Asian Street Fashion Paperback – December 9, 2014

Asian Street Fashion has always been a favorite of mine. There’s definitely something there. Clothing as with skincare Is dealt with in detail. If you haven’t reviewed either, please do, it’s amazing the effort put into self care and no longer any wonder why so many fascinating trends come from this part of the world. My short visits have been whirlwinds of sandstorms & small masks so as not to inhale.. fortunately I’m going bk for a year to enjoy the culture.

This is a good book for anyone interested in Asian street fashion.

Very fun book with some amazing street photography. The fashion is very cool and inspiring. Although I bought this for my mother-in-law for Christmas, I could not resist looking through it quickly before I wrapped it. I may have to order a copy for myself.

Fun.

This book has been sitting on a table in our house this week and I started looking at it. It's a beautifully designed book (other than the captions running vertically) and the photos by James Bent are perfect. It makes me realize how seldom I see well-designed photo books.(It's actually shameful that publisher Thames & Hudson did not give credit for book design anywhere.)The clothing is elegant, subtle, and stylish, and what the photographer chooses to shoot is a welcome relief from the weird big-time-designer stuff you see in Vogue, Vanity Fair, etc., (as modeled by anorexics with pained expressions).It reminds me of The Sartorialist, a fashion blog by Scott Schuman, who wanders the streets of Manhattan shooting people wearing clothes that catch his eye. Thames & Hudson did not give credit for book design anywhereIt makes me realize how seldom I see well-designed photo books.The clothing is elegant, subtle, and stylish, and what the photographer chooses to shoot is a welcome relief from the weird big-time-designer stuff you see in Vogue, Vanity Fair, etc. (as modeled by anorexics with pained expressions).It reminds me of The Sartorialist, a fashion blog by Scott Schuman, who wanders the streets of Manhattan shooting people wearing clothes that catch his eye.

A great coffee table book highlighting some of the most creative and innovative street fashions found in the major cities of Asia. I particularly loved the gender blending that many of the men and women did, combining mens and womens ware. Loved this book, well worth a perusal

Very inspiring photos and words. Two thumbs up

Good as a gift

270 pages de photos.Ne cherchez pas de texte, il n'y en a pas.Très bons clichés pour trouver l'inspiration à la création de personnages, ou simplement pour trouver un style vestimentaire.Très sympa donc.