Paris. Girls guide to Paris (Purse Size)

Many cities are considered fashion capitals, but only one is known as the world’s fashion capital, Paris. French Haute Couture began in the 18th century, but the French had been looked to with admiration or disdain in their dress sense well before that. In the 16th century, Anne Boleyn was famous for wearing a French-style hood, which showed her hair and had a generally provocative style. Even then, the French were famous for their liberal attitude towards sexuality. Paris has reigned as the world’s fashion capitol for more than three centuries. During this time it has attracted the world’s foremost designers and seemingly imbued its citizens with an unmatched and innate sense of style. In this edition we explore the lives and Paris fashion legends of; -Azzedine Alaïa -Karl Lagerfeld -Louis Vuitton -Christian Lacroix -Jean Paul Gaultier -Hermès -Elie Saab -Christian Louboutin -Jean Patou -Jeanne Lanvin Charles Frederick Worth Paul Poiret Coco Chanel Christian Dior Cristobel Balenciaga Yves Saint Laurent Pierre Balmain Hubert de Givenchy Pierre Cardin Girls Guides by Fashion Industry Broadcast is an essential series to collect. Available in a glossy hard cover format as well as handy purse size paper back. BAGS, A Girl’s Guide to Bags HEELS, A Girl’s Guide to Heels LINGERIE, A Girl’s Guide to Lingerie PARIS FASHION, A Girl’s Guide to Paris Fashion ITALIAN FASHION, A Girl’s Guide to Italian Fashion AMERICAN FASHION, A Girl’s Guide to American Fashion