Description
John Sillevis delves into the captivating world of dandyism, tracing its rich history from the late eighteenth century to the present day. This exploration unveils how the dandy has evolved as a cultural symbol and social phenomenon, embodying a unique blend of elegance, nonchalance, and a keen sense of style.
Through meticulously researched anecdotes and vivid illustrations, the author paints a portrait of notable figures who have embodied the dandy ideal. Their stories reveal the tension between personal expression and societal expectations, drawing connections between art, fashion, and identity.
As readers navigate this journey, they discover the enduring influence of dandyism on modern culture. Sillevis illuminates how the legacy of these iconic figures continues to shape contemporary notions of beauty, individuality, and sophistication.
Through meticulously researched anecdotes and vivid illustrations, the author paints a portrait of notable figures who have embodied the dandy ideal. Their stories reveal the tension between personal expression and societal expectations, drawing connections between art, fashion, and identity.
As readers navigate this journey, they discover the enduring influence of dandyism on modern culture. Sillevis illuminates how the legacy of these iconic figures continues to shape contemporary notions of beauty, individuality, and sophistication.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
95 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2006
Publisher
Terra
ISBN-10
9058973751
ISBN-13
9789058973757