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_93095 _aPaulvé, Dominique |
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_aIn fashion _b: from the first sketch to the catwalk. The fashion industry uncovered _c/ Dominique Paulvé ; Marie Boyé |
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_aLondres _b: Cassell & Co _c, 2001 |
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_a126 p. _b: il. col. _c; 18 cm |
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| 505 | 0 | _aI. Fact -- II. Discover: Dressmaking: an ancient craft ; Concern over the dangers of corsets ; Fashion begins in the 14th century ; A breath of austerity ; The mysteries of lace and lacemaking ; New fashions in France under the Sun King ; Feathers, ribbons, embroidery: sophistication is the rule ; The age of panniered skirts ; Fashionable ladies wear the perfumes of the English countryside ; Recognition for dressmakers ; The 19th century: the birth of the clothing industry ; The big department stores: low prices but a wide choice ; Charles Frederick Worth: the first "grand couturier" ; Jacques Doucet: a taste for lightness ; Paul Poiret puts fashion into shop windows ; Madeleine Vionnet's obsession with bias ; Coco Chanel invents the suit ; Ready-to-wear steals a march on haute couture ; Cristobal Balenciaga: inimitable lines ; Wartime restrictions: room for the imagination! ; The postwar period: the couturiers reopen their doors ; The hepcats: a taste for provocation ; Pret-à-porter: a whole procession of ideas ; New professions grow up around pret-à-porter ; Design 1960-1970 ; French domination enriched by foreign talent ; The British are coming -- III. Look: Backstage at a fashion show -- IV. In practice: Fashion industry skills: embroiderer, lacemaker and corsetière ; Fashion industry skills: millinery and working with artificial flowers and feathers ; Fashion industry skills: pleating, braid and button-making ; Trend consultancies: an increasingly important role ; Grand couturier or pret-à-porter designer: the garment takes shape ; Textile designer and engineer: choosing materials and inventing colourways ; Pattern cutting and the role of the garment technologist ; Grader and bulk cutter: mass-produced models ; From fibre to fabric ; Production managers and machinists: industrial manufacture ; Buyer, product manager and sourcing: the company image ; Merchandiser, salesperson and shop assistant: the importance of these roles ; Model, make-up artist, hairdresser and photographer: all helping to promote the clothes ; The importance of press and public relations ; Create your own designer bag -- V. Find out: Intelligent clothes ; From artificial to synthetic ; Blending: the secret of fibres of the future ; The clothes and accessories of the 20th century ; Word games ; Clothing as an art form ; Our buying habits ; Test your fashion knowledge ; Addresses and Websites ; Further reading | |
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_926 _aDisseny de moda |
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_9594 _aModa _xHistòria |
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_989 _aIndústria de la confecció _2lemac _xDirecció i administració |
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_927 _aDissenyadors de moda _2lemac |
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_920 _aTeixits i tèxtils _2lemac |
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_92221 _aTeixits i tèxtils intel·ligents _2lemac |
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_93096 _aBoyé, Marie _ecol. |
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