Details Writers: Fran Black, Lona Benney, Marisa Bulzone; Genres: Coffee Table, Nonfiction, Pop Culture; Publisher: Stewart Tabori & Chang

Lona Benney, Fran Black, and Marisa Bulzone's The Color of Fashion is a somewhat wifty concept — more than a hundred fashion photographers were cut loose from the trends of the moment and asked to interpret the role color plays in fashion. The chapters, arranged by color, contain a few surprising models, like Spanish movie director Pedro Almódovar and female impersonator Lypsinka, some sappy prose, and a great many stunning tableaux. B+

Originally posted Nov 20, 1992 Published in issue #145 Nov 20, 1992 Order article reprints

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