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The author brings readers through a day in the life of the great painter, introducing his wife, Jacqueline, his children Claude, Francoise, and Paloma, his goat Esmeralda and other pets, and of course, his daily routine of painting and sculpting.

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These Saint Laurent SL 539 Paloma 001 sunglasses feature a feminine frame with a bold square shape! An innovative and distinctive design inspired by Paloma Picasso, the historic muse of the Maison. The red top bar and metal side details adorn the most iconic creation of the Saint Laurent Summer 22 Runway. These sunglasses will add a touch of originality and determination to your outfits! Dont let them slip away! Size: 58/18/145. Fabric details: Acetate.

Elevate your style with these iconic Saint Laurent Sl 539 sunglasses, inspired by Paloma Picasso. The timeless acetate frame features a bold red top bar and metal side details, making it the ultimate fashion statement. Available with single or progressive prescription lenses in white or colored options. Also recommended in the latest Transition Signature 8G shades, adapting to light conditions. Founded in 1961, Yves Saint Laurent is a leading fashion house known for revolutionizing luxury fashion. With a unique identity and iconic founder, Yves Saint Laurent remains a powerhouse in the fashion industry.

Francoise Gilot was a young painter in Pasis when she first met Picasso - he was sixty-two and she was twenty-one. During the following ten years they were lovers, worked closely together and she became mother to two of his children, Claude and Paloma. LIFE WITH PICASSO, her account of those extraordinary years, is filled with intimate and astonishing revelations about the man, his work, his thoughts and his friends - Matisse, Braque, Gertrude Stein and Giacometti among others. Francois Gilot paints a compelling portrait of her turbulent life with the temperamental genius that was Picasso. She is a superb witness to Picasso as an artist and to his views on art...

Minotaure and Paloma Picasso Kit 2pc Kit Contents of Set: 2.5oz EDT Spray 1oz EDP Spray Scent notes: woody Top notes: oakmoss, woods Middle notes: citrus Base notes: bergamot notes Launched by the design house of Paloma Picasso. This citrus woody fragrance has a blend of oakmoss, woods, citrus, and bergamot notes. It is suitable for all skin types. Made in France All items for external use only

These Saint Laurent SL 537 Palace 002 sunglasses feature a feminine frame with a bold Mask shape! Distinctive and charismatic, thisew Saint Laurent frame beautifully expresses the glamorous spirit of Paloma Picasso, the Maisons muse. The plastic front bar, embellished with a geometric metal detail in galvanic colors, blends with the fully acetate temples. These sunglasses will add a touch of originality and determination to your outfits! Dont miss out on them! Size: 99/1/145. Fabric details: Acetate.

Shows how graphics have transformed today's shopping bag into a work of art, with examples ranging from the trademark turquoise bags of Tiffany to bags designed by Toulouse-Lautrec and Paloma Picasso

"Manolo Blahnik's shoes are as good as sex. And they last longer."―Madonna Diane Von Furstenberg has more than eighty pairs; Paloma Picasso has been a fan since she was fourteen; Bianca Jagger and Kate Moss, to name just a few, are fellow addicts. For three decades, Blahnik's sense of the theatrical wedded to the finest materials and superlative craftsmanship have held the fashion world spellbound, and his creations have graced the catwalks of great designers from Yves Saint-Laurent to Isaac Mizrahi to John Galliano. Here, collected together for the first time, are over one hundred exquisite drawings that Blahnik makes at the outset of the design process. These sketches are executed with such exuberance and deftness that they have become as sought after as the shoes themselves (they often fetch up to $15,000.00 at charity auctions). Inimitable in style, the drawings, beautifully reproduced in this book with special inks, vividly convey Blahnik's unique vision. Whether it's a Grecian sandal designed for Galliano, with a snake-like strap slithering up the calf, or an emerald- and bead-fringed satin mule, the seductive attention to detail in the drawings conjures up the shoe itself. Illuminating introductions by Anna Wintour and Michael Roberts explore why Manolo Blahnik's shoes inspire such passion, and these are complemented throughout the book by the words of admirers including Suzie Menkes, Donatella Versace, and David Hockney. Michael Roberts also contributes a photographic essay showing Blahnik at work in his studio, making sketches, preparing the wooden lasts, and supervising the production of his shoes at his factories in Italy. A final "scrapbook" section includes Manolo Blahnik's own photographs of family, friends, and inspirational places. 150 illustrations, 120 in full color

A collection of 250 glamorous images chronicle the simultaneous evolution of fashion photography and fine jewelry, featuring extraordinary photographs that range from Richard Avedon's portrait of Elizabeth Taylor bedecked in cultured pearls to Scavullo's photograph of Paloma Picasso wearing her own jewelry designs. 12,500 first printing.

This sumptuous volume offers a privileged glimpse into the homes of more than twenty passionate art collectors. Here is a chance to see rarely exhibited pieces and to marvel at how the truly wealthy live. From the Manhattan homes of Paloma Picasso, Gianni Versace and Bill Blass, to the European residences of such avid collectors as David Gill and Benedikt Taschen, these interiors are bursting with art and inspiration. The fascination of the book likes as much in the manner of these collections, the unusual mixing of periods and styles, as with the breathtaking array of art works and collectibles assembled over lifetimes. It is an inspirational peek into another world.

Fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez was known worldwide by the age of 19. He was an innovator, with his work seen in top fashion magazines, and was friends with Yves Saint Laurent, Karl Lagerfeld, Andy Warhol and Paloma Picasso. This book brings together a selection of Lopez's drawings with a series of personal views of the artist from those who knew and worked with him before his death in 1987.

Peter Schlesinger's first-hand account of his life in London in the late 60s and 70s with David Hockney and his eclectic, fascinating circle of friends - W.H.Auden, Christopher Isherwood, Paloma Picasso, Twiggy, Robert Mapplethorpe, Amanda Lear, Yves St. Laurent, Rudolf Nureyev, and many others - all photographed by Schlesinger and presented here with extended witty and gossipy captions, recounting their foibles and outrageous behavior.

From the catwalks of Paris to the sweatshops of South Korea, and from Seventh Avenue glitz to Tokyo new-wave, this is a portrait of the jet-setting matrons who are the gurus and tyrants of the fashion press; of personalities such as Paloma Picasso and Tina Chow; of the store buyers who command $700 million a season. It probes the world of the designer billionaires like Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein and Yves St Laurent, whose fashion empires are wealthier than entire Third World countries. Nicholas Coleridge's other books include "Around the World in 78 Days", the novel "Shooting the Stars", and "How I Met My Wife", a collection of short stories.

Fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez was known worldwide by the age of 19. He was an innovator, with his work seen in top fashion magazines, and was friends with Yves Saint Laurent, Karl Lagerfeld, Andy Warhol and Paloma Picasso. This book brings together a selection of Lopez's drawings with a series of personal views of the artist from those who knew and worked with him before his death in 1987.

Shows how graphics have transformed today's shopping bag into a work of art, with examples ranging from the trademark turquoise bags of Tiffany to bags designed by Toulouse-Lautrec and Paloma Picasso