Kimono : Kyoto to Catwalk
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Hardback or Cased Book
ISBN-10
1851779922
ISBN-13
9781851779925
Publisher
V & A Publishing
Imprint
V & A Publishing
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Feb 18th, 2020
Print length
320 Pages
Weight
2,428 grams
Dimensions
31.40 x 24.80 x 3.20 cms
Product Classification:
Exhibition catalogues & specific collectionsFashion & textiles: design
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Shortlisted for the Textile Society of America's R.L. Shep Award 2020. The kimono is the ultimate symbol of Japan, revered as the embodiment of national culture and regarded internationally as an exotic fascination. Often viewed as unchanging and timeless, this book counters that, presenting the kimono as highly dynamic and fashionable.
Beautifully illustrated, Anna Jacksons Kimono includes more than 200 kimono from collections at the V&A and around the world, as well as examples of the ways in which they have been represented in paintings, prints, and photographs, and interpreted in popular culture and fashion, from Björk to David Bowie, John Galliano to Issey Miyake.
The kimonoworn by women, men, and childrenis the ultimate signifier of Japan: revered within the country as the embodiment of national culture and regarded internationally as an exotic fascination. Often viewed as a simple, unchanging garment, the kimono has been equated with tradition and seen as something static and timeless.
This book, published to accompany a major exhibition at the V&A, London, presents the kimono as dynamic and fashionable and explores its significance in historical and contemporary contexts, both in Japan and in the West.
The kimono . . . cannot simply belong to Japan, or it will disappear. This is not a ceremonial garment. Its fashion; it always has been. And fashion is for everybody. Vogue, Jataro Saito
The kimonoworn by women, men, and childrenis the ultimate signifier of Japan: revered within the country as the embodiment of national culture and regarded internationally as an exotic fascination. Often viewed as a simple, unchanging garment, the kimono has been equated with tradition and seen as something static and timeless.
This book, published to accompany a major exhibition at the V&A, London, presents the kimono as dynamic and fashionable and explores its significance in historical and contemporary contexts, both in Japan and in the West.
The kimono . . . cannot simply belong to Japan, or it will disappear. This is not a ceremonial garment. Its fashion; it always has been. And fashion is for everybody. Vogue, Jataro Saito
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