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Mood of the Moment: Gaby Aghion and Chloe
By Choghakate Kazarian (Editor), Alexis Romano (Contribution by), Camille Kovalevsky (Contribution by), Kristina Parsons (Contribution by), Paulo Melim Andersson (Contribution by), Gabriela Hearst (Contribution by), Karl Lagerfeld (Contribution by), Hannah MacGibbon (Contribution by), Stella McCartney (Contribution by), Peter O'Brien (Contribution by), Natacha Ramsay Levi (Contribution by), Martine Sitbon (Contribution by), Clare Waight Keller (Contribution by)
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By Choghakate Kazarian (Editor), Alexis Romano (Contribution by), Camille Kovalevsky (Contribution by), Kristina Parsons (Contribution by), Paulo Melim Andersson (Contribution by), Gabriela Hearst (Contribution by), Karl Lagerfeld (Contribution by), Hannah MacGibbon (Contribution by), Stella McCartney (Contribution by), Peter O'Brien (Contribution by), Natacha Ramsay Levi (Contribution by), Martine Sitbon (Contribution by), Clare Waight Keller (Contribution by)
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An exploration of fashion designer Gaby Aghion’s life, career, and legacy at the French fashion house Chloé
As imagined by the company’s founder, Gaby Aghion (1921–2014), the sophisticated, romantic, and glamorous designs of Chloé have captured the energy and aspirations of generations of women since Aghion designed her first collection in 1952. This sumptuously illustrated book centers Chloé and Aghion within the cultural arena and crystallizes a major transition in the postwar Parisian f...
As imagined by the company’s founder, Gaby Aghion (1921–2014), the sophisticated, romantic, and glamorous designs of Chloé have captured the energy and aspirations of generations of women since Aghion designed her first collection in 1952. This sumptuously illustrated book centers Chloé and Aghion within the cultural arena and crystallizes a major transition in the postwar Parisian f...