Iconic When celebrities embody fashion They have all marked their generations, they all have an iconic object that we naturally associate with their names and that we adore adopting. Audrey Hepburn’s little black dress, Bridget Bardot’s Vichy gingham skirt, the striped sailor shirt worn by Picasso. The ageless watches that Don Draper changed with each season of Mad Men, the satin dresses made sublime by Grace Kelly, the hat created by Vivienne Westwood and worn at the Grammy’s by Pharell Williams. Iconic offers an history of objects rooted in our collective memory through portraits of iconic characters who did so much to magnify them. key SELLING POINTS • Two authors that are journalists for Grazia and Elle •S ource of inspiration for fashion enthusiasts •S ubject in spirit of the times, celebrities of the moment who make fashion trends SPECIFICATIONS Format 230 x 300 or 200 x 260 mm Number of pages 192 pp Approx. 32,000 words Price 25/30 € Release fall 2015 All rights available except for France THE AUTHORS Sandrine Lajus Sandrine Lajus worked as associate editor-in-chief for the famous Reuters agency, she was responsible for societal and political segments for TF1, France 2, France 3 with Paul Amar, Marc Olivier Fogiel and Valérie Bénaïm. Today, she works for the magazine Elle and teaches writing at EFAP. Raphaëlle Orsini A graduate in journalism, for three years Raphaëlle Orsini held the position of head of the fashion section for the internet site of the women’s magazine Grazia. Specialist of contemporary fashion and its influence on current trends, she is now a fashion writer for Galeries Lafayette’s online magazine. 104 boulevard arago | 75014 paris | france | contact nicolas marçais | +33 1 44 16 92 03 | [email protected] | copyrighteditions.com CONTENTS lamour G • Marilyn Monroe, the “subway dress” • Ladies’ lingerie, ambassador of charm • Rita Hayworth, the black gloves • Feminine shoes, perched high • Cary Grant, the three-piece suit • Twiggy, the miniskirt • Ursula Andress, the white bikini • Thigh-high boots, between chic and daring • Brigitte Bardot, the Repetto ballerinas • Mad Men style, all fans of the sixties • Ryan Gosling, retro-chic Hollywood Cool attitude • Timeless Levi’s jeans, an American story • Serge Gainsbourg, Repetto Zizi shoes • Sunglasses, personal security • James Dean, nobody is perfecto! • The striped sailor shirt, an eternel classic • The Beatles, the no-collar label • Beards and mustaches, a hairy issue! • Pharrell Williams, Mountain hat by Vivienne Westwood • Tattoos, a lasting label • Chloë Sevigny, edgy style • Kate Moss, the Burberry trench coat • Sneakers, all stars! • Woody Allen, the bespectacled man Elegance • Audrey Hepburn, the little black Givenchy dress • Steve McQueen, chinos • Lauren Bacall, the houndstooth suit • Humphrey Bogart, the Borsalino • Gabrielle Chanel, the tweed suit • The handbag, sovereign accessory • Robert Redford, the elegance of white • A masculine feminine, the androgynous look • Marlene Dietrich, the man’s suit • Catherine Deneuve, the little Yves Saint Laurent dress • Grace Kelly, her wedding gown • Matched sets, a timeless taste • Jackie Kennedy, the pink suit Inimitable • Michael Jackson, the suit • Elvis Presley, his jumpsuit • Lady Di, the Lady Dior handbag • Madonna, the conical corset • Cher, bell-bottom pants • Lady Gaga, the meat dress • Dita Von Teese, vintage lingerie • Frida Kahlo, the flowers of evil • Hairstyles, essential accessories • David Bowie, the avant-garde suit • Stromae, the maestro in a bow tie 104 boulevard arago | 75014 paris | france | contact nicolas marçais | +33 1 44 16 92 03 | [email protected] | copyrighteditions.com
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