• The first book dedicated to recurring fashion phenomena
• Indispensable for all those interested in fashion
• Includes interviews with renowned fashion historians and sociologists
• Inspiration for every fashion taste: from crop tops to pleated skirts to complete denim looks

One fashion sin is another trend part. Opinions about tapered pants, shoulder pads and leopard prints may differ, but the fact is that (almost) every trend in fashion comes back at some point. So it's hardly surprising that THE pants of the 1980s - nowadays called mom jeans - are celebrating a grandiose comeback and that other parts that were thought to have long since been buried in the fashion graveyard are also experiencing amazing revivals. But how does this resurgence of past trends come about in the first place and how can you predict when a piece will be hip again?

D?j? Vu Style is dedicated to these special pieces, illuminating their history, showing celebrities who shaped the style and explaining their comeback. From the 1960s miniskirt, to the 70s crochet dress, to the 90s platform soles, to the 2000s Y2K trend, they're all brought together in this informative and entertaining fashion book. Fashion historians and vintage fashion experts provide additional exciting background knowledge. The current topic of green fashion is also taken up here, because nothing counteracts the phenomenon of fast fashion more sustainably than wearing rediscovered old fashion treasures from your mother or grandma.

Author: Agata Toromanoff, Pierre Toromanoff
Binding Type: Hardcover
Publisher: Te Neues Publishing Company
Published: 09/20/2022
Pages: 208
Weight: 3.1lbs
Size: 12.05h x 9.45w x 0.87d
ISBN: 9783961714216
English and Ger Edition

About the Author
Agata Toromanoff is an art historian. She has curated and headed numerous projects and exhibitions in the field of contemporary art for various art collectors and galleries. She is the author of several books on art, design, architecture, and photography. In 2014, she launched the book agency Fancy Books, which she now runs with her husband, Pierre. Pierre Toromanoff studied mathematics and Slavic studies in Paris before working for more than 25 years as an international sales manager and later as a managing director for various art publishers. Since 2016, he has published prolifically on fine art, fashion, design, and pop culture.