From Library Journal
These four volumes continue the "Universe of Fashion" series of 11 titles published since 1996. Each volume in the series is devoted to a notable fashion designer and follows a simple template: ten to 15 pages of biography, 50 pages or so of photographs illustrating the designer's work, a career chronology, and photographic credits accompanied by thumbnails of the larger photographs (a nice touch). The volumes resemble miniature exhibit catalogs, providing quick glimpses of the lives and work of people who have molded the fashion establishment during the last few decades. Given the lack of scholarly apparatus, these are not essential works, but they do complement comprehensive art and design collections.?P. Steven Thomas, Central Michigan Univ. Lib., Mt. Pleasant
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
Refined, comfortable, simple, and sensual, Donna Karan's creations have slipped effortlessly into the wardrobes of chic and modern women. In this book, "Interview" magazine's Ingrid Sischy explores Karan's immeasurable impact on, and revolutionary role in, American fashion. 60 color illustrations.