20 years of style : the world according to Paper / edited by Kim Hastreiter and David Hershkovits.
Material type:
TextPublication details: New York : Harper Design International : Distributed throughout the world by HarperCollins International, 2004.Description: 238 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 28 cmISBN: - 0060723025 (pbk.)
- Twenty years of style
- Paper (New York, N.Y.)
- 306.0973 HAS 22
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Loan | LSAD Library Main Collection | 306.0973 HAS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 39002100644377 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
For the legions of Paper Magazine fans, and anyone who's interested in Where Style Starts. This stunning portrayal of the last 20 years is a wonderful commemorative look at the life and times of the era. Following introductions and commentary by a virtual who's who of popular culture, 20 Years of Style charts just how style has evolved over the past twenty years, illustrating the huge influence that underground cultures from the worlds of art, music, film, sports and urban street life ultimately have played on mainstream fashion. Laid out by year starting in 1984 and continuing through the present, this star-studded journey cannot be described by words alone.
Adding to this visual feast are essays and commentary from Paper Magazine founders and co-editors Kim Hasreiter and David Hershkovits, as well as celebratory tributes to Paper Magazine from dejay and musicologist Moby; rap icon Fab 5 Freddy; artist/designer Todd Oldham; and style historian Harold Koda.
Includes index.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Preface
- The World According to Paper (p. 1)
- Pop Goes the World (p. 4)
- Part 1 In Celebration of Paper
- Culture Wars (p. 6)
- It's a Paper Party: Moby on Paper (p. 10)
- It's a Paper Party: Fab 5 Freddy on Paper (p. 10)
- It's a Paper Party: Todd Oldham on Paper (p. 12)
- It's a Paper Party: Harold Koda on Paper (p. 14)
- Part 2 Where Does Style Start?
- Three Subcultures That Shook the World of Style (p. 16)
- Hip-Hop + Style according to Charlie Ahearn (p. 20)
- Drag + Style according to RuPaul (p. 24)
- Skate + Style according to Aaron Rose (p. 28)
- Skate + Style according to Kim Gordon (p. 30)
- Style Is Everywhere (p. 32)
- Art + Style according to Jeffrey Deitch (p. 38)
- Music + Style according to Anna Sui (p. 42)
- Entertainment + Style according to Isaac Mizrahi (p. 46)
- Entertainment + Style according to Pedro Almodovar (p. 48)
- Entertainment + Style according to Sandra Bernhard (p. 50)
- Daylife + Style according to John Waters (p. 52)
- Daylife + Style Ruben Toledo on Bill Cunningham (p. 55)
- Nightlife + Style according to Patrick McMullan (p. 56)
- Part 3 20 Years of Style
- 1984-1994
- Style Timeline: 1984-2004 (p. 61)
- 1984: Paper Is Born! (p. 64)
- 1985: East Village style rules (p. 72)
- 1986: The Hip-Hop look arrives (p. 80)
- 1987: AIDS devastates the creative community (p. 88)
- 1988: Leigh Bowery pushes the boundaries of style (p. 96)
- 1989: Jesse Helms attacks the NEA (p. 104)
- 1990: Michael Alig is crowned king of clubland (p. 112)
- 1991: Grunge turns fashion upside down (p. 120)
- 1992: Clubgoers wear outespace styles (p. 128)
- 1993: Tattoos and piercings hit the catwalk (p. 136)
- 1994: Skatewear goes girly (p. 144)
- 1995-2004
- 1995: The Punk Yuppie look is in vogue (p. 152)
- 1996: Paper Falls in Love with African-American hair- and nail-art (p. 160)
- 1997: Heroin Chic comes under fire (p. 168)
- 1998: 'Frosted' is the first word in beauty (p. 176)
- 1999: Fashion companies merge (p. 184)
- 2000: The Millennium's new vulgarity (p. 192)
- 2001: September 11 alters everything (p. 200)
- 2002: High Design comes to mass-market (p. 208)
- 2003: The Year of gay America (p. 216)
- 2004: Celebrity scandals (p. 224)
- Paper's Special Index of Style (p. 238)