Flusser Clothes

Flusser, Alan. Style and The Man. New York: Harper Collins Publishers, Inc., 1997. ISBN: 006270155X

First edition STATED FIRST EDITION, 4TH PRINTING. 399 pages with 74 pages small photos with and other illustrations. Gilt page edges with red ribbon bookmark. The book and jacket are in NEAR FINE/FINE condition. JMVINTAGE specializes in Books, Magazines and Treasures related to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and..other curious people. The dust jacket reads: Alwn Flusser, one of America's foremost menswear designers, knows fine clothes and where to buy them. He shares all this in his insightful and elegantly written treatise for the man interested in savvy attire. Tuck this volume into a corner of your suitcase and you'll be armed with a connoiseur's knowledge of the dos and don'ts of buying and waring quality clothes and how much they should cost, from dinnerwear to casual sportsear. Hard Cover condition: Near Fine in Fine dj

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Flusser, Alan. Clothes and the Man The Principles of Fine Men's Dress, New York: Villard Books, 1985. ISBN: 0394654237

FIRST EDITION. 210 pages. The book is in NEAR FINE condition with the top corners lightly dented and the dust jacket is in NEAR FINE condition with the top corners lightly dented. JMVintage specializes in books, magazines, and treasures related to the Duke & Duchess of Windsor....and other curious subjects. Inside the front flap reads: Coty Award winner Alan Flusser is convinced that any man can learn to dress with style and good taste -- all that is neededis the proper education. In Clothes and the Man, Flusser sets out-- through the use of detailed illustrations, both black-and-white and full-color photographs, and a comprehensive text - the basic principles involved in fine men's dress. Hard Cover condition: Near Fine in Near Fine Dust Jacket

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Rense, Paige (editor). Architectural Digest 9/89 SPECIAL FASHION DESIGNERS ISSUE! New York: Architectural Digest Publications, 1989.

Architectural Digest September 1989. This magazine is in VERY GOOD condition in illustrated wrappers with minor shelf wear, closed chipping to top spine end, and the cover and first 4 pages show three small indentions and a tiny closed tear on the bottonmedge. 272 pages. Vol 46 No 9. COVER: A 1925 photo of a mannequin on a staircase by Man Ray. Courtesy of the Staley-Wise Gallery, New York; Perspectives: Elsa Klensch-Leading a Stylish Revolution in the Fashion Media by Patricia Warner; New Look: Agnes B.-A Fresh Approach to Fashion and Life in Paris By Charlotte Aillaud; LEGENDS: Chanel and Diaghilev-Collaborating on the Spirit of a New Age By Dale Harris; Collecting Couture: From Callot Soeurs to Gaultier, Sandy Schreier Has It All By Alexandra Palmer; Porfolio: Lauren Hutton-Collecting Vintage Dresses with Contemporary Flair By Bart Boehlert; The Opulent Era: Worth, Doucet and Pingat at the Brooklyn Museum by Dale Harris; For Collectors: Jeffrey Banks-The Designer's Eye for Timeless Fashion Photography By John Gruen; Fashion Events: Stephen de Pietri: A Master Showman Imbues Clothes with Life by Caroline Ronnolds Milbank; Billy Boy in Paris: The Jewelry Designer's Crush on Schiaparelli-and Barbie by Edmund White; Fashion Notebook-A Rare Collection of Classic Hollywood Costume Sketches By Joan Chatfield-Taylor; SPECIAL FASHION ISSUE Gianfranco Ferre: Architectural Flair on Italy's Lago Maggiore Text by Judith Thurman/Photography by Marina Faust ; Carolyne Roehm: An Opulent Aesthetic for the Designer's Manhattan Residence Interior Design by Vincent Fourcade, text by Aileen Mehle/Photography by Karen Radkai; Claude Montana: An Avant-Garqe Elegance on the Left Bank, Text by Charlotte Aillaud/Photography by Simon Brown; Caroline Charles: The Practical Charms of a Very English Apartment in Knightsbridge Text by Elizabeth Lambert/Photography by Derry Moore; Adolfo in New York: A Richly Evocative Private Realm for the Celebrated Couturier Text by Bernadine Morris/Photography by Feliciano; Anouska Hempel in London: Tailored Glamour and a Touch of Disciplined Nonsense Fill the Designer's House Interior Design by Anouska Hempel, Text by Elizabeth Lambert/Photography by Derry Moore; Bob Mackie: An Informal Attitude in Beverly Hills Text by Jennifer Allen/Photography by Dick Busher; Hanae Mori: East Meets West in the Designer's Paris Residence Interior Design by Chiyoko Motono, Text by Charlotte Aillaud/Photography by Marianne Haas; George Stavropoulos: A Master of Classical Line in Manhattan Text by Caroline Rennolds Milbank/Photography by Peter Vitale; Luciano Soprani: Quiet Style for His Milan Apartment Text by Carlo Galimberti/Photography by Karen Radkai;The Moroccan Moods of Laise Adzer: Indigenous Inspirations Shape Her Villa in Essaouira Text by Irene Borger /Photography by Simon Brown; The Art of Arnold Scaasi: A Colorful Collection on Eastern Long Island Text by Robert Fizdale and Arthur Gold/Photography by Alec Marshall; Madame Carven: Eighteenth-Century Splendor in Her Avenue Foch House Text by Charlotte Aillaud/Photography by Marina Faust; Victor Edelstein: Period Clarity for the Couturier's London Flat Text by Elizabeth Lambert/Photography by Derry Moore; Vicky Tiel: American Elan in a Paris Apartment Text by Suzanne Stephens/Photography by Marina Faust; Alan Flusser Upstate: An Offbeat Cabin Designed with Humor in New York Text by Steven M. L. Aronson/Photography by Billy Cunningham; Wanda Ferragamo: The Design Matriarch's Villa on Capri Text by Suzanne Stephens/Photography by Massimo Listri; The Reign of Hardy Amies: The Queen's Couturier in London and Gloucestershire Text by Elizabeth Lambert/Photography by Derry Moore; Classic David Hayes: Refined Details Distinguish His Los Angeles House Interior Design by Thomas A. Buckley, ASID, Text by Joan Chatfield-Taylor/Photography by Mary E. Nichols; Patrick Kelly: Exuberant Style Animates the American Designer's Paris Atelier Text by Michael Gross/Photography by Simon Brown. Paperback condition: Very Good

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Flusser, Alan: Clothes And The Man. The Principles of Fine Men's Dress. 1985. Cloth with dustjacket.

New York: Villard. 1985. First edition. Quarto. Gilt spine titled blue cloth. Fine in faintly edge tanned else fine dustjacket. A spectacular copy of this excellent and profusely illustrated reference to men's clothing and fashion. A wonderful book.

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