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Fresh Fly Fabulous: 50 Years of Hip Hop Style [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 256 pages, kõrgus x laius: 279x229 mm, 200 Colour images
  • Ilmumisaeg: 07-Feb-2023
  • Kirjastus: Rizzoli International Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0847899314
  • ISBN-13: 9780847899319
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 256 pages, kõrgus x laius: 279x229 mm, 200 Colour images
  • Ilmumisaeg: 07-Feb-2023
  • Kirjastus: Rizzoli International Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0847899314
  • ISBN-13: 9780847899319
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"The birth of hip hop rippled out across the globe, influencing music and fashion for generations. Fresh Fly Fabulous: 50 Years of Hip Hop Style draws on the experiences and memories of those who were there, from a foreword by Slick Rick, to interviews with Disco Fever club owner Sal Abbatiello and designers Dapper Dan and April Walker, to chapters from Vibe stylist Emil Wilbekin and former editor of The Source Kim Osorio. Topics cover the range of hip hop's influential style over the past half century, tracing the evolution from early hip hop style, born of aspiration, individuality, and practicality to contemporary fashion steeped in luxury brands. Hip hop style is a local story, told through spotlights on Times Square as an early fashion space, as well as an international phenomenon, shown in the prominence of hip hop fashion leaders on red carpets. Inventiveness, the art of the remix, and a diverse set of influences are consistent themes in sections that examine hip hop style from hair and nails to shoes and sneakers"--

On a hot summer night in August of 1973, DJ Kool Herc and his sister, Cindy, put on a “back to school jam” in the rec room of their apartment block at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the West Bronx. The rest is history. The birth of hip hop rippled out across the globe, influencing music and fashion for generations.

Fresh Fly Fabulous: 50 Years of Hip Hop Style draws on the experiences and memories of those who were there, from a foreword by Slick Rick, to interviews with Disco Fever club owner Sal Abbatiello and designers Dapper Dan and April Walker, to chapters from Vibe stylist Emil Wilbekin and former editor of The Source Kim Osorio. Topics cover the range of hip hop’s influential style over the past half century, tracing the evolution from early hip hop style, born of aspiration, individuality, and practicality to contemporary fashion steeped in luxury brands.

Hip hop style is a local story, told through spotlights on Times Square as an early fashion space, as well as an international phenomenon, shown in the prominence of hip hop fashion leaders on red carpets. Inventiveness, the art of the remix, and a diverse set of influences are consistent themes in sections that examine hip hop style from hair and nails to shoes and sneakers.

Fresh Fly Fabulous is the definitive source for hip hop style, brought to life by the groundbreaking photographers who captured it firsthand, including Janette Beckman, Jamel Shabazz, and Ernie Paniccioli.

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"Slick Rick writes the foreword to this vibrant exploration of the birth, spread and evolution of hip-hop style from rec rooms to red carpets through images and analyses from stylists, designers and more." NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

"To mark the 50th anniversary of the birth of hip-hop, an exhibition at New York's Museum of the Fashion Institute of Technology and an accompanying Rizzoli monograph unpack the stories of designers like Dapper Dan and behind iconic looks like Salt-N-Pepa's "Push It" jackets, created by rapper Christopher "Play" Martin, exploring the creative relationship between music and fashion." HARPER'S BAZAAR

Foreword 1(8)
Slick Rick
Intro 9(12)
1 The Evolution of Hip Hop Style
21(38)
Elizabeth Wellington
Here for It: Graffiti and Hip Hop Fashion
50(4)
Claudia Gold
The King of The Fever: Sal Abbatiello
54(5)
2 The Stylist in the Golden Era of Hip Hop
59(36)
Emil Wilbekin
Daniel Day: The Original
79(6)
April Walker, Fashion Royalty
85(4)
West Coast: Cross Colours & Karl Kani
89(6)
3 Name Droppin': The Storytelling of Hip Hop through Fashion Lyrics
95(24)
Hip Hop and the American Dream: Polo Ralph Lauren
115(4)
Rebecca Pietri
4 Change Clothes & Go by Kim Osorio
119(20)
Ralph McDaniels: Hip Hop Fashion's First Runway
133(1)
Official: Tommy Boy Records and Hip Hop Fashion
134(5)
Monica Lynch
5 Showing Out on the Deuce
139(8)
Vikki Tobak
6 Ratchetdemic: The Ultimate Collider
147(18)
Christopher Emdin
Black by Popular Demand at HBCUs
156(2)
Alphonso McClendon
I Had to Be Down: The Making of a Hip Hop Archivist
158(7)
Syreeta Gates
7 Name Game: The Hip Hop Nameplate
165(21)
Isabel Flower
Marcel Rosa-Salas
Hip Hop Hoops
182(4)
8 Call Us by Our Names: Queer Gender and Hip Hop Fashion
186(31)
Eric Darnell Pritchard
Hip Hop Hair
206(9)
Hip Hop Nails
215(2)
9 Hip Hop & Pink
217(18)
Monica L. Miller
Elena Romero
10 The Shoe Game: The Almost Forgotten Footwear of Hip Hop
235(17)
Warren Orange
Baltimore and The Nike Air Force 1 Connection
245(3)
Strictly for the Ladies: Reebok Freestyle 5411s
248(4)
Editors & Contributers 252(2)
Acknowlegments 254
Elena Romero began her fashion journalistic career as the former associate editor and a contributing editor for fashion bibles DNR and WWD. Through her work at both publications, Ms. Romero extensively chronicled the rise and growth of some of the market s pioneering brands, including Fubu, Phat Farm, Ecko Unlimited, Rocawear and Sean John. Her journalistic work in both trade and consumer publications helped legitimize the urban fashion industry that once was considered a fad. She is currently an Adjunct Assistant Professor at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology.