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Attitude is everything and this salon beauty totally proves it. Gorgeous mid length wig exudes confidence and boasts layers of loose curls that create a pretty wavy pattern. Heat stylable synthetic fiber can take the heat with curling irons and heat tools on a moderate setting. The sheer lace front features individually hand tied fibers, creating the illusion that hair is growing from your own scalp in a naturalistic hairline and allowing off the face styling options. Cool, open wefted cap has elastic bands that let it stretch for more flexibility. Adjustable tabs in the back nape area allow for a comfortable, customizable fit. Length: 7. 5 Front; 6 7. 75 Crown; 6 Nape. Weight: 4. 67 oz. Attitude is part of the Rene of Paris� Orchid Collection, a mix of best styles and exciting new ones-all designed with exemplary quality and in the most appealing colors.

A boldly scaled stripe makes a big impact in a mixed neutral palette of red, navy and ivory. The colorful palette creates a casual attitude and a relaxed, cozy appeal. The all cotton quilt set is pre-washed for extra softness and comfort. The quilt reverses to black tiny stars printed on solid ivory. It can be machine-washed and tumble-dried to refresh its look and wash any dirt and grime. It is pre-shrunk and will retain its shape even after a wash. Color: Red/ Navy.

A boldly scaled stripe makes a big impact in a mixed neutral palette of red, navy and ivory. The colorful palette creates a casual attitude and a relaxed, cozy appeal. The all cotton quilt set is pre-washed for extra softness and comfort. The quilt reverses to black tiny stars printed on solid ivory. It can be machine-washed and tumble-dried to refresh its look and wash any dirt and grime. It is pre-shrunk and will retain its shape even after a wash. Color: Red/ Navy.

Ready for any occasion, this minimalist vintage-inspired T-shirt offers the perfect fit and timeless style. Its white on black print “fashion” is an effortlessly chic way to add some class and attitude to your outfit. Its elbow-length sleeves, closed neckline and not too long length means you can wear this stylish number to the office or out for fun! Made of a quality silky cotton jersey spandex for maximum comfort. Composition: 95% cotton, 5% spandex. Hand or machine wash cold and delicate. Iron low from inside only; Do not bleach; steam or dry. Not tumble dry; dry flat.

Ready for any occasion, this minimalist vintage-inspired T-shirt offers the perfect fit and timeless style. Its white on black print “fashion” is an effortlessly chic way to add some class and attitude to your outfit. Its elbow-length sleeves, closed neckline and not too long length means you can wear this stylish number to the office or out for fun! Made of a quality silky cotton jersey spandex for maximum comfort. Composition: 95% cotton, 5% spandex. Hand or machine wash cold and delicate. Iron low from inside only; Do not bleach; steam or dry. Not tumble dry; dry flat.

Ready for any occasion, this minimalist vintage-inspired T-shirt offers the perfect fit and timeless style. Its white on black print “fashion” is an effortlessly chic way to add some class and attitude to your outfit. Its elbow-length sleeves, closed neckline and not too long length means you can wear this stylish number to the office or out for fun! Made of a quality silky cotton jersey spandex for maximum comfort. Composition: 95% cotton, 5% spandex. Hand or machine wash cold and delicate. Iron low from inside only; Do not bleach; steam or dry. Not tumble dry; dry flat.

Ready for any occasion, this minimalist vintage-inspired T-shirt offers the perfect fit and timeless style. Its white on black print “fashion” is an effortlessly chic way to add some class and attitude to your outfit. Its elbow-length sleeves, closed neckline and not too long length means you can wear this stylish number to the office or out for fun! Made of a quality silky cotton jersey spandex for maximum comfort. Composition: 95% cotton, 5% spandex. Hand or machine wash cold and delicate. Iron low from inside only; Do not bleach; steam or dry. Not tumble dry; dry flat.

This handsome volume chronicles the rise of the fashion house Chloé, a crucible of creativity for some of fashion’s most notable designers. The fashion brand Chloé may be sixty years old, but she still exudes a youthful elegance and femininity. As the first high-end Paris fashion house to sell exclusively ready-to-wear clothing, Chloé has since redefined its look for the modern woman with flattering colors, quality materials, and a series of must-have It bags. Chloé started in 1952 when Gaby Aghion invented the revolutionary idea of luxury prêt-à-porter, taking the craftsmanship of haute couture and making it available to a wider audience. Her focus on the beautiful yet wearable gave the line currency with chic young women. Born in Egypt in 1921 and moving to Paris when she was in her twenties, Aghion dressed some of the most fashionable and powerful women of her day, including Jackie O, Grace Kelly, and Brigitte Bardot. Her vision has always been maintained through the company’s extensive career. The company’s lively and fresh energy has been sustained through the decades partly because it seeks out new talent, including then-28-year-old designer Karl Lagerfeld, who started with the company in 1966. The book explores his career at Chloé, along with Martine Sitbon (in 1988), Stella McCartney, who joined Chloé when she was 26 (in 1997), and Phoebe Philo, who was responsible for Chloé’s major reinvention from 2001 to 2006, where she is credited for bringing a sensual and personal touch to the line. It is currently helmed by Clare Waight Keller, who previously reinvigorated the fashion line Pringle of Scotland. Chloé, in short, is the modern woman—refined and redefined.

A forty-year veteran of high-fashion modeling presents her own beauty regimen, exercise program, makeup artistry, fashion tips, and relaxation techniques for women in their forties and fifties

From rape and seduction to the desperate and deviant, here is every aspect of the intimate lives of the men and women in Georgian England. Painstakingly researched from medical texts, trial records, government statistics, pamphlets, autobiographies, fiction, fashions, pornographic engravings, and paintings from the Royal Academy, this fully illustrated and absorbing study shows how the Georgians constructed a female stereotype that later flourished in the Victorian era.

This handsome volume chronicles the rise of the fashion house Chloé, a crucible of creativity for some of fashion’s most notable designers. The fashion brand Chloé may be sixty years old, but she still exudes a youthful elegance and femininity. As the first high-end Paris fashion house to sell exclusively ready-to-wear clothing, Chloé has since redefined its look for the modern woman with flattering colors, quality materials, and a series of must-have It bags. Chloé started in 1952 when Gaby Aghion invented the revolutionary idea of luxury prêt-à-porter, taking the craftsmanship of haute couture and making it available to a wider audience. Her focus on the beautiful yet wearable gave the line currency with chic young women. Born in Egypt in 1921 and moving to Paris when she was in her twenties, Aghion dressed some of the most fashionable and powerful women of her day, including Jackie O, Grace Kelly, and Brigitte Bardot. Her vision has always been maintained through the company’s extensive career. The company’s lively and fresh energy has been sustained through the decades partly because it seeks out new talent, including then-28-year-old designer Karl Lagerfeld, who started with the company in 1966. The book explores his career at Chloé, along with Martine Sitbon (in 1988), Stella McCartney, who joined Chloé when she was 26 (in 1997), and Phoebe Philo, who was responsible for Chloé’s major reinvention from 2001 to 2006, where she is credited for bringing a sensual and personal touch to the line. It is currently helmed by Clare Waight Keller, who previously reinvigorated the fashion line Pringle of Scotland. Chloé, in short, is the modern woman—refined and redefined.

A forty-year veteran of high-fashion modeling presents her own beauty regimen, exercise program, makeup artistry, fashion tips, and relaxation techniques for women in their forties and fifties

Fashion—that means glamour, creativity, and always the expression of a certain attitude toward life. This book is devoted to the legendary world of fashion, from its origins in the nineteenth century until our own time. Which social, historical, and cultural developments coalesced to allow fashion to become what it is today? Which designers had especially significant impact on their fashion eras, and what did their creations look like? Informative chapters that introduce each era coupled with extensive portraits of the groundbreaking fashion icons and countless expressive photographs work together to form a comprehensive portrayal of the rapid development that took fashion from the liberation of women from the corset all the way to the creations of modern designers.

By the second half of the 1920s, old-fashioned Victorian morals had gone the way of starched collars and cruel corsets and a "no holds barred" attitude reigned in their place. "The Party of the Century" had begun in earnest and fashions responded by climbing to the knees! Using a combination of vintage images, professional photographs of existing garments, and period artists' illustrations, this comprehensive book presents a dazzling look at fashions from 1925 through 1929. Fashions for men, women, and children are featured, including evening andday wear, coats and jackets, lounge and resort wear, sports fashions, and lingerie. Whenever possible, styles are shown with their appropriate accessories, such as hats, shoes, purses, fans, parasols, and more. Fascinating timelines place the fashions in their proper settings describing each year's film, music, literary, and couture trends. Among the book's many highlights are rare French pochoir fashion plates and photos of an original haute couture Chanel evening gown. This in-depth look at one of our most exciting decades will appeal to fashion enthusiasts and history buffs alike. A companion volume covers the years 1920 to 1924.

