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Hollywood Style of the 30s, 40s and 50s Paper Dolls by David Wolfe Pdf
Fashion expert, David Wolfe, has created a gorgeous paper doll wardrobe representing twenty-five movie costumes that influenced fashion during Hollywood's Golden Era for three classic fashion figures. David also offers commentary on the fashions, designers, stars and movie studios of these three important decades in movie history.
American Fashion Designers Paper Dolls by Anonim Pdf
A beautiful book celebrating creations by eight great fashion designers who helped to put New York on the same global trend-setting plateau as Paris, Milan and London. Meticulously rendered high fashions in luxurious fabrics and gorgeous colors featured on eight pages of great expressions of All-American style and taste. Designer credits are a Who's of American genius: Calvin Klein, Bill Blass, Geoffrey Beene, Donna Karan, Oscar de la Renta, Halston, Diane von Furstenberg and Ralph Lauren. Illustrated by Norma Lu Meehan with commentary by fashion authority David Wolfe.
Truly one of the greatest icons in Hollywood history, Marlene Dietrich is an exceptional subject as the star of a fabulous new paper doll book. Artist David Wolfe, who is also a respected fashion authority, has carefully researched the great star's fascinating fashion image, both on the screen and in her personal life. He says, "Creating this book was a thrill because it was challenged to capture the extravagant, exotic glamour of this truly unique star." The book features a trio of Dietrich dolls on the covers, representing the legendary exotic beauty at three periods in her life; the '30s, '40s and '50s. More than 20 outfits are beautifully rendered in the eight pages that include the early spectacular designs of Travis Banton and continue throughout her career to the astonishing bejewelled and feathered costumes she wore in her mythic concert appearances. This authorized book is sure to be treasured by paper doll collectors, cinema buffs and fashionistas.
David Wolfe's History of Hollywood Fashions, Queen Elizabeth on the Screen, Commentary, Costumes and Paper Dolls by David Wolfe Pdf
Queen Elizabeth I was one of history's most fascinating, powerful and brilliant characters. England enjoyed a golden age during her long and turbulent reign. Her life has inspired many screen treatments, movies and television, and this book showcases the queen as portrayed Bette Davis, Cate Blanchett, Vanessa Redgrave, Judi Dench, Helen Mirren and Glenda Jackon. Costumes from many of the successful motion picture and television versions of the life and loves of the Virgin Queen including The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex, The Virgin Queen, Elizabeth, Elizabeth R and Shakespeare in Love. Part of a new series by artist and Hollywood fashion historian David Wolfe, this is a super-sized book with six star paper dolls on a cardstock centerfold plus ten pages of clothes!
Famed fashion illustrator turned paper doll artist, Jim Howard, continues his series of high fashion paper doll books that define style, decade by decade. His elegant freestyle artwork perfectly captures the essence of each decade. This new eight page volume represents the extreme fashion swings of the turbulent 1920s when style went from post-war romanticism to streamlined Art Deco. Every page is a work of art with the paper fashions depicted in a moody background, a sketch in Jim Howard's instantly recognizable art style. Included in the book are chic creations for daytime and evening by famous designers such as Chanel, Lucile, Doucet, Molyneux, Lanvin and Patou. A trio of mannequin paper dolls reflects the mood swing of the Roaring Twenties, the emergence of the flapper and the lavish luxury of French haute couture. Add this new 1920s book to the collection of COUTURE paper dolls, a body of work by one of the truly great fashion illustrators of the 20th Century. Previously published volumes still available: COUTURE: Alluring Feminine Fashions of the 1930s and COUTURE: Sublime Fashions of the 1950s.
David Wolfe's Fashions That Rocked and Wrecked the Red Carpet Paper Dolls by Anonim Pdf
David Wolfe's Fashions that Rocked and Wrecked the Red Carpet is a paper doll book for collectors, movie fans and awards show viewers. In it, the artist and fashion authority has chosen his own winners and losers seen on the red carpet over the years. Included are infamous fashion flops worn by Bjork and Cher, gorgeous gowns seen on Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lawrence, sexy sensations on Halle Berry and Eva Longoria. Four glamour girl paper dolls wear the 23 fashions, stylish winners that rocked it and even more fun, the flops that wrecked it. Included is an essay explaining the red carpet's history and its importance for fashion today.
