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Francoise Mohrt, “The Givenchy Style,” 1998, First US Ed Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor“The
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Francoise Mohrt, “The Givenchy Style,” 1998, First US Ed
Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Hubert de Givenchy (France, b. 1927 – )
Hubert de Givenchy moved to Paris in 1944 to study. At the age of 17 he began an apprenticeship with the designer Jacque Fath. Less than ten years after arriving in Paris, Givenchy started his own design house with a modest business plan. His debut collection was an immediate hit, featuring much desired separates. His designs highlighted elegance and finely tailored lines. In the 1960s, Givenchy was quick to embrace the younger culture and to integrate shorter hemlines and straighter silhouettes. During his career, Givenchy designed for many celebrity icons, most notably Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as well as Audrey Hepburn for “Funny Face (1957)” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)”. Retrospectives of Givenchy’s work have been shown at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and the Musée Galliera in Paris.
Condition
In overall very good condition.
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Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Hubert de Givenchy (France, b. 1927 – )
Hubert de Givenchy moved to Paris in 1944 to study. At the age of 17 he began an apprenticeship with the designer Jacque Fath. Less than ten years after arriving in Paris, Givenchy started his own design house with a modest business plan. His debut collection was an immediate hit, featuring much desired separates. His designs highlighted elegance and finely tailored lines. In the 1960s, Givenchy was quick to embrace the younger culture and to integrate shorter hemlines and straighter silhouettes. During his career, Givenchy designed for many celebrity icons, most notably Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as well as Audrey Hepburn for “Funny Face (1957)” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)”. Retrospectives of Givenchy’s work have been shown at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and the Musée Galliera in Paris.
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In overall very good condition.
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Francoise Mohrt, “The Givenchy Style,” 1998, First US Ed
Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Hubert de Givenchy (France, b. 1927 – )
Hubert de Givenchy moved to Paris in 1944 to study. At the age of 17 he began an apprenticeship with the designer Jacque Fath. Less than ten years after arriving in Paris, Givenchy started his own design house with a modest business plan. His debut collection was an immediate hit, featuring much desired separates. His designs highlighted elegance and finely tailored lines. In the 1960s, Givenchy was quick to embrace the younger culture and to integrate shorter hemlines and straighter silhouettes. During his career, Givenchy designed for many celebrity icons, most notably Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as well as Audrey Hepburn for “Funny Face (1957)” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)”. Retrospectives of Givenchy’s work have been shown at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and the Musée Galliera in Paris.
Condition
In overall very good condition.
Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Francoise Mohrt – Fashion editor
“The Givenchy Style.” New York: The Vendom Press, 1998. First American edition. 208 pp.
Inscribed by French designer Hubert de Givenchy (b. 1927) on the half title
Quatro (301 x 237 mm); in original publisher’s boards and dust jacket with mylar cover
Very good condition
Estimate: $500
Hubert de Givenchy (France, b. 1927 – )
Hubert de Givenchy moved to Paris in 1944 to study. At the age of 17 he began an apprenticeship with the designer Jacque Fath. Less than ten years after arriving in Paris, Givenchy started his own design house with a modest business plan. His debut collection was an immediate hit, featuring much desired separates. His designs highlighted elegance and finely tailored lines. In the 1960s, Givenchy was quick to embrace the younger culture and to integrate shorter hemlines and straighter silhouettes. During his career, Givenchy designed for many celebrity icons, most notably Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as well as Audrey Hepburn for “Funny Face (1957)” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)”. Retrospectives of Givenchy’s work have been shown at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and the Musée Galliera in Paris.
Condition
In overall very good condition.
Versandpreise exkl. dt. Mwst und zzgl 2.5 % (+Mwst) Versandversicherung.
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