Self-inventor extraordinaire, Gabrielle Coco” Chanel revolutionized the lifestyle of her time by inventing a modern concept of luxury. She set her stamp on the 20th century, promoting a new feminine silhouette both sophisticated and discreet. This modern attitude of understated luxe thrives today thanks to the creative talents of Karl Lagerfeld, artistic director since 1983, who has reinvigorated the house by reinventing its famous signatures season after season.Assouline’s completely updated trilogy unfolds the spirit and heritage of the house of Chanel, from Coco’s revolutionary designs to Karl Lagerfeld’s present innovations. This elegant slipcase set includes three Mémoire volumes celebrating Mademoiselle’s revolutionary style: Chanel Fashion, Chanel Jewelry, and Chanel Perfume.

Fashion—that means glamour, creativity, and always the expression of a certain attitude toward life. This book is devoted to the legendary world of fashion, from its origins in the nineteenth century until our own time. Which social, historical, and cultural developments coalesced to allow fashion to become what it is today? Which designers had especially significant impact on their fashion eras, and what did their creations look like? Informative chapters that introduce each era coupled with extensive portraits of the groundbreaking fashion icons and countless expressive photographs work together to form a comprehensive portrayal of the rapid development that took fashion from the liberation of women from the corset all the way to the creations of modern designers.

A spectacular retrospective of the profoundly influential photographer Rankin’s extraordinary thirty-year career on the cutting edge of fashion and pop culture.A photographer who defined the aesthetics and attitudes of the 1990s and 2000s, Rankin’s influence continues to be seen everywhere, from fashion editorials to cinematography, graphic design, and music videos for artists from Iggy Azalea to Miley Cyrus.Edited by the photographer himself, and drawing from thirty years of work, this is the first retrospective of Rankin’s full career. From early provocative portraiture in the late 1980s, through his founding with Jefferson Hack of the fashion bibles of the 1990s and 2000s, Dazed & Confused and AnOther Magazine, to his pioneering of independent television and film through Hunger and his iconic monographs on Heidi Klum and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Rankin’s work hasdefined the face of popular culture for generations.Presented in reverse chronology, with a nod to a continuing spirit of contradiction, Unfashionable moves from Rankin’s most iconic portraiture and documentary work through his nudes, his groundbreaking fashion work, and back to his earliest Polaroids. With contributions from Rankin and several of his influences, peers, subjects, and admirers, this is the definitive look at one of the most profound influences on fashion and photography working today.

By the second half of the 1920s, old-fashioned Victorian morals had gone the way of starched collars and cruel corsets and a "no holds barred" attitude reigned in their place. "The Party of the Century" had begun in earnest and fashions responded by climbing to the knees! Using a combination of vintage images, professional photographs of existing garments, and period artists' illustrations, this comprehensive book presents a dazzling look at fashions from 1925 through 1929. Fashions for men, women, and children are featured, including evening andday wear, coats and jackets, lounge and resort wear, sports fashions, and lingerie. Whenever possible, styles are shown with their appropriate accessories, such as hats, shoes, purses, fans, parasols, and more. Fascinating timelines place the fashions in their proper settings describing each year's film, music, literary, and couture trends. Among the book's many highlights are rare French pochoir fashion plates and photos of an original haute couture Chanel evening gown. This in-depth look at one of our most exciting decades will appeal to fashion enthusiasts and history buffs alike. A companion volume covers the years 1920 to 1924.

Celebrates generations of men who have dressed extravagantly in order to express their masculinity, joie de vivre, and non-conformist attitudes

Fashion and fashion photography reflect the times that produce them; they are snapshots of an era and communicate the attitudes of a generation. The fashion photographer, like the fashion designer, has to anticipate trends, visualize ideas, and do this via images that men and women can identify with, whether consciously or unconsciously. This stunning new compendium of fashion photography (and art photography that documents fashion) contains images made as early as the 1840s and leads all the way up to today. There are society photographs, nudes, conceptual works, abstractions and documentary images. Photographers include Hill and Adamson, Madame d´Ora, George Hoyningen-Huene, Yva, Regina Relang, Man Ray, Richard Avedon, Guy Bourdin, Robert Mapplethorpe, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Annie Leibovitz, Herlinde Koelbl, David LaChapelle, Peter Lindbergh, Wolfgang Tillmans, Merry Alpern, Ralph Gibson, Martin Kippenberger, Irving Penn, Edward Steichen, Cindy Sherman, and many others. Exquisitely printed on deluxe paper, The Heartbeat of Fashion will appeal equally to lovers of fashion and photography, and makes an ideal gift for anyone with impeccable taste and an interest in the history of aesthetics.