Un nouveau livre de Ralph Lauren célèbre l'héritage du prêt-à-porter féminin du créateur

Un nouveau volume de la collection Catwalk de Thames & Hudson met en lumière les défilés de mode féminine de Ralph Lauren de 1972 à 2025. Écrit par la journaliste de mode chevronnée Bridget Foley, l'ouvrage marque la première apparition d'un créateur américain dans cette collection. Il arrive dans un contexte de regain d'intérêt pour la vision cohérente et l'impact culturel de la marque.

Foley décrit Lauren comme le créateur-fondateur le plus prospère de l'histoire de la mode américaine. Elle souligne qu'après le décès de Giorgio Armani en 2025, seuls Rei Kawakubo de Comme des Garçons et Yohji Yamamoto restent des fondateurs en activité depuis aussi longtemps et assurant toujours le contrôle de leur entreprise. Le livre examine chaque collection de prêt-à-porter féminin présentée par Lauren au cours de cette période, dont beaucoup ont été suivies en personne par Foley.

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