Alfredo Albertone for Yohji Yamamoto, 1997.
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Alfredo Albertone for Yohji Yamamoto, 1997.
[ FULL SCAN : ‘Yohji Yamamoto Memoires, 1997’ ]
Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2002 RTW
Helmut Lang, fw 1996
Yohji Yamamoto Spring 1999
Yohji Yamamoto had models remove one dress, only to reveal another, and then another.
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Helmut Lang, ss 1996
Had a look at the exhibition about Willy Fleckhaus, the big german influencer from the 1960s to the 1980s. A mix of Swiss and American graphic design, combined with German perfectionism and a canopy of creativity. At the time his vision was revolutionary, provocative, new. The show is curated by Hans-Michael Koetzle, writer and collector since 25 years, and it is the first one to show the works of this graphic genius. From the beginnings with “Aufwärts” – a publication of the labour union – to Twen, his masterpiece, followed by his clean book design and the rainbow edition for Suhrkamp to his fantastic artwork for the FAZ magazine in the Eighties. He worked with the best and he did his best. Was worth the visit, thanks to MAK Cologne. Until 11th of Dec. In January it will be shown in Munich, Stadmuseum.
Bert Stern - Jewelry by Cartier (Vogue 1969)
Barry Lategan - Boots No7 Ad (Vogue UK 1972)
David Bailey - Vogue Italia (May 1979)
Guy Bourdin - Isabelle Weingarten (Vogue Paris 1972)
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Yohji Yamamoto Fall/Winter 1996