Men's fashion is also present in the most widely read publications and books of the year. It is a very attractive element that has given rise to a large amount of literature in the sector for many years. Have Class collects 5 of our favorite books in this sector:
5 books on men's fashion:
- 100 Years of Men's Fashion from Cally Blackman:
A rich collection of images that shows the revolution that menswear has undergone during the last hundred years. Packed with images depicting Hollywood fashion symbols or 1930s artistic personalities, among others, this one-of-a-kind book explores the evolution of men's wardrobe, from the most practical clothes to the most elegant. The impact that Pierre Cardin, Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren and other designers have had is compared to other types of fashion, such as casual from the sixties or punk, among others. - Illustrated Atlas of Men's Fashion Icons from Josh Sims:
Un icon He is a person who captures the spirit of the time and comes to embody certain traits. There are icons of fashion, style, sexuality and masculinity. They are the greats of their time. His clothes and accessories have marked an era, they have been emulated by many and inspired many more.
- Menswear Fashion Forward Designers from Louis Bous:
We find ourselves in front of a new generation of designers of men's fashion who do not know the word limit and who, through magnificent photographs and illustrations, show us what their hectic professional life is like. This is, without a doubt, the perfect book for students, fashion designers and fashion victims.
- Dandis, Princes of Elegance by Pedro Álvarez-Quiñones Sanz:
The work supposes a original approximation and fascinating to the world of art, men's fashion, the aesthetics of appearance and the language of manners. Its author, doctor in History of Art, introduces us to the world of the old aristocratic salons.
- Manuel of the perfect gentleman: basic rules of good dress from Jose María López Galiacho:
Oxford shoes, Derby or moccasins, single or double-breasted suits, Peruvian or Egyptian cotton shirts ... there are many basic elements that should adorn the wardrobe of anyone who wants to dress and feel like a gentleman. However, the correct choice of a tie or learning to correctly combine a sock with a shoe are tasks that, taking a simple look around us, seem quite complicated. Aimed at both the most purists and anyone who wants to get started in this art of dressing.
Did you know any of these books? Which one do you find the most interesting?
I knew 100 years of men's fashion, the manual of the perfect gentleman and Dandis, although I only have the first, but I am ashamed if I do not immediately look for Menswear Fashion Forward Designers. Thanks for the input!