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ContentsThe editors of Frame magazine invited ten couturiers and shops to participate in Forefront, an overview of today's shop window culture. Featured are more than 200 bold and lyrical window displays by the likes of Barneys, Bergdorf Goodman, Harvey Nichols, Hermès Japan, Moschino, Selfridges and Louis Vuitton. Also included are interviews with all the designers. The book's graphic design matches the expressiveness of the featured work. A must-have for everyone involved in retail.
The design of Forefront
Graphic designer Thomas Buxó approached Forefront as if he were putting together an imaginary newspaper, complete with clippings and double-page spreads. This bold example of graphic design features black-and-white and colour presentations, each of which considers the relationship - sometimes interactive, sometimes fraught with tension - between a creative world sheltered behind the display window and the world outside, on the pavement, where glass is sometimes shattered into a million pieces.
Publication DetailsAuthor: Shonquis Moreno et al. / graphic design by Thomas Buxó / 216 pages / approx. 210 colour illustrations / 23 x 29,7 cm / hardback / published in 2005
Reviews'Dass auch Schaufenster Kunstwerke sein können, beweist das Buch Forefront: The Culture of Shop Window Design.'
Bolero, Switzerland
'In Forefront is de etalage met grote glimmende foto's tot hogere kunst verheven.'
de Volkskrant magazine, Netherlands |
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