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Celebrating the seventy-fifth anniversary of this iconic luxury fashion brand, this book presents a vibrant visual survey of Coach's continual exploration and redefinition of American style, infused with its distinctively cool New York City spirit.
"And while it's published by none other than Rizzoli New York, don't let the genre fool you, because this isn't your average coffee table book. Adopting a unique scrapbook style layout designed by famed art director Fabien Baron, this nearly 300-page walk down New York's fashion memory lane details the entirety of Coach's journey, starting from their humble beginnings as a quaint SoHo workshop with only six artisans to the American fashion giant they are today"
—Paper Magazine
"Dinerstein employs a rather wonderful way of telling the story of Coach by using the ever-changing landscape of New York City as the back drop to the evolution of a heritage brand. The photographs are about as wonderful as you find, and the text is straightforward and makes for an enjoyable as well as an enlightening read. . . . The book is without question a celebration of all its contents."
—New York Journal Of Books
"The book Coach: A Story of New York Cool, out today from Rizzoli, commemorates the brand’s 75th anniversary as a 336-page visual history, featuring vintage photographs, design sketches, landmark editorials, and ad campaigns."
—New York Magazine
". . . traces the house's origins from a leather goods house to a commercial powerhouse."
—W Magazine
"There's even a Rizzoli book to underscore this hip new era, Coach: A Story of New York Cool, with a foreword by Blondie's Debbie Harry. Vevers, for his part, is doing what comes naturally. "The change has been bold, but I've always felt that there's an appetite for it," he says. "And it seems to be the case. "People have responded really well to fashion from Coach," he continues."
—HarpersBazaar.com
"This year the classic American brand celebrates its 75th anniversary and, with Rizzoli, has released this collection of archival sketches, photography, and history written by designer Stuart Vevers with a foreword by Debbie Harry."
—15 of the Most Covetable Fashion Tomes to Hit Bookshelves This Year, Vogue
"There’s cool, then there’s New York cool. For their 75th anniversary, Coach brings their readers on a journey through the brand’s legacy of defining style and leading the fashion industry. The collage cover of fashion cut-outs evokes the timelessness Coach’s influence."
—E Magazine, The Entity Haute Couture
"This richly and beautifully illustrated volume features new and archival photography, design sketches, landmark editorials and ad campaigns, imagery of Coach’s inspirational icons of cool, from Joe DiMaggio, Fred Astaire, Lauren Bacall, Robert Redford, and Ali McGraw, to Madonna, Prince, Chloë Grace Moretz and Zoë Kravitz, all set against the electrifying, fast-paced cityscapes of New York City, Coach’s first and continuous inspiration. COACH: A STORY OF NEW YORK COOL speaks to Coach’s devoted clients and fashion, style, and cultural enthusiasts alike."
—FashionReporters.com
Stuart Vevers is the creative director of Coach. Joel Dinerstein is the Clark Chair of American Civi- lization at Tulane University and the author of several books on the concepts of American cool, race, film noir, and popular music.
"And while it's published by none other than Rizzoli New York, don't let the genre fool you, because this isn't your average coffee table book. Adopting a unique scrapbook style layout designed by famed art director Fabien Baron, this nearly 300-page walk down New York's fashion memory lane details the entirety of Coach's journey, starting from their humble beginnings as a quaint SoHo workshop with only six artisans to the American fashion giant they are today"
—Paper Magazine
"Dinerstein employs a rather wonderful way of telling the story of Coach by using the ever-changing landscape of New York City as the back drop to the evolution of a heritage brand. The photographs are about as wonderful as you find, and the text is straightforward and makes for an enjoyable as well as an enlightening read. . . . The book is without question a celebration of all its contents."
—New York Journal Of Books
"The book Coach: A Story of New York Cool, out today from Rizzoli, commemorates the brand’s 75th anniversary as a 336-page visual history, featuring vintage photographs, design sketches, landmark editorials, and ad campaigns."
—New York Magazine
". . . traces the house's origins from a leather goods house to a commercial powerhouse."
—W Magazine
"There's even a Rizzoli book to underscore this hip new era, Coach: A Story of New York Cool, with a foreword by Blondie's Debbie Harry. Vevers, for his part, is doing what comes naturally. "The change has been bold, but I've always felt that there's an appetite for it," he says. "And it seems to be the case. "People have responded really well to fashion from Coach," he continues."
—HarpersBazaar.com
"This year the classic American brand celebrates its 75th anniversary and, with Rizzoli, has released this collection of archival sketches, photography, and history written by designer Stuart Vevers with a foreword by Debbie Harry."
—15 of the Most Covetable Fashion Tomes to Hit Bookshelves This Year, Vogue
"There’s cool, then there’s New York cool. For their 75th anniversary, Coach brings their readers on a journey through the brand’s legacy of defining style and leading the fashion industry. The collage cover of fashion cut-outs evokes the timelessness Coach’s influence."
—E Magazine, The Entity Haute Couture
"This richly and beautifully illustrated volume features new and archival photography, design sketches, landmark editorials and ad campaigns, imagery of Coach’s inspirational icons of cool, from Joe DiMaggio, Fred Astaire, Lauren Bacall, Robert Redford, and Ali McGraw, to Madonna, Prince, Chloë Grace Moretz and Zoë Kravitz, all set against the electrifying, fast-paced cityscapes of New York City, Coach’s first and continuous inspiration. COACH: A STORY OF NEW YORK COOL speaks to Coach’s devoted clients and fashion, style, and cultural enthusiasts alike."
—FashionReporters.com
Stuart Vevers is the creative director of Coach. Joel Dinerstein is the Clark Chair of American Civi- lization at Tulane University and the author of several books on the concepts of American cool, race, film noir, and popular music.