Quatrième de couverture : What's your style ? If that question makes you nervous, or if you've started to feel lost in a sea of new labels, designers, on-line newsletters, and e-commerce, For the Love of Style will help you make sense of it all. Authors Corinna Williams and Nina Zywietz have decluttered the fashion world's closet to give us an inside look at the best-known and most exciting trends-from romantic, bohemian, and preppy all-American looks to fashion's avant-garde. They've hand-picked the labels known for creating style icons and fashion staples as well as the next-generation designers shaking things up. Join us on a journey through the world of style : relax on the beach in a Tory Burch tunic, then change into a Public School outfit and hit the club in New York. Featuring elaborated texts and inspiring pictures, this book will become your personal stylist. Streetstyle pros as well as international stylists and designers share their tips to help you build the perfect outfit. For the Love of Style reveals fashion must-haves and offers timeless styling advice that would earn Coco Chanel's seal of approval. After all, she is the one who said : « Fashion changes, but style endures. »
Biographie de l'auteur : After studying international relations and diplomacy in Heidelberg and Paris and working at Google in Dublin, American Apparel and broadcaster Pro7, Corinna Williams started at Elle, where she spent nearly five years as a staff writer, covering trends in music, art, fashion, beauty, living, and travel. In late 2012, Cover was looking for a US correspondent, and the German-American moved to New York to write for the women's magazine. Shortly after, she began reporting for the German edition of Harper's Bazaar. Today, the author still resides in New York, working as US editor-at-large for the magazine. Nina Zywietz studied psychology and sociology in Wuppertal and Los Angeles, and after several stints with various agencies, landed in London, where she worked for a large communications agency in the fashion industry. From there, her path took her to Hubert Burda Media and to Closed, where she was head of global marketing with primary responsibility for visual branding. Today, Nina works as a freelance creative director for many fashion companies, on-line portals, and agencies, and travels around the world to do her projects. She lives and works in Berlin.
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