Yumi Katsura: The Fairy Godmother of Japanese Fashion - Hardcover
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Languages:EnglishPublisher:Acc Art BooksISBN-13:9781788842631ISBN-10:1788842634UPC:9781788842631Book Category:DesignBook Subcategory:Fashion & Accessories, History & Criticism, Individual DesignersSize:12.11 x 9.61 x 1.11 inchesWeight:1.861Product ID:SC23358731
This beautifully illustrated fashion biography tells the story of Japanese cultural icon Yumi Katsura, a celebrated couturier who was also one of the bestselling luxury wedding-dress designers in the world. Yumi Katsura could be the greatest fashion designer you've never heard of. One of the world's bestselling luxury wedding-dress designers, as well as a celebrated couturier, she was venerated in her native Japan as a cultural icon and an inspirational business leader. Among her most celebrated pieces are a paper 'washi mode' dress housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a vestment worn by Pope John Paul II and a diamond-laden wedding gown ranked among the most expensive of all time. This beautifully illustrated biography tells the story of the woman who single-handedly created Japan's modern wedding industry, turning centuries of tradition on its head. From Katsura's childhood in the ruins of wartime Tokyo to her stellar international career, her life is an example to anyone who dreams of living for their passion. Written by Cori Coppola - producer of the acclaimed documentary House of Cardin - with co-author Kristin Coppola, this lavish fashion biography is a must-have for critics, connoisseurs and couture fans.
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Acc Art BooksISBN-13:9781788842631ISBN-10:1788842634UPC:9781788842631Book Category:DesignBook Subcategory:Fashion & Accessories, History & Criticism, Individual DesignersSize:12.11 x 9.61 x 1.11 inchesWeight:1.861Product ID:SC23358731
Cori Coppola was the Producer of the fashion documentary The House of Cardin, directed by P. David Ebersole and Todd Hughes. Shot in five countries over the course of two years, the film depicts the life and work of famed French fashion designer Pierre Cardin. Previously, she worked as a Coordinator and VFX Producer for films and commercials both in the U.S. and in France working at high-profile companies such as Kleiser-Walczak, BUF, and Partizan. Ms. Coppola, who originally hailed from Hollywood, was fluent in French and lived in Paris for over 21 years. She was the granddaughter of famed opera conductor Anton Coppola, daughter of jazz bassist Ray Brown, and part of the celebrated Coppola family. Tragically, Cori passed away during the later stages of working on Yumi Katsura: The Fairy Godmother of Fashion. Cori's sister, Kristin, completed the project, working closely with Yumi Katsura and her team.
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