John Galliano’s Dior in Asline
Like art, books add style, depth and character to any living space. When it comes to collector’s item coffee table books, nothing compares to the hardcover gems produced by Assoline. This is especially true for those who love art, design, travel and world cultures. Asleen’s books are not only visually stunning, but the stories produced by the company never fail to transport the senses to another place, space, and time. My personal space is filled with design and art books from various publishers. Dior by John Galliano, With its glossy black and red cover, it still holds special pride.
Coming soon in Assouline’s The Impossible Collection
Assouline’s Yves Saint Laurent: The Impossible Collection is coming soon.
special edition Yves Saint Laurent: The Impossible Collection The book will be launched by Assoline soon.A collection made for style lovers whose love of Paris’ left bank lasts forever. In this book, respected journalist and Saint Laurent expert Lawrence Benaim chronicles YSL’s fashion journey. Her story is accompanied by vivid images of Yves Saint Laurent’s most iconic design, the Mondrian shift her dress, the black dress from the 1967 hit film. Belle du Jourfrom the Ballets Russes Collection, Stop Crayon Draped gowns and designer timeless tailored pantsuits. In all matters of fashion and style, Yves Saint Laurent’s visionary vision always guides our pursuit of beauty, regardless of the times and trends. And so is this book.
Athleen Style Series: Art Movement and Design Style The Define Our World
Also this year, Athline launched the Style series. It highlights the art movements and design styles that shape the world as we know it today. Assouline founders Martine and her Prosper said: We have carefully selected images that move and inspire us with the hope that they will do the same for our readers. Our goal is to bring knowledge and appreciation. Like a puzzle, in the end you will understand the spirit of the style. ”
The first book in the series is art deco styleIt pays tribute to design idioms that fully embody, embrace and confront contemporary culture. Written by independent scholar and former associate of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jared Goss, his curator of Art Deco, his style “expressed the multifaceted appeal of this global design phenomenon and its enduring appeal.”
Art Deco style from the Asline style series
Alex Assrine, the company’s head of operations for brand and strategy, confesses that Art Deco is his favourite. Of course, every time a new book in the series comes out, it’s very likely that new favorites will be added to his list. The title is similar, and the cover is very colorful and descriptive. They also draw from the same stylistic elements, but with different themes, they remain unique in their own right. ”
Published in May last year, orientalism style Carry your senses to the Middle East and Asia. The book zooms into the rich details of the region, including exotic spices, colorful bazaars, stunning architecture and fantastic clothing. It was told through the words of French journalist and author Lawrence Benaïme. Dior by Galliano When Yves Saint Laurent), a 296-page literary work that combines these distinctive elements with their influence on the fields of decorative arts, fashion, film, travel, and design.
Orientalism style from Assrine’s style series
The influence of Orientalism brought Byron’s literary work to life. Turkish story to Marco Polo amazing book. In the world of fashion, the work of some great figures was influenced by the mythical, magical and capricious images produced by the East. Iconic designs from Yves Saint Laurent, John Galliano to Delacroix also drew their dramatic flair and enduring beauty from Orientalism. Readers will discover that genius is revealed when we remain open to “seeing, recognizing, and sharing palettes of emotions and colors and sensations.”
pop art style from asline’s style series
A few months later, the Assoline team announced the release of the third addition to the Style Series. Pop art style. It remains to be seen how the beloved luxury Maison will present the movement with its unique and vibrant style. The creation process is very organic, it’s like combining all our inspirations into a ‘cocktail shaker’ to give you the best visual curation on paper. This new series depicts the era that most moved us and includes exciting upcoming titles such as Pop Art, Surrealism and Bow.house etc. ”
