Fiorucci by Fiorucci
Fiorucci by Fiorucci
take a sharp turn...
‘Going into Fiorucci – the graphics, the colors, the music, the cool older girls who worked there – nothing was more exciting and glamorous. Those were the women I wanted to grow up to be: confident, arty, mysterious, and fun.’ – Sophia Coppola
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Rizzoli published this major retrospective on legendary Milanese fashion brand, Fiorucci.
Founded in 1967, Fiorucci was introduced into the American market by way of it’s New York outpost on East 59th Street – and, as Coppola remembers in the foreword to this glossy recap of all things Fiorucci – ‘life was never the same.’
A must-read for all fashion nostalgics, Fiorucci fully demonstrates the optimism, globalism, and irreverence of the Fiorucci attitude through a series of insightful conversations and tributes from personalities including Terry Jones, Sofia Coppola, Douglas Coupland and Marc Jacobs – as well as a myriad of archival photographs, posters, graphics and stickers.
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