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Christian Dior - Christian Brard: A Cheerful Melancholy

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Christian Dior - Christian Brard: A Cheerful Melancholy

Contributors:

By (Author) Laurence Bnam

ISBN:

9782073020642

Publisher:

Gallimard

Imprint:

Gallimard

Publication Date:

7th November 2023

Country:

France

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Dewey:

746.92092

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

308

Dimensions:

Width 170mm, Height 240mm

Weight:

804g

Description

Christian Dior and Christian Brard met at the end of the 1920s. They immediately became friends, nourished by elective affinities and an incredible complementarity. If Christian Dior marks his time with his architectural work as a couturier who will redesign the silhouette of women for a long time, Christian Brard is a jack of all trades painter, illustrator, and theatre designer for Jean Cocteau among others. Both have a crucial influence on their respective careers. With more than 100 images from the Dior archives, this book immerses the readers in the heart of the lives of Christian Dior and Christian Brard. AUTHOR: Laurence Bnam is a French journalist, biographer, and writer. As a journalist, she works with several international magazines such as Vogue or The Business of Fashion. She is also, among other titles, the author of Yves Saint Laurent, a biography published by Rizzoli. SELLING POINTS: . With more than 100 images from the Dior archives, this book immerses the readers in the heart of the lives of Christian Dior and Christian Brard . Accompanies the Christian Brard exhibition at the Galerie Dior in Paris in May 2023 130 colour illustrations

Author Bio

Laurence Bnam is a French journalist, biographer, and writer. As a journalist, she works with several international magazines such as Vogue or The Business of Fashion.She is also, among other titles, the author of Yves Saint Laurent, a biography published by Rizzoli.

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