W. David MarxAmetora: How Japan Saved American Style

An excellent fashion history and a must read for anyone with even a slight interest in Japanese men's fashion. The book covers Japan's relationship with American clothing from the pre-war years, through Ivy, the 60's and 70's right up to the current day. Wonderfully well-researched, and extremely readable. The book doesn't stop at the rise of the repro brands such as Big John, but goes onto look at how Japanese designers have taken American classics and are now exporting them back to America but with a Japanese twist through street-wear brands such as A Bathing Ape and denim companies such as Kapital. If the illustrations and photographs were in colour it would be a six-star book.

Well written and informative book on Japanese fashion history. A must have for Ivy League lovers

Superb look at the Japanese adoption of classic American style.

Amazing book, one of the best I have read on fashion and history. Key book for any designer wanting to expand there knowledge

Great

As it says on the tin 5 star 👍🏻

the book is great, but the cover is dirtyalso some pages were crumpled

Arrived with front cover scratched and dirty and clearly used. Advertised as brand new