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This illustrated fashion history book presents 400 fashion advertisements from the renowned Jim Heimann Collection, documenting the complete transformation of fashion marketing and design throughout the 20th century. Published in German, French, and English, this trilingual edition serves as both a visual archive and cultural reference for fashion enthusiasts, designers, and historians.
The Jim Heimann Collection provides an extensive visual journey through fashion advertising, showcasing how apparel marketing evolved from exclusive Parisian salon presentations to the global fashion mega-industry we know today. Each advertisement captures the aesthetic sensibilities, social values, and marketing techniques of its era, offering insights into how fashion brands communicated with consumers across different decades.
This volume traces the dramatic shifts in fashion silhouettes and trends that defined each decade of the 20th century. From the corseted elegance of the early 1900s through the flapper revolution of the 1920s, the wartime practicality of the 1940s, the revolutionary youth movements of the 1960s, to the diverse expressions of the century's final decades, this collection documents fashion's continuous reinvention.
Beyond showcasing clothing styles, this book examines the sophisticated evolution of fashion advertising itself. The advertisements reveal changing photography techniques, graphic design trends, copywriting approaches, and brand positioning strategies that transformed fashion from an elite luxury service into an accessible global industry. This marketing perspective makes the book valuable for advertising professionals, brand strategists, and business students.
Presented in German, French, and English, this TASCHEN publication makes fashion history accessible to international audiences. The multilingual format reflects fashion's status as a universal language while honoring the industry's European heritage. The large-format coffee table book design allows the vintage advertisements to be appreciated in substantial detail, making it an impressive decorative accent for homes, offices, design studios, and retail spaces.
The advertisements featured in this volume come from Jim Heimann's extensive archive of 20th-century visual culture. His curated selection represents the most significant and visually striking examples of fashion advertising from the period, providing both historical documentation and artistic inspiration for contemporary creatives.
This illustrated fashion history book presents 400 fashion advertisements from the renowned Jim Heimann Collection, documenting the complete transformation of fashion marketing and design throughout the 20th century. Published in German, French, and English, this trilingual edition serves as both a visual archive and cultural reference for fashion enthusiasts, designers, and historians.
The Jim Heimann Collection provides an extensive visual journey through fashion advertising, showcasing how apparel marketing evolved from exclusive Parisian salon presentations to the global fashion mega-industry we know today. Each advertisement captures the aesthetic sensibilities, social values, and marketing techniques of its era, offering insights into how fashion brands communicated with consumers across different decades.
This volume traces the dramatic shifts in fashion silhouettes and trends that defined each decade of the 20th century. From the corseted elegance of the early 1900s through the flapper revolution of the 1920s, the wartime practicality of the 1940s, the revolutionary youth movements of the 1960s, to the diverse expressions of the century's final decades, this collection documents fashion's continuous reinvention.
Beyond showcasing clothing styles, this book examines the sophisticated evolution of fashion advertising itself. The advertisements reveal changing photography techniques, graphic design trends, copywriting approaches, and brand positioning strategies that transformed fashion from an elite luxury service into an accessible global industry. This marketing perspective makes the book valuable for advertising professionals, brand strategists, and business students.
Presented in German, French, and English, this TASCHEN publication makes fashion history accessible to international audiences. The multilingual format reflects fashion's status as a universal language while honoring the industry's European heritage. The large-format coffee table book design allows the vintage advertisements to be appreciated in substantial detail, making it an impressive decorative accent for homes, offices, design studios, and retail spaces.
The advertisements featured in this volume come from Jim Heimann's extensive archive of 20th-century visual culture. His curated selection represents the most significant and visually striking examples of fashion advertising from the period, providing both historical documentation and artistic inspiration for contemporary creatives.
This illustrated fashion history book presents 400 fashion advertisements from the renowned Jim Heimann Collection, documenting the complete transformation of fashion marketing and design throughout the 20th century. Published in German, French, and English, this trilingual edition serves as both a visual archive and cultural reference for fashion enthusiasts, designers, and historians.
The Jim Heimann Collection provides an extensive visual journey through fashion advertising, showcasing how apparel marketing evolved from exclusive Parisian salon presentations to the global fashion mega-industry we know today. Each advertisement captures the aesthetic sensibilities, social values, and marketing techniques of its era, offering insights into how fashion brands communicated with consumers across different decades.
This volume traces the dramatic shifts in fashion silhouettes and trends that defined each decade of the 20th century. From the corseted elegance of the early 1900s through the flapper revolution of the 1920s, the wartime practicality of the 1940s, the revolutionary youth movements of the 1960s, to the diverse expressions of the century's final decades, this collection documents fashion's continuous reinvention.
Beyond showcasing clothing styles, this book examines the sophisticated evolution of fashion advertising itself. The advertisements reveal changing photography techniques, graphic design trends, copywriting approaches, and brand positioning strategies that transformed fashion from an elite luxury service into an accessible global industry. This marketing perspective makes the book valuable for advertising professionals, brand strategists, and business students.
Presented in German, French, and English, this TASCHEN publication makes fashion history accessible to international audiences. The multilingual format reflects fashion's status as a universal language while honoring the industry's European heritage. The large-format coffee table book design allows the vintage advertisements to be appreciated in substantial detail, making it an impressive decorative accent for homes, offices, design studios, and retail spaces.
The advertisements featured in this volume come from Jim Heimann's extensive archive of 20th-century visual culture. His curated selection represents the most significant and visually striking examples of fashion advertising from the period, providing both historical documentation and artistic inspiration for contemporary creatives.
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