David Wolfe's History of Hollywood Fashions, Classic Drama Queens, Commentary, Costumes and Paper Dolls by David Wolfe Pdf
"Classic Drama Queens" pays tribute to stars and costume designs as seen on the screen in the '30s, '40s and '50s...Hollywood's Historic Golden Age. The first volume of a super-sized new series, "David Wolfe's History of Hollywood Fashions," provides 6 paper dolls and 10 pages of costumes by famous designers for silver screen star, plus authoritative commentary by David Wolfe, the popular artist and Hollywood fashion historian. Classic Drama Queens features Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Bette Davis, Irene Dunne, Greer Garson and Loretta Young, famous leading ladies from Hollywood's Golden Age. They starred in many important dramatic films, always dressed in beautiful costumes that added to their star quality. This new book, the first in a projected on-going series, spotlights 33 creative costume designs executed by talented designers including Adrian, Edith Head, Robert Kalloch, Bonnie Cashin and Orry-Kelly, among others from any of Hollywood's greatest hits including Now, Voyager, Mildred Pierce, Mrs. Miniver, The Women, Queen Christina, Camille and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
Mix and match fashions to your heart's content! Just like a real stylist, you can create your own looks, pulling pieces from eight different trends: Romantic, Sporty, Uniform, Futuristic, Minimal, Exotic, Gypsy, Nostalgic. Pop Trends Paper Dolls features three dolls with the same body so they can wear each other's clothes. And what a wardrobe of interchangeable garments they have! Artist and former fashion trend forecaster David Wolfe designed 90 fashion items and accessories representing timeless trends for endless opportunities of creating your own custom looks. Mix a sporty top with exotic pants or a uniform jacket with a nostalgic plaid skirt. Have fun mixing and matching dresses, coats and jackets, shirts, skirts and blouses, accessories¿ and more! Plus a fun pop trivia quiz and fashion trend essay.
Jim Howard, one of the greatest fashion illustrators of all-time, continues his decade-by-decade tribute to Couture fashion. His newest book for Paper Studio Press addresses the 1910s, a period when women in hobble skirts inched towards comfort, abandoned corsets and donned extravagant creations of silk, satin and velvet, lavishly trimmed with lace and fur. Two pretty paper dolls wear marvelous outfits by top designers of the period including Chanel, Jeanne Lanvin, Paul Poiret, Fortuny, Paquin and Erte. The new book in the series is a must-have for serious fashion history buffs and collectors who appreciate Jim Howard's monumental talent that turns each page into frameable works of art.
Feelin' groovy? Do you miss mini-skirts and swinging hair? Do you think the Kardashians don't hold a candle to Twiggy and the Beatles? Then this new paper doll book by artist Charlotte Whatley is for you. Two dolls and eight pages of trendy gear will turn back the calendar to 1964-1969 when the Youthquake was shaking the world and a fashion revolution was happening. It was a time like no other, a time when fashion was new, really new. Daring designers like Mary Quant and Rudi Gernreich were cutting crazy clothes for dollie birds and guys grooved to the styles strollling on London's Carnaby Street. All the fab fun of fashion's most revolutionary years, the swinging '60s, is here again in this nostalgic, collectible paper doll book.
Tom Tierney's Fashion Fads Paper Dolls by Anonim Pdf
Tom Tierney celebrates fun fads throughout the 20th century to today! Meticulously researched, Tom represents fun fads including Hobble Skirts, Bobbed Hair, Zoot Suits, Eugenie Hats, Swing Skirts, Teddy Boys, Poodle Skirts, Capri Pants, Nehru Jackets, Go-Go Boots, Bell Bottom Flares, Mohawk Hair, Punks, Goths and more. 16 outfits for 3 dolls plus fashion notes.
Here come the brides, 3 pretty paper dolls to model the eight pages of romantic wedding gowns worn by movie stars in Golden Age films and in their not-so-real life, too. There's a handsome groom to escort all the dolls down the aisle in some of their extravagant get-ups including famous bridal gowns worn by Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, Rita Hayworth, Audrey Hepburn, Lana Turner and more. Each outfit reflects the prevailing style of its time, on-screen and off, fairy tale fashions destined to live happily ever after... or not. Illustrations and commentary by fashion authority, David Wolfe. A fun collectible for classic movie buffs and fans of bridal paper dolls.
Fads and fashion came together for the first time in the 1950s. Undulating in hula hoops, bopping to rock `n roll, drag racing and shopping for the latest fad, teen-agers took over and created their own pop culture that influenced the world. Artist Charlotte Whatley has cleverly incorporated 50 fads of the 50s into 32 fashion items in this new paper doll book from Paper Studio Press. Two couples, Bud & Beckie and Esther & Eddy, have a wardrobe of memorable 50s fashions, complete with everything from pencil skirts and penny loafers to letter sweaters and leather jackets. And, like real sisters or best friends, the two girls can share clothes! A fashion essay by David Wolfe is included along with a fun fashion quiz.
Tailored suits, glorious gowns and sleek styles... these are the fashions of the "other 1960s." Beautifully illustrated by Jim Howard, this is the 6th in his COUTURE series documenting high fashion of the 20th century, decade by decade. Before fashion went Mod, Pop and Psychedelic, the 1960s offered sophisticated styles by designers such as Givenchy, Helen Rose, Valentino, Norell, Geoffrey Beene and Chanel. Referencing his own career as a fashion illustrator, Jim Howard curated this classy collection of fashions for three fashion models. Setting the mood of the era, the clothing pages are enhanced by Jim's original fashion illustrations. Also included is an insightful essay on The Other 60s, by fashion expert, David Wolfe.
Adrian, Hollywood Designer Paper Dolls by Anonim Pdf
The great MGM costume designer, Adrian, dressed Hollywood's most glamorous stars including Greta Garbo and Joan Crawford. Later, he also created haute couture collections for fashionable women everywhere. Now both Adrian's spectacular star fashions and couture creations are presented in a new paper doll book by David Wolfe, published by Paper Studio Press. The 8 page book features 20 of the Adrian's designs to cut out and dress the two model dolls on the covers. Also included is a biography of the famous designer.
