A dive into the bold creative world of fashion designer Paul Poiret, showcasing works from throughout his career. Paul Poiret (1879–1944) is widely credited with modernizing fashion. In the vibrant cultural context of the early 20th century, the man Elsa Schiaparelli called "the Leonardo of fashion" revolutionized the world of style, creating beautiful garments that freed women from restrictive corsets and allowed them to experience a new form of freedom.

An in-depth exploration of Poiret's creative universe, this book examines his art and daring approach to design, extending beyond fashion into fragrance, interior design, gastronomy, and glamorous events. Drawing from the extensive collections of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, which include garments, materials, sketches, photographs, objects, and more, it explores the influences that shaped Poiret's life and work.

This captivating volume brings to life the work of this multifaceted Renaissance figure for a new audience.

Pages: 272, Year of Publication: 1117, Dimensions: 23x23cm