VIKTOR & ROLF

Irma Boom (Auteur)

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VIKTOR & ROLF

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Conceived and designed by acclaimed graphic designer Irma Boom, this book brings to life the legendary conceptual creations of Dutch duo Viktor & Rolf. Entirely made up of eight- page gatefolds, each of which relates to a specific show, with images, sketches, and quotes showcasing that particular collection, it elevates bookmaking to an entirely new level while referencing the dramatic layers that feature in the designers' work. Exploring Viktor & Rolf's signature stunning style, this book is the ultimate homage to the spectacle of fashion.
- Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren began their career in 1993 in Paris while working as apprentices for designers such as Martin Margiela. They were quick to attract attention, winning praise for their conceptual designs. Launched in 1998, the Viktor & Rolf label has since earned a reputation for its concept-driven catwalk collections that delight in the spectacle and performance of the show.
Irma Boom is an award-winning Dutch graphic designer and educator based in Amsterdam.
She has designed a large number of groundbreaking books for clients as diverse as OMA/Rem Koolhaas, Chanel, and Ferrari.
Key Selling Points - An overview of the careers of Viktor & Rolf, looking in detail at their beautifully made haute couture clothes and ready-to-wear collections - Fully illustrated with commissioned photographs as well as sketches and catwalk shots. This special hand-sewn book is made entirely of gatefolds and the paper starts super-fine, becoming thicker as the reader discovers each collection - Featuring text contributions by the likes of fashion critic Suzy Menkes and Andrew Bolton, curator of The Met's Costume Institute