Amy de la Haye is een expert in de geschiedenis van mode en de presentatie ervan. Haar academische focus duikt in de betekenis van kleding en de rol ervan binnen historische en culturele contexten. Ze onderzoekt hoe kleding maatschappelijke waarden, trends en individuele identiteiten door verschillende tijdperken heen communiceert en weerspiegelt. Haar werk biedt inzichtelijke perspectieven op de evolutie van mode en de curatoriële interpretatie ervan.
This comprehensive survey traces significant fashion developments from 1900 to today, covering styles from Belle Epoque tea gowns to Dior's 'New Look' and modern fashion blogs. Updated with a new chapter, it discusses the Internet's impact, emerging fashion hubs in India and China, and the pluralistic, multicultural nature of contemporary fashion.
I don't understand how a woman can leave the house without fixing herself up a little if only out of politeness. And then, you never know, maybe that's the day she has a date with destiny.' Coco Chanel Amy de la Haye brings together the secrets of style from the worlds greatest fashion designers, their famous clients and others from the world of fashion in this delightful illustrated dictionary. Preserving the wisdom of fashions big names, from Chanel on perfume, to Dior on elegance and Schiaparelli on hats, this charming compendium is illustrated with newly commissioned line drawings of accessories and clothing from the V&As celebrated fashion collection by Emma Farrarons. A to Z of Style, a handy guide full of timeless advice, is the perfect gift for anyone with a sense of style or fun. this publication. Amy de la Haye is a curator and dress historian. She has a Readership at London College of Fashion and was formerly Curator of 20th-Century Fashion at the V&A. She is the author of Chanel (V&A 2011).
Guide to the landmarks of costume history, to the forms and materials used and to the motives of fashion