A Journey Into the Style and Music of My Icons Since 1969
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Take a captivating journey through music history with Frida Giannini's book, exploring the dynamic intersection of music, fashion, and society from 1969 to the present. From Joan Baez and Jimi Hendrix to Rihanna and Lady Gaga, Giannini delves into the eclectic interpretation of style over the years.
Starting in 1969 with Woodstock and David Bowie's "Space Oddity", the book navigates through iconic stages, concerts, and moments that shaped both music and fashion. Giannini, an expert in both realms, provides a unique perspective on famous figures, eras, and the symbiotic relationship between music and fashion. This iconographic journey explores stage clothes, hairstyles, and sets, highlighting the dialogue between the evolution of music and changing fashions, costumes, and society.
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Dimensions
W 10 x L 13 x D 1.1 inWeight
3.96 lbPage Count
240Printed in
ItalyReleased On
11/8/23Format
HardcoverISBN
9788891836809Published By
Rizzoli International PublicationsShipping & Returns
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