Search Results: Fashion from Trevian Books

New York: Bulogari, 1990 Monograph on the new [1990] Bulgari Fifth Avenue store, designed by Piero Sartogo. (Redone since by Peter Marino, and made to look even worse.) Intoduction by Paul Goldberger. A fine copy in boards with color photo affixed to front cover..

New York: SFA, N.d. [c. 1986] First edition. 4to; 10 pp; illustrated. Business card affixed to rear page; else a VG copy in pictorial wrappers. Promtional pamphlet for Flusser's custom boutique at Saks, offering made-to-measure suits and other clothing for men. Flusser at his peak, around the time he dressed "Wall Street" and was the go-to guy for men's dress in America..

New York: Barneys, 2015 Barneys New York fashion book featuring Lou Doillon. Photography by Inez & Vinoodh. First edition. 29 cm; 31 pp.; illustr. from photographs. A fine copy in wrappers..

New York: Verdura, (2008) Catalog for the 2008 exhibition of photographs by Gendel featuring the active social life of designer Fulco di Verdura and his friends in Rome, Europe, and America. First edition. 8vo; 113 pp.; illustrated from photographs. A fine copy in original wrappers. . First Edition. Original Wraps. Fine.

New York: Rizzoli, (1987) First edition. 4to; 208 pp.; illustrated from photographs, mostly in color. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Important survey of American jewelry, including the role of such firms as Shreve Crump & Low, Black Starr & Frost, Marcus & Co., Dreicer & Co., others..

New York: Fairchild, (1948) First edition. 8vo; 353 pp.; a few line illustrations. A very good copy or better in gilt-stamped blue cloth, in a good used dust jacket. Excerpts from 25 years of Ruttenber's columns in "Daily News Record" and "Men's Wear", trade publications published by Fairchild..

Victoria and Albert Museum, 2006, 2006. Catalog for the 2006 exhibition at the V&A celebrating the life of the Italian fashion writer. First edition. Folio; 12 pp.; illustrated. A very good copy or better in original wrappers..

Bloomsbury, 2014 A survey of the technique of modern fashion creation, emphasizing the roles of product designers, manufacturers, merchandisers, testing labs, and retailers in the ensuring of quality products that meet customers' expectations. First trade edition. 28 cm; 360 pp.; illustrated. Remainder mark to bottom edge; some wear to bottom of spine; else a good copy or better in wrappers..

[?] Italy: Leonardo Arte, (1997) First edition. Folio; unpaged [approx. 100]; illustrated from photographs. Remainder dot to bottom edge; else a very good copy or better in a very lightly used dust jacket. Monograph on the italian clothing designer. Text in Italian and English..

Munich: Volker Zahm, (1991), 1991. Third edition. 4to; 135 pp.; eighty color plates. A fine copy in red boards. The catalogue from the Mondi Group's exhibition of fashion art..

Philadelphia: College of Textiles & Science, 1984 Catalog for the 1984 exhibition focusing on the block-making skills of craftsmen who, throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, managed to survive in spite of overwhelming technical improvements developed to eliminate them. First edition. 28 cm; 47 pp.; illustrated from photographs and drawings. A very good copy in wrappers..

New York: Knopf, 1956 Chronicle of the founding and rise to the top of the retail fashion world of the New York store Bergdorf Goodman. First edition. 21.5 cm; 244 pp.; illustrated from photographs and drawings. Light staining to boards; wear to tips; spine faded; owner's name; else contents clean and tight, a good copy or better in cloth-backed boards, lacking the dust jacket..

Los Angeles: Balcony Press, (1996) A study of the history, architecture, and interior design of the late Wilshire Boulevard department store. 4to; 117 pp.; illustrated from photographs and plans; bibliography. A fine copy in pictorial wrappers.. .

Paris: Chanel, (2006) First edition. 8vo; pp. 47; 27; illustrated from photographs. Creasing to one inside cover; else a very good copy in original laminated boards. Actually two catalogs, each bound to one of the boards. Catalog bound to front board is for the J12 Collection of Men's Watches as designed by Jacques Helleu; the other catalog is for women's watches..

Paris: Musee De La Mode et Du Costume, 1980 Catalog for the 1980 exhibition of the hat, its styles and development from 1750 to 1960. Text in French. First edition. 24 cm; 63 pp.; illustrated from photographs and drawings. Crease to corner front cover; bending to spine so pages don't lie completely flat; else a good copy only in wrappers..

Zurich: 1955 Thirty colored illustrations of dresses and women’s suits comprising the Summer 1955 collection of this Swiss house. No text; illustrations printed verso. The house’s collections were published six times a year; this is the first 1955 Summer issue. 30 cm; 30 illustrated sheets in colors, brad-bound in printed wrappers. Wear to spine; illustrations bright and clean. A good copy or better. .

New York: Cooper Union Museum, 1952 First edition. 8vo; 12 pp.; lillustrated from photographs. Minor tanning to wrappers; else a very good copy in original printed wrappers. Catalog for the Cooper Union exhibtion devoted to the waistcoat or vest..

Lawrence: Acadia Mills, 1918 First edition thus. Rubbing to foredge rear cover; else a very good copy in original gilt-stamped gray cloth. Grierson's description of spinning and weaving practiced by the East Indians. The "contrast" is between these early hand methods and the technologically advanced methods used by Acadia. The contrast, however, between present day Lawrence Mass., now that Acadia and all mills like it are dead, and the worst village in India has grown less noticeable..

Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum, 1973 The cuts of many garments in the ROM collections have been worked out and the pieces rearranged to see how they came from the original width of material. Second printing. 19 cm; 34 pp.; illustrated from photographs and drawings. Wear, handling and some creasing to wrappers; a good copy only in pictorial wrappers..

New York: Brooks Brothers, n.d [c.1895] A pocket-sized promotional booklet from the legendary clothier, with an essay on the history of men’s clothing from garments of skin, togas, armor, and the refined 18th century, to the Victorian top-hatted dandy. With six illustrations from chromolithographs. 11 cm; 44 pp.; six illustrations. A very good copy in string-bound wrappers..