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Fabulous Frocks

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Sharp Suits

Eric Musgrave

From the lounge to the leisure and everywhere in between,a history of the evolution of the men’s suit.

“Full of the photos of the chicest ones ever. Make this funwalk through fashion history a keeper.” —

Glamour

Fabulous FrocksThe suit is still the uniform

du jour

for millions of men that canbe seen everywhere from boardrooms to bawdy bars. It ranges fromthe anonymous and dignified dress of politicians and business-men to the expression of dandified tendencies for the young orfashionable. This lushly illustrated review examines the fascinat-ing history of the evolution of the modern suit from the days of the 19th-century tailor-made to the mass industrialization of theearly part of the 20th century. The path whereby the dress of theruling classes became the utilitarian outfit of the worker is alsotraced, along with a study of the progression of suit style over sub-sequent decades, including the fabrics and cuts used. Eric Mus-grave has has been writing about fashion for more than 25 years.He served as the launch editor of the first men’s magazine

FHM

,and has held senior positions at numerous fashion magazines, in-cluding

Drapers

Men’s Wear

International Textiles

FashionWeekly

, and

Sportswear International

Fashion & Appearance/Photography • 200 pp • 9 x 11.550 Color Photos • 50 B/W Photos9781862058521 • January • $40.00 (Can $45.00) ClothPavilion

The Rolling Stones

On Camera, Off Guard 1963–69

Mark Hayward

Raw and uncut, an unadulterated look at Mick,Brian, Keith, and the rest of the band in their earlydays, featuring a slew of rare photographs and a DVDof band footage.

For more than 40 years, the Rolling Stones have provedthemselves as one of history’s greatest rock bands. Thisnostalgic anthology takes a pictorial journey back to theroots of the group’s rock stardom and captures a long-lost age of music industry innocence. Featuring an ex-tensive selection of extremely rare photographs—mostnever previously published—this is a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at the band during the 1960s. Selectionsincluding the very first studio photos taken for

Mirabelle

magazine and pictures of Mick jumping on a piano atthe Isle of Man anniversary show in 1965, are accom-panied by interviews with many of the photographers.A DVD featuring found footage of the band completesthis intimate look at the Stones in action.Mark Haywardis the author of

The Beatles

Music/Photography • 208 pp • 10 x 11.5200 Color & B/W Photos • Includes DVD9781862058682 • November$40.00 (Can $45.00) Cloth • Pavilion