Hay pasiones que nos marcan, que nos llevan a tomar decisiones importantes, a encaminar nuestra vida de cierta forma. Desde muy niña mi pasión siempre fue la moda. A medida que fui creciendo, el amor por la moda fue determinando mi vida. Elegí una carrera relacionada con la moda, empece mi blog de moda, y tengo proyectos de vida relacionados directamente con el mundo de la moda. Durante el 2016, fui comprando algunos libros de moda que me interesaban para poder leerlos ahora durante el verano.
Quería compartir con ustedes los libros que me compré, contarles un poco de que tratan y poder recibir de ustedes recomendaciones para futuras compras. En este post les conté acerca de un buen libro de historia del traje. Ese libro es gigante, casi enciclopédico, y estos 4 que les muestro ahora, son de lectura mas corta y tratan diversos temas. Aun no los leí, pero esta en mis planes hacerlo en los próximos 2 meses.
Del Barroco al Rococó, de Carlos Bembibre.El Barroco y el Rococó son periodos muy interesantes y muy ricos con respecto a lo textil. Estos dos periodos han influenciado incontables veces a exitosos diseñadores a lo largo de la historia. El traje, el textil y sus historias son muy importantes para poder entender el diseño de hoy en día. La lectura es muy fácil, y muy llena de fuentes y datos oficiales. Sirve no solo para entender la indumentaria, sino también el contexto social.
Victimas de la moda, de Guillaume Erner. Este libro habla sobre como funciona el sistema de la moda, los diseñadores, las marcas, los seguidores de la moda, y las conocidas victimas de la moda, y qué implica ser una. Muy recomendable para entender un poco mas sobre el sistema del que tanto opinamos.
Historia de la moda argentina, de Susana Saulquin. Casi siempre estudiamos la moda desde el punto de vista europeo. La indumentaria no se fue desarrollando en todos lados de la misma forma, así que es importante entender como se desarrolló en nuestro país. Soy de Argentina, así que para mi este libro es oro.
Los cuerpos dóciles, de Paula Croci y Alejandra Vitale. La modernidad fue lo que marcó el comienzo del sistema de la moda. Estas dos autoras argentinas explican el pensamientos de autores como Barthes, Eco, Marx, Lipovetsky y muchísimos mas con respecto a la moda relacionada con la sociedad, la modernidad y la industria. Este es el libro que mas me emociona leer. Entender como comenzó todo, por qué se dio justo en ese momento el sistema de la moda y qué condiciones tienen que darse para que exista tal sistema. También me emociona entender mejor a todos estos sociólogos y autores de manera mas profunda.
Que libros de moda recomiendan ustedes? Han leído alguno de estos libros?
Espero que estén teniendo una buena semana,
Besos,
E.
There are some passions that determine our lives. Since I was a little kid, my passion was fashion. Growing up, my love for fashion determined my whole life. I chose a fashion related career, I started a fashion blog and I have fashion related life projects.
During 2016 I bought some fashion books in order to read them during summer.
I wanted to share with you the books I bought, tell you a little about them and receive some books recommendations from you guys. In this post, I told you about a fashion history book. That book is huge, like an encyclopedia. Instead, these 4 books are a LOT shorter and talk about other topics. I haven't read them yet, but I plan to in these next 2 months.
I'm not really sure if these books are available in English, but I'll share them with you anyways.
From Baroque to Rococo (Del Barroco al Rococó), by Carlos Bembribe. Baroque and Rococo are very relevant periods of history. They've changed and influenced a lot of trends and important designers. It's very important to know history of fashion and textiles and also to understand the social context of the time. This book is very short and easy to read, plus it has a lot of bibliography.
Fashion victims (Victimas de la moda), by Guillaueme Erner. This book talks about how the fashion system works, the designers, brands, followers and fashion victims.
Argentine fashion history (Historia de la moda argentina), by Susana Saulquin. We always study fashion from a European point of view, but fashion didn't happen at same time and in the same way everywhere around the globe. I like this book, because I'm from Argentina so this is gold for me.
The docile bodies (Los cuerpos dóciles), by Paula Croci and Alejandra Vitale. Modernity was the starting point of the system of fashion. This two argentine women explain the thoughts and texts of important authors such as Barthes, Lipovetsky, Marx, Eco, and a lot (seriously a lot) more regarding fashion, modernity, society and industry. Understanding why, how and when fashion as a system started is key if we love fashion. I'm also super excited to get to understand all these authors a little better.
What fashion related books would you recommend? Have you read any of these?
Hope you're having a great week, see you soon.
Love
E.
There are some passions that determine our lives. Since I was a little kid, my passion was fashion. Growing up, my love for fashion determined my whole life. I chose a fashion related career, I started a fashion blog and I have fashion related life projects.
During 2016 I bought some fashion books in order to read them during summer.
I wanted to share with you the books I bought, tell you a little about them and receive some books recommendations from you guys. In this post, I told you about a fashion history book. That book is huge, like an encyclopedia. Instead, these 4 books are a LOT shorter and talk about other topics. I haven't read them yet, but I plan to in these next 2 months.
I'm not really sure if these books are available in English, but I'll share them with you anyways.
From Baroque to Rococo (Del Barroco al Rococó), by Carlos Bembribe. Baroque and Rococo are very relevant periods of history. They've changed and influenced a lot of trends and important designers. It's very important to know history of fashion and textiles and also to understand the social context of the time. This book is very short and easy to read, plus it has a lot of bibliography.
Fashion victims (Victimas de la moda), by Guillaueme Erner. This book talks about how the fashion system works, the designers, brands, followers and fashion victims.
Argentine fashion history (Historia de la moda argentina), by Susana Saulquin. We always study fashion from a European point of view, but fashion didn't happen at same time and in the same way everywhere around the globe. I like this book, because I'm from Argentina so this is gold for me.
The docile bodies (Los cuerpos dóciles), by Paula Croci and Alejandra Vitale. Modernity was the starting point of the system of fashion. This two argentine women explain the thoughts and texts of important authors such as Barthes, Lipovetsky, Marx, Eco, and a lot (seriously a lot) more regarding fashion, modernity, society and industry. Understanding why, how and when fashion as a system started is key if we love fashion. I'm also super excited to get to understand all these authors a little better.
What fashion related books would you recommend? Have you read any of these?
Hope you're having a great week, see you soon.
Love
E.
No comments:
Post a Comment