Guru, HSBC, Hermès, Kerastase, Lacoste, Hypnose by Lancôme, Lavazza, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Marithé & Francois Girbaud, Paul Smith, Pierre Hardy, Dodo by Pomellato, shu uemura, Trussardi, and Viktor & Rolf perfumes." Signed by Author.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New.

Hardcover. 1077 of 5500. White shipping box containing a grey "monolithic" case constructed of powder-coated metal; large, oblong, glossy grey boards. Blind-stamp lettering at right fore edge. [88] pp. full of bw images. Curated by Hedi Slimane, the design director of Dior Homme, PARIS was in many ways a reaction to our tendency toward the baroque - one that we had just fully indulged in the previous issue, Touch. For Paris, leading architects, artists, and designers portrayed the City of Light as the City of Tomorrow, with clean, spare lines and a strict white, gray, and black color palette. The issue was a testament to Hedi's reductionist aesthetic and an exploration of a burgeoning new movement: art that has its base in architecture. To this end, architect Greg Lynn designed a lacquered gray monolith with an interior topography engineered to hold the bound book as though suspended in space. Contributors included architects Neil Denari, Andreas Angelidakis, and Dominique Perrault; video artist Chris Cunningham; artists Thomas Demand, Elisabeth Ballet, James Casebere, and Craig Kalpakjian; graphic designers H5 and John Maeda; and the French band Air. (NOTE: Lynn's "monolith" case is missing); Visionaire is ".less a traditional magazine showcasing art, fashion and design, and more a piece of art itselfand one of the most expensive "magazines" out there." - Vanity Fair. Fine (Case is in fine condition; book is still in original shrinkwrap.).…