Featuring over one hundred fifty photographs, ranging from brilliantly crisp black-and-whites to luscious colors to softly muted sepia-tones, Makos' photographs convey sophistication and naïveté in seamless combination.
Other styles are striking in their elegance and composure. Title: The Way We Wore. Format: Hardback. Genre: Fashion & Design. Subtitle: Black Style Then. Missing Information?. Condition: New. Language: English.
Way We Wore : Black Style Then, Hardcover by Mccollom, Michael; Holder, Geoffrey (FRW), ISBN 0989170446, ISBN-13 9780989170444, Brand New, Free shipping in the US A unique look at how personal African-American style moments have permeated fashion culture worldwide.
Other styles are striking in their elegance and composure. Title: The Way We Wore. Format: Hardback. Genre: Fashion & Design. Subtitle: Black Style Then. EAN: 9780989170444. Language: English. Item Length: 212mm.
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Way We Wore : Black Style Then, Hardcover by Mccollom, Michael; Holder, Geoffrey (FRW), ISBN 0989170446, ISBN-13 9780989170444, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US A unique look at how personal African-American style moments have permeated fashion culture worldwide.
"Way We Wore: Black Style Then" is a hardcover book written by Michael McCollom and illustrated by Geoff Holder. Published by G Arts LLC in 2014, this book delves into the fashion and style of African Americans in the past, exploring topics in design, self-help, and social science. With 176 pages, this book showcases black style through a combination of English language text and illustrations, making it a valuable resource for those interested in fashion and ethnic studies.
A tribute to the resilience and spirit of the Black community, this book is a must-have for fashion enthusiasts, cultural historians, and anyone inspired by the rich tapestry of Black style and its enduring impact on the world of fashion.
