Noam

39%
Flag icon
Since 1968, Japanese aesthetes had rejected the United States’ monopoly control of global culture—but now classic, quintessential Americana was back. Instead of East Coast collegiate clothing, however, this new American trend focused on rough-and-ready outdoor gear, classic regular fit Levi’s 501s, work boots, and sturdy backpacks slung over shoulders.
Ametora: How Japan Saved American Style (BASIC BOOKS/PER)
Rate this book
Clear rating
Open Preview