Street Trad-Men\'s fashion is the late Chishin Ai Yazawa Seijiro Sato Book N2 for Sale

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Street Trad-Men\'s fashion is the late Chishin Ai Yazawa Seijiro Sato Book N2 For Sale

$Street Trad-Men\'s fashion is the late Chishin Ai Yazawa Seijiro Sato Book N2$
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Street Trad-Men\'s fashion is the late Chishin Ai Yazawa Seijiro Sato Book N2:
$35.26

Street Trad-Men\'s fashion is the late Chishin Ai Yazawa Seijiro Sato Book N2

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Street or Tradition: Men\'s Fashion Learning from the Past (Book)

The street style, which originated in the 1930s German Swing Kids and American Zooties, has repeatedly returned to the origin and has repeatedly changed and evolved while respecting the past. Rather than being driven by charismatic designers and luxury brands, the style created and nurtured by young people called gangsters and bad guys in the city is not only related to culture such as movies and music, but also deeply related to the political and social conditions of the time. exist. In this book, in order to explore the relationship between the rebellion and the traditional nature that lurks in the depths of street style, we will explain in detail the origins and detailed changes in style with many examples and images. All 31 style image illustrations were drawn by manga artist Ai Yazawa. Faithful to the historical facts, the appearance of the boys on the street drawn with a flowing touch is also a masterpiece.